Reprieve for bull on death row in Wales

Monks at a Hindu temple were today celebrating a temporary reprieve granted to a sacred bull on death row on a Welsh farm.

Wed, 16 May, 2007 - 14:57

Monks at a Hindu temple were today celebrating a temporary reprieve granted to a sacred bull on death row on a Welsh farm.

The Welsh Assembly Government had been expected to take steps to slaughter Shambo, of the Skanda Vale Temple in West Wales, next week after he tested positive for bovine tuberculosis.

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