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Ministers accused of 'astonishing betrayal' after scrapping Boris Johnson's animal welfare law - Vimarsana News

Ministers accused of 'astonishing betrayal' after scrapping Boris Johnson's animal welfare law

Environment minister Mark Spencer told the Commons on Thursday that the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill would not progress.

Outrage from campaigners as Rishi Sunak ditches landmark animal rights bill - Vimarsana News

Outrage from campaigners as Rishi Sunak ditches landmark animal rights bill

Environment Minister Mark Spencer blamed Labour for the decision by Rishi Sunak's government to abandon the Animal Welfare Bill, despite it almost progressing through Commons

'Astonishing betrayal': Tories face backlash for scrapping animal welfare bill aimed at protecting pets and livestock - Vimarsana News

'Astonishing betrayal': Tories face backlash for scrapping animal welfare bill aimed at protecting pets and livestock

The government has insisted it is committed to its manifesto commitments to enhance animal welfare after confirming the flagship legislation will not progress through parliament.

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Isle Of Wight MP Bob Seely Meets With Minister To Discuss Savannah Cats - Vimarsana News

Isle Of Wight MP Bob Seely Meets With Minister To Discuss Savannah Cats

Bob Seely, the Isle of Wight's MP, met with Minister Mark Spencer to discuss the Savannah cat trade.

Rishi Sunak Urged to Stop Hanging Animals Out to Dry by Animal Charities and Celebrities - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak Urged to Stop Hanging Animals Out to Dry by Animal Charities and Celebrities

Two years on from the publication of the Government’s Action Plan for Animal Welfare, which promised to ‘revolutionise the treatment of animals in the UK’, celebrities including Dame Joanna Lumley, Leona Lewis, Susie Dent and Will Young have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stating that animals “have been badly let down”.