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How the horror of the Dunblane school shooting changed Britain
The massacre led to the Snowdrop Petition collecting 705,000 signatures, prompting a public inquiry and legislation banning handguns across the UK.
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Dunblane victim's brother hits out at shooting clubs which 'glamourise firearms'
Jack Crozier, whose sister Emma was one of 16 kids killed with their teacher, has demanded gun laws be kept up to date to combat a spike in “practical shooting” clubs - 30 years after the tragedy.
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Dunblane 30 years on
A BBC documentary will this week mark the 30th anniversary of the Dunblane massacre by telling the story of the parents, politicians and campaigners who came together in a bid to ensure such a tragedy could never happen again. The powerful film, Dunblane:How Britain Banned Handguns, highlights how legislative decisions made in the aftermath of […] The post Dunblane 30 years on appeared first on The Edinburgh Reporter.
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