Fury as Iceland kills first whale after 14-year ban

ANIMAL welfare campaigners yesterday criticised the killing of Iceland’s first whale in 14 years.

Iceland stopped whaling in 1989 following an international boycott of its fish products.

But earlier this month the country sparked international concern by announcing a six-week operation to kill 38 minke whales for scientific research.

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