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Following meetings with PETA – and thanks to a letter from Sir Roger Moore – Harvey Nichols has agreed to remove foie gras from their restaurant menus come the New Year.

The consequences of the animal overpopulation crisis are tragic; in the UK alone, it’s estimated that one homeless dog is euthanised every single hour.

Lovely ladies Victoria and Hailey looked like a picture of health and beauty as they encouraged Oxford residents to adopt a vegan diet.

Pamela Anderson, accompanied by PETA US Senior Vice President Dan Mathews, talked about vegetarianism and screened our video “Glass Walls” to students at the Oxford Union.

Pamela Anderson, PETA’s “weapon of mass distraction”, unveiled her racy “All Animals Have the Same Parts – Go Vegetarian” ad to the London media.

We’re seeing a disturbing increase in the number of applications being submitted to build huge US-style industrial factory farms.

With the increasing threat that US-style factory farms might come to the UK, it’s sobering to see what animal care standards are like over there.

When the new coalition government came into power in May, our ears pricked up at its commitment to “work to reduce the use of animals in scientific procedures”.

James Wilstrop is a high-profile example of a leading athlete who knows that going vegetarian benefits both one’s sporting performance and animals.

PETA US is marking Cowell’s 51st birthday by spaying and neutering 51 cats and dogs – free of charge – to help staunch America’s homeless animal crisis.