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RSPCA faces attack in parliament from former Countryside Alliance chief

Prosecutions brought by the RSPCA against alleged animal abusers are coming under attack today from a Conservative MP.

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London G20: Excel centre

G20 protestors push 'iceberg' to Excel centre

Protestors will push a giant 'iceberg' to the Excel centre in Docklands today as part of a demonstration against climate change ahead of the G20 summit.

London in lockdown as G20 beckons

An image from a G20 meltdown poster

London has gone into lockdown ahead of what Scotland Yard is describing as the most challenging public order operation it has ever devised.

London G20: Stop the War

Protestors gathered outside the American embassy

The Stop the War campaign marched peacefully through central London today as part of a mass of coordinated protests around the capital.

London G20: Climate Exchange

Climate activists have descended on London's financial district

Climate activists descended on London's financial district today to highlight the impact on the environment on current global economic systems.

London G20: Bank of England

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Police are in the process of letting demonstrators disperse from the main demonstration in the City of London, after sporadic outbursts of violence throughout the day.

London G20 protests: On the frontline

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Standing at the side I saw at least six people trying to escape with blood pouring from their heads, and was shocked to see a young girl being carried out completely unconscious.

London G20: Brown's timetable

Obama will meet Brown for first UK visit

Gordon Brown will today kick off a round of meetings with world leaders as they begin their descent on the Capital in preparation for crisis talks at the G20 on Thursday.

London G20 protests: Eyewitness

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It appears the authorities are increasingly reducing protest to a mere public disorder situation, rather than an expression of democracy which must be policed.

London G20 summit: Eyewitness

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International summits are like a soldier's experience of war: a long period of boredom, followed by a sudden frenetic burst of activity.

Press Releases

Look before you strim, says RSPCA

RSPCA backs Commons Committee report on dog control

RSPCA: Two plead guilty to badger offences

Live exports resume from Dover - but no permission for RSPCA at port

RSPCA: First of the oiled birds released back to the sea

RSPCA: The mystery of Macavity

RSPCA: Brian May meets Somerset residents to fight the badger cull

RSPCA: Freedom Food pork sales are up

RSPCA: Come and help Brian May help save the badgers

RSPCA: Campaigners welcome draft legislation to ban wild animal circuses

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Evidence-based policy should not be a radical concept. It needs to be celebrated.

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Festival of Social Sciences: 2 languages: 2 brains, 2 minds, 2 cultures?

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MRSA Action UK Annual Memorial Event

Families will pay tribute and remember those lost to MRSA and healthcare associated infections at Westminster Abbey on Thursday 13th June 2013

BSIA: Information Destruction Exhibition & Conference 2013

Following the great success of the BSIA's Information Destruction Conference and Exhibition in May 2012, we are pleased to annouce that the event is returning again in June 2013. This one-day conference and exhibition is aimed at key decision makers in organisations that carry out the secure destruction of confidential material.