MPs question EU plan for fish discards ban
New report calls on ministers to shift focus to more targeted fishing techniques and greater national control over policy
MPs will today risk the ire of sustainable fishing campaigners by questioning the EU's plans for banning the controversial practice of discarding by 2014, arguing that any bans should be phased in and...
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