The American XL bully canine is to be banned by the tip of the 12 months following a spate of assaults, it has been introduced. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made the announcement on Friday saying the canine was "a danger to our communities, particularly our children".

The news comes hours after a man died in a savage attack in Stonnall, though the breed of the canine concerned stay unknown. After a former police chief referred to as for a nationwide amnesty of the canine after a current assault left an 11-year-old woman with critical accidents. 

There have been quite a lot of deadly or critical assaults involving the canine in recent times. A mum whose son was killed by a seven-stone American XL Bully in Caperhilly stated she was "sobbing" on the news.

In a video assertion posted on X, previously often known as Twitter, Mr Sunak stated: “It is obvious this isn't a couple of handful of badly skilled canine, it’s a sample of behaviour and it can't go on. While homeowners have already got a accountability to maintain their canine beneath management, I need to reassure those that we're urgently engaged on methods to cease these assaults and defend the general public. Today I've tasked ministers to convey collectively police and specialists, to firstly outline the breed of canine behind these assaults, with the view to then outlawing it."

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