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You’ve got to listen to this. It’s the funniest nine minutes of car crash radio you’ll have heard for a long time.
It’s Ian Botham, being interviewed on BBC Five Live this morning, talking about how the public spirited game shooting industry is planning to donate thousands of lead-poisoned pheasants and partridges to the poor and needy.
First, here’s a bit of background (from yesterday’s Sunday Times) –
Whether you think donating thousands of lead-contaminated game birds to the poor is a great idea or whether you think it’s simply a PR opportunity to justify the killing of 50 million game birds a year for entertainment, this is fantastic radio.
Here’s the interview (starts at 2:39:12). Only available for 29 days.
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