Ricky Gervais urges UK government to follow through on trophy hunting ban, calls sport 'pathetic and indefensible'
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Dave Burke
3d ago· 4 min readenNews
Summary
Ricky Gervais, along with celebrities Alan Cumming and Heather Mills, has made an urgent plea to ban trophy hunting worldwide. In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, Gervais called trophy hunting 'one of the most pathetic and indefensible things human beings do' as pressure mounts on the UK government to deliver on promises to outlaw the practice. The article calls on readers to support a final push to end trophy hunting globally.
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bskyRicky Gervais urges UK government to follow through on trophy hunting ban, calls sport 'pathetic and indefensible'mirror.co.ukKey quotes
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The sick sport is one of the most pathetic and indefensible things human beings do
EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Ricky Gervais told The Mirror that trophy hunting is 'one of the most pathetic and indefensible things human beings do' as pressure mounts on the government to deliver on its promises
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