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UK to begin process of barring foreign nations from its waters

The UK government has announced it will withdraw from the London Fisheries Convention, which allowed foreign countries access to UK waters

By Undercurrent News | July 3, 2017 09:17 BST
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Brixham harbour, Devon, UK. Photo: Barry Lewis
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The UK is set to begin the process of possibly barring foreign fishing vessels from its waters this week, by triggering its withdrawal from the London Fisheries Convention [...]

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