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Mindless violence is putting firefighters�* lives at risk, the brigade says, and preventing crews from responding to real emergencies. four lions have been rehomed in south africa two years after being rescued from appalling conditions in a french circus. the charity which rescued them wasn�*t able to get them out of france because of the covid pandemic. but now their three—day final journey has been completed, as john maguire reports. free at last. after two years of delays caused by the pandemic, the females — angela, bellone and saida — along with the male louga, have been release...

By the pandemic, the females — angela, bellone and saida, along with the male louga, have been released into the shamwari big cat sanctuary in south africa. born into captivity, they had spent their lives performing in a french travelling circus. transported around the country in cramped trailers, this journey began when louga attacked the circus owner, who then decided they should go to an animal welfare group. the wildlife charity the born free foundation stepped in and a plan was hatched to transport the lions to africa. early this week, the foundation told bbc breakfast what it would be ...

John maguire reports. free at last. after two years of delays caused by the pandemic, the females — angela, bellone and saida — along with the male louga, have been released into the shamwari big cat sanctuary in south africa. born into captivity, they had spent their lives performing in a french travelling circus. transported around the country in cramped trailers, this journey began when louga attacked the circus owner, who then decided they should go to an animal welfare group. the wildlife charity, the born free foundation, stepped in and a plan was hatched to transport the lions to af...

Been planned for months. that is a look at news, now back to "red eye" ." ♪ >> tom: the big top is coming down, the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus is shutting down in may of this year. circus owner made the announcements on saturday, citing, ironically, declining ticket sales after the removal of elephants from the show last year. here's the story, back in the year 2,000 various animal-rights groups suit the ringling brothers claiming that circus performing amounted to animal abuse. it turned out, elephants loved the circus as much as we love watching them. the animal-rights gr...