Royal News Prince William In Pro-Hunt Controversy

27 April 2005

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PRINCE WILLIAM TO HELP PRO-HUNT OFFENDERBritish royal PRINCE WILLIAM is endorsing a controversial fund-raising campaign aimed at paying for the legal fees of a pal who illegally stormed the London government buildings during a pro-hunting demonstration last year (04).In September, OTIS FERRY - son of veteran singer BRYAN FERRY - was arrested by police after breaking through security at the Houses Of Parliament with seven other cohorts and interrupting a debate about the future of hunting in Britain.Hunting enthusiast William is so fervently supportive of Ferry's illegal antics, he's reportedly planning to wear a bracelet bearing the slogan 'Fight The Ban' and sell the bangles for $47.50 (£25) each - a move which close aides fear will cause uproar in the UK.

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