Flint moves to safeguard scientists
News Article 1 July 2004
The Home Office has announced that safeguards designed to protect the identity of scientists involved in experiments on animals are to remain in place.
National Office of Animal Health
Government Affairs Website
Huntingdon gains court victory
Press Review 17 April 2003
Home Office: Hooligans worse than animal extremists
Press Review 21 February 2003
Animal rights activist jailed
Press Review 21 August 2002
Bank withdraws backing for controversial drugs company
Press Review 10 January 2002
Animal rights activists may sue drug test group
Press Review 29 August 2001
Animal lobby against Cambridge lab
Press Review 7 August 2001
DTI to shore up Huntingdon
Press Review 2 July 2001
Straw to visit HLS as shares are dropped
Press Review 25 April 2001
HLS takes legal action against US animal rights groups
Press Review 20 April 2001
Animal welfare activists force broker to pull out
Press Review 18 April 2001
Animal welfare protesters scare-off broker
Press Review 11 April 2001
Research lab brokers terrorised
Press Review 30 March 2001
Sir Robert May, President of the Royal Society
Interview 26 February 2001
Question: The Government announced a 7% increase in the Science Budget in the last spending review. Surely that puts an end to claims that science is under-funded and scientists are
