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Call to end animal pain-resear
Using animals to research pain has "limited value" and should be replaced by newer technologies, argues a panel of medical experts from across England.
Check out this story on news.bbc.co.uk.
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Fur flies as Gwyneth Paltrow offends her animal-rights friends
She is almost as famous for her green, holistic lifestyle as she is for her film roles, but Gwyneth Paltrow has become the focus of angry animal rights campaigners.
Check out this story on www.independent.co.uk.
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Oxford vegan food fair report - your town next!
Vegan food activists from Midlands Vegan Campaigns today ventured out of our own territory and in to Oxford, to the city`s first ever Free Vegan Food Fair.
Check out this story on www.indymedia.org.uk.
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The new series has a new exciting format and we’re looking for people to take part in this returning documentary series all about how the meat we eat is bred, killed and finally cooked.
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Study finds 115 million animals used in tests worldwide
About 115 million animals were used in scientific research globally in 2005, according to an estimate based on official national figures and extrapolations from the number of scientific papers that were published involving animals.
Check out this story on www.guardian.co.uk.
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Beat rising food bills - follow the inflation-proof diet
Photo: bricolage108
If you want to eat like it's 2007, you have to essentially think like a vegan.
Check out this story on www.guardian.co.uk.
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Stella McCartney in Fur Ad
Stella McCartney has forced a fur company to pull their new season ads after they used one of her bras on a model.
Check out this story on www.femalefirst.co.uk.
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Climate change protesters target London's Smithfield Meat Market
Photo: Martin Heigen
Protesters from the climate camp at Kingsnorth power station have scaled London's Smithfield Meat Market and unfurled a pro-vegan banner.
Check out this story on www.envirolink.org.
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Statement from the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) Clarifying Processed Meat-Cancer Link
The American Institute for Cancer Research finds itself and its landmark expert report, Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and the Prevention of Cancer: A Global Perspective, caught in the middle of a furious PR battle between two interest groups.
Check out this story on www.earthtimes.org.
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The Court of Appeal has today issued a ruling giving researchers the power to choose what information they reveal to the public about animal experiments - delivering a devastating blow to reasoned debate about this controversial subject and a major step backwards in a democracy.