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Hatty Cadman leads the debate.
Nick Mason opens the opposition argument.
Paul Davis Hunt Saboteurs Association.
Robin Page Television presenter and pro-hunting advocate.
Mike Woodin Green Party.
Alison Hawes Countryside Alliance.
John Cooper League against Cruel Sports.
Professor Roger Scruton Philosopher and author
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
Oxford motion fails to sway majority
(23 Oct 98 | UK)
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