Lucy Ferguson

In a newly published paper, PETA scientists present a watertight case for ending two inescapably cruel experiments on animals.

Eating meat, eggs, and dairy while claiming to care about the Earth is like pouring petrol on a fire that’s burning down your house and complaining about the smoke.

Following in the footsteps of the late Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Camilla has pledged not to obtain new fur items.

PETA is urging the Chelsea Flower Show to choose compassion over cruelty by serving only vegan food at its annual show in May.

PETA is urging Tate Modern to ban exotic skins following an announcement that Gucci – a company tied to animal abuse – will present its Cruise 2025 show at the gallery.

PETA activists crashed the opening of a new H&M store in Nottingham to urge the retailer to stop selling down products.

Three PETA “monkeys” dumped wheelbarrows of humanely picked coconuts outside the Whole Foods store on Kensington High Street to urge the supermarket to cut ties with forced monkey labour.

“Bloodied” PETA protesters pulled the wool from Halifax locals’ eyes, showing them how sheep are exploited in the wool industry.

UK Greetings’ decision to stop making cards featuring images of captive great apes in unnatural situations acknowledges that such portrayals hold power.