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To mark World Oceans Day, PETA is sending Good Catch vegan fish and a vegan starter kit to everyone on Ocean Street, Plymouth.

The Estonian parliament has voted in favour of the ban, which will come into force on 1 January 2026.

Melting animal-shaped ice sculptures have been placed in front of the European Parliament in Strasbourg to highlight the link between animal agriculture and climate change ahead of World Environment Day.

In honour of prime minister Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds’ wedding, PETA has given the happy couple an adorable rescued goose named Barrie!

Vegan takes on iconic British food have never been more popular, and Harry Ramsden’s is helping to meet the demand with its new vegan fish and chips.

SuperValu, the major Irish retailer, drops Thai coconut milk brand Chaokoh after seeing PETA Asia’s investigation into the use of monkeys on farms.

UK’s largest member-owned travel agent drops captive-cetacean abusement parks.

Amgen, a biopharmaceutical company, has dropped the forced swim test and confirmed it will no longer allow the near-drowning of mice or rats in these cruel animal experiments!

Do you have hair (and a heart)? Then you’ll love this exiting news: TRESemmé worked with PETA US to ban all tests on animals worldwide!

The Fashion Museum in Bath has kicked off a new footwear exhibition – which, thanks to PETA, includes vegan shoes!