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General licence system used as cover for criminal destruction of birds of prey (RSPB) (1 Viewer)

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RSPB Scotland has expressed concern at Scottish Natural Heritage's response to their recent consultation on the 'general licences' that permit the killing of some species of protected birds under certain circumstances.

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