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The hunting ban could be gone soon – but the hypocrisy will linger on

Cameron looks like making good on his promise to deal with the worst law of our time. He still won’t admit to enjoying hunting, however

11 July 2015

9:00 AM

11 July 2015

9:00 AM

When Bill Clinton was asked if he had ever smoked marijuana he uttered the infamous cop-out that he had smoked it but had not inhaled.

David Cameron’s position on hunting has been similar. He cannot deny that he once rode to hounds with his friends in the beautiful English countryside where he spends weekends.

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