12 h. ago Simone Biles is slammed by furious animal rights activists after allegedly chopping her dog's EARS off

Biles and Owens added a fourth dog to their growing family this week, buying a doberman from a breeder who has supplied pets to a number of other big-name celebrities.

Politics

18 h. ago Animal rights group get the hump over Paul Pogba's camel racing investment: Charity blast star's move into 'cruel' industry as he's sent sarcastic alternative in strongly

The former Manchester United star, who now plays for Monaco after his 18-month doping ban, became a shareholder and ambassador of Saudi Arabian camel racing team Al-Haboob last week.

Politics

26 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson sent gruesome warning as he's urged to make Diddly Squat Farm change

Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has been sent a graphic jumper from animal rights group PETA, as part of a campaign urging him to turn his farm into an animal sanctuary

Events

8 d. ago Paul Pogba launches new career in camel racing as he gets over footballing hump

Paul Pogba has made a sensational career decision

Politics

8 d. ago Paul Pogba announces bizarre new sporting venture alongside return to football

Paul Pogba returned to football last month as he came off the bench to play for Monaco after serving an 18-month doping ban

Sport

8 d. ago Paul Pogba makes stunning career move and joins world's first pro camel racing team

Paul Pogba has found a new team

Politics

1 week ago An animal rights activist was on the FBI’s Most Wanted list for 15 years. Will he be returned to the US?

Daniel Andreas San Diego, now 47, is fighting extradition from the UK amid accusations he set off three pipe bombs in 2003Twenty-two years ago, a dark-haired, bespectacled young man vanished off the streets of San Francisco. Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 25-year-old information technology specialist, diehard vegan and animal rights activist, was the FBI’s main suspect in a series of pipe bombings that exploded in front of the headquarters of Chiron Corporation and Shaklee Corporation, two Bay Area companies, in August and September of 2003.Communiques attributed to the Revolutionary Cells – Animal Liberation Brigade were posted to the website of an animal rights magazine, claiming the attacks were carried out to highlight both firms’ alleged work with Huntingdon Life Sciences, a British research company that conducted tests for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and other chemical companies and had drawn the ire of activists on both sides of the Atlantic opposing its tests on animals. Cont...

Events

1 week ago Activist gets jail time for posing as poultry worker and stealing chickens from plant

The activist with a Berkeley-based animal rights group has said she does not regret what she did

Events

2 w. ago Jodie Foster calls acting a ‘cruel job’ that was chosen for her: ‘I don’t remember starting’

‘I would never have chosen to be an actor,’ says Foster

Events

2 w. ago Demonstrator interrupts Fashion Awards 2025 as animal rights activist runs on to red carpet to hold up a PETA sign while Wallis Day poses for photos

The animal rights activists stood beside actress Wallis Day while she posed for photos ahead of the ceremony.

Culture

3 w. ago ‘It’s heartbreaking’: how 30 captive beluga whales have become pawns in row over animal cruelty

As the government, Marineland of Canada and activists remain at loggerheads over whales’ fate, health and freedom of beloved animals hangs in balanceJelly Bean’s daughter Bertie Botts is an adorable little “ham sandwich”. Orion – nicknamed “Onion Ring” – is a large but fiercely protective friend. Zephyr has “ants in his pants” and wiggles like a worm. Lillooet is the “biggest cuddle bug” with a heart of gold.Thirty captive beluga whales in a Canadian amusement park have become pawns in a tussle between a shuttered park, local and national governments and animal rights activists. Continue reading...

Politics

3 w. ago Gwyneth Paltrow drops angora products from her Goop store following condemnation from animal rights protesters

PETA had urged the star Goop to stop using wool gruesomely culled from fluffy angora rabbits at Chinese factories, which most big brands stopped using due to animal cruelty concerns.

Events

3 w. ago Major Asian capital finally bans dog and cat meat in victory for animal rights activists

New regulations outlaw trade and slaughter of animals deemed high-risk for rabies transmission

Politics

3 w. ago The Guardian view on animal testing: we can stop sacrificing millions of lives for our own health | Editorial

New technologies can reduce our reliance on animal experiments. This isn’t just morally right, it could have scientific and economic benefits tooScience is a slaughterhouse. We rarely acknowledge the degree to which animal life underwrites the research that provides us with medicines, or the regulation that keeps us safe. Live animals were used in 2.64m officially sanctioned scientific procedures in the UK in 2024, many of them distressing or painful and many of them fatal. But the government’s new strategy to phase out animal testing – published earlier this month – suggests that in the near future emerging technologies can largely replace the use of animals in our scientific endeavours.The UK previously banned cosmetics testing on animals, and has already taken steps to regulate and reduce their use in research. But some needlessly cruel experiments still take place: the forced swim test (FST) for example, in which a rodent is placed in a body of water it canno...

Society

3 w. ago Vogue Williams says 'I'll probably not bother next time' as she addresses marriage rumours

I'm A Celebrity star Vogue Williams has slammed 'cruel' split rumours about her marriage to Spencer Matthews as he shares loving tribute

Politics

3 w. ago McLaren apologise to Norris, Piastri and fans for Las Vegas GP disqualification

Cars failed to meet minimum skid wear measurementsLoss of points places title within reach of Max VerstappenMcLaren have held their hands up and issued an apology to their drivers after their breach of Formula One regulations led to the disqualification of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, the two leading title contenders, from the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and putting the F1 drivers’ championship within the grasp of reigning champion, Max Verstappen.The race was won by the Red Bull driver but Norris took a strong second and Piastri fourth. However, four hours after the race and following an investigation by the FIA, both were disqualified after the skid blocks on the floor of their cars were found to have been worn down below the 9mm limit defined in the rules. Continue reading...

Politics

3 w. ago McLaren apologise to Norris, Piastri and fans for Las Vegas Grand Prix disqualification

Cars failed to meet minimum skid wear measurementsLoss of points places title within reach of Max VerstappenMcLaren have held their hands up and issued an apology to their drivers after their breach of Formula One regulations led to the disqualification of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, the two leading title contenders, from the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and put the F1 drivers’ championship within the grasp of the reigning champion, Max Verstappen.The race was won by the Red Bull driver but Norris took a strong second and Piastri fourth. However, four hours after the race and following an investigation by the FIA, both were disqualified after the skid blocks on the floor of their cars were found to have been worn down below the 9mm limit defined in the rules. Continue reading...

Sport

3 w. ago Verstappen back in F1 title race after Norris and Piastri disqualification follows his Las Vegas win

Max Verstappen now only 24 points behind Lando NorrisSkid blocks on McLaren pair’s cars worn down too farMax Verstappen swept to victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix in dominant fashion, enough as he crossed the line to keep him just clinging on to hopes of retaining the world championship. But more than four hours after the race had concluded, the Dutchman found himself catapulted right back into the fight as the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were disqualified.Norris had finished second and Piastri fourth, solid enough results to maintain an advantage over Verstappen, but two hours after the race the FIA announced it was investigating the wear on the skid blocks on their cars. They were found to be worn down beyond the limits of the regulations, leading to a double disqualification, as the rules around skid wear, which ensures the cars run at the prescribed height, are hard and fast and there are almost no mitigating circumstances. Continue reading...

Politics

3 w. ago F1 Vegas GP live: Lando Norris under investigation after Max Verstappen race win

F1 reaction from the Las Vegas Strip Circuit as Verstappen wins, but Norris extends title lead to Piastri

Society

3 w. ago The Met officer who infiltrated the animal rights mob for five years... then fell for a violent activist she has now married: IAN GALLAGHER on the latest twist in the 'spycops' saga

None of the watchful band of animal rights fanatics suspected the truth about the ever-helpful woman they knew as Christine. All agreed she was a recruit of rare dedication and no little zeal.

Events