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A Marineland letter to the fisheries ministry, obtained by the BBC, said that whatever happens to the animals would be "a direct consequence of the minister's decision".

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Thompson denied its export permit, saying the strengthening of fisheries legislation in 2019 that made it illegal to use whales and dolphins for entertainment prohibited the move.

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The remaining 49 also involved line and buoys but in circumstances that could not be traced back to a specific fishery.

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His plea was taken up by the SNP, then in opposition, who demanded the fisheries vessels be classed as military or "grey" ships, thereby excluding foreign competition.

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As the UK's only commercial eel enterprise, Lough Neagh fishery's plan requires that 200 tonnes of silver eels escape back to sea annually.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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