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New measures to ensure the protection of animals used in scientific research have been set out today by the Home Office.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New measures to ensure the protection of animals used in scientific procedures were set out by the government today as part of a drive to strengthen and harmonise animal welfare standards across Europe.
The process to agree a new Common Fisheries Policy is expected to continue into 2013.
Why the government is committed to 'earned recognition' as a principle that should be applied more widely than just farm regulation.
Law abiding home owners will not be penalised and burglars will not be protected.
Approximately 210,000 people a year are attacked by dogs in England alone, including 4,000 postal workers trying to deliver mail.
The four UK Fisheries Ministers have appointed a new Board to the Sea Fish Industry Authority (Seafish).
In three months’ time, the world will meet at the Rio +20 summit.
The Review focused on the processes within the Directives that most affect businesses.
The temporary suspension of trade in 'artistic items' will mean nearly all future applications for the export of rhino horn will be refused.
Secretary of State’s speech at the Darwin Initiative 20th anniversary event.
The UK Government is giving £8.5 million to a total of 33 new projects under Defra's Darwin Initiative.
All the evidence currently suggests that the disease was brought into the UK from infected midges blown across the Channel.
Wild animals will no longer be made to perform in travelling circuses under proposals being developed by Defra.
New nature zones covering hundreds of thousands of hectares are to be set up across England, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman revealed today.
The UK wants to see Rio+20 drive action on Sustainable Development Goals.
Secretary of State’s speech on the UK aims for Rio+20.
People have been urged to take extra action to ensure the welfare of their pets, livestock and wildlife during the cold weather.
How the AHWBE can help build trust between government and animal keepers and farmers and form a working partnership at all levels.
The final two members of the Animal Health and Welfare Board for England (AHWBE) were appointed today.
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