House of Lords set to vote on UK anti-hunting bill

The row over the future of fox hunting in Britain is re-surfacing in the House of Lords as peers are being given a chance to vote on the controversial issue for the first time.

House of Lords set to vote on UK anti-hunting bill

The row over the future of fox hunting in Britain is re-surfacing in the House of Lords as peers are being given a chance to vote on the controversial issue for the first time.

MPs have already overwhelmingly voted for a ban - one of the three options in the Government's Hunting Bill - but peers are expected to clash with the Commons.

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