article_snippet: Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided Animal Welfare – to the RSPCA – said: 'Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – are very disappointed that the case has been dropped.
article_snippet: Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – do understand the reasons and the difficulties in getting these cases through the courts.
article_snippet: But Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – stand by Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – evidence completely; the case was dropped, not lost.'
article_snippet: an RSPCA spokesman went on to say: 'Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – have now reached the reluctant conclusion that having tried everything under the current judicial system, Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – now need to make changes to strengthen the Hunting Act.
article_snippet: Sorry Philip Mansbridge, the UK director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare – which shot the disputed footage and provided it to the RSPCA – are not currently accepting comments on this article.