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April 2024

  • Patrick Lovely at Camberwell art school in the 1950s

    Other lives
    Patrick Lovely obituary

    Other lives: Artist and art teacher who documented the life of people and places in south London

March 2024

  • Laurent Ballesta’s entry of a horseshoe crab for Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum, London.

    ‘Killed in vast numbers’: horseshoe crabs under threat from overharvesting

    The crabs’ blue blood is used to test vaccines, saving millions of lives – but there are synthetic alternatives

December 2023

  • Liam Carr’s ‘body-on-chip’.

    3D-printed chip showing body’s reaction to drugs could end need for animal tests

    Exclusive: Device with compartments replicating major organs could also speed up patients’ access to new medicines

September 2023

  • Tulane University, in New Orleans, received a letter demanding a full inquiry into the animal deaths.

    US scientists who used scissors to kill lab rats must be fired, activists say

    Tulane university researchers accused of ‘serious’ violations that breached international protocol over animal deaths

December 2022

  • Supermarket shelves with packed meats

    ‘Too much’ nitrite-cured meat brings clear risk of cancer, say scientists

    Call for UK government ban of chemical in processed meat such as bacon and ham after mice tumours study

November 2022

  • Mark Constantine, Co-Founder of Lush is Interviewed for The Guardian<br>Mark Constantine Co-founder of British cosmetics company Lush at his home in Poole Dorset. Pic: October 17th, 2022 by Ben Gurr / For The Guardian 07979 604343 bengurr@yahoo.co.uk

    Observer business profile
    Mark Constantine of Lush: ‘Nothing is ever finished, either positively or negatively’

    At 70, the co-founder of the ethical beauty brand still has the drive to battle animal testing – as long as he can take his 4pm bath

October 2022

  • A transplanted human organoid labelled with a fluorescent protein in a section of a rat brain.

    Human neurons transplanted into rats to help study brain disorders

    Groundbreaking research could throw light on how cells from patients with neuropsychiatric disorders malfunction

August 2022

  • Newborn piglets keep warm at a breeding farm of Best Genetics Group (BGG) in Chifeng<br>Newborn piglets keep warm at a breeding farm of Best Genetics Group (BGG), a Chinese pig breeding company in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China February 27, 2022. Picture taken February 27, 2022. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang

    Federal investigation follows retraction of five animal experimentation papers

  • A protest in London  in October last year calling for MBR Acres to be closed down

    Judge throws out ‘frivolous’ case by UK puppy farm firm against lawyer

June 2022

  • Ruby Wax and Colin Blakemore at the Oxford Sheldonian, Britain - 04 Jun 2014<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Swaine/REX Shutterstock (3788015r) Colin Blakemore Ruby Wax and Colin Blakemore at the Oxford Sheldonian, Britain - 04 Jun 2014 Ruby Wax in conversation with Colin Blakemore at The Oxford Sheldonian for the British Neuroscience Association to discuss her book 'Sane New World'

    Sir Colin Blakemore obituary

    Neuroscientist, persuasive science communicator and advocate for rationality and openness

November 2021

  • Human animal
    Inside the controversial world of animal testing: 'It's not putting lipstick on a kitten' - video

    The Guardian visits three research labs to see how the use of animals for research continues to evolve

August 2021

  • Bottles of nail varnish

    Animals farmed
    Hundreds of UK and EU cosmetics products contain ingredients tested on animals

  • A scientist from the American firm MatTek conducting cruelty-free cosmetic testing

    UK could allow animal tests for cosmetic ingredients for first time since 1998

April 2021

  • A breaking investigation released by Cruelty Free International once again reveals the extreme suffering and cruelty endured by animals in Europe’s laboratories. Here is what was found at Vivotecnia, a contract testing facility in Madrid, Spain by a whistle-blower who had been employed at the site. Vivotecnia conducts product safety studies for the cosmetic, chemical and agrochemical industries The animals used at the facility include monkeys, pigs, dogs, rabbits, mice and rats.

    Animals farmed
    Animal testing suspended at Spanish lab after ‘gratuitous cruelty’ footage

  • Rabbit

    Animals farmed
    Undercover footage shows ‘gratuitous cruelty’ at Spanish animal testing facility

July 2020

  • Laboratory Mouse Used For Medical Research. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)

    'It takes a toll': researchers struggle with lockdown cull of lab mice

    Coronavirus restrictions on research made colonies of rodents surplus to requirements, leading to an ‘emotionally overwhelming’ mass killing

February 2020

  • A baboon

    Sydney baboon escape: the questions that remain

    Three baboons escaped while being transported to a hospital where one was due to have a vasectomy. Where did they come from, and what kind of research is performed on them?

October 2019

  • A monkey undergoing tests

    Animals farmed
    'Barbaric' tests on monkeys lead to calls for closure of German lab

    Shocking footage shows conditions ‘clearly breach’ EU standards on animal welfare, say campaigners

September 2019

  • Two wild rabbits

    Rabbits may hold key to solving mystery of human female orgasm

    Study suggests climax may be an evolutionary hangover – but crucial questions remain

August 2019

  • A stock image of human embryos

    First human-monkey chimera raises concern among scientists

    Researchers reprogrammed human cells before injecting them in the monkey embryo
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