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Here’s something that vegans and meat-eaters alike can agree on: Factory pig farms are bad for animals and the environment.

Actor, writer and director Steven Berkoff posed for photographs outside Fortnum & Mason in order to show the public the cruelty inherent in foie gras production.

What do you do when a Daily Mail survey reveals that some lasses are suffering under the misapprehension that eating meat is “manly”?

Roger Moore persuaded Selfridges and Harvey Nichols that foie gras is one of the most cruelly produced foods in the world and it should be removed from their shelves.

Fiona Phillips, like millions others, is looking forward to Christmas, but what you won’t find on her holiday table is turkey – or any other kind of meat.

Eating the corpse of a tormented animal does not equate to the spirit of the season, and neither does cruelty to animals promote Christmas cheer.

PETA’s Lettuce Ladies were very visible outside Madame Tussauds, handing out tasty vegan sausages to people queuing up for the unveiling of the new Lady Gaga wax figure.

PETA US caught up with Ms. Joanna Lumley on Broadway.

PETA has confirmed that German driver Vettel, who raced to victory in Abu Dhabi at the weekend, would never dream of eating the cruel foodstuff.

Pamela Anderson, accompanied by PETA US Senior Vice President Dan Mathews, talked about vegetarianism and screened our video “Glass Walls” to students at the Oxford Union.