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Stephen Fry calls to stop use of real fur for King's Guard bearskins - Vimarsana News

Stephen Fry calls to stop use of real fur for King's Guard bearskins

Actor says ‘tradition is never an excuse for cruelty’ as he joins Peta to demand pelts of Canadian black bears are switched to fake fur

Stephen Fry urges end to 'cruel' use of bear fur in King's Guard caps - Vimarsana News

Stephen Fry urges end to 'cruel' use of bear fur in King's Guard caps

They have been used by the Army for more than 200 years but Fry says "tradition is never an excuse for cruelty" .

Source: sky.com
Stephen Fry backs calls to end use of real fur in the iconic bearskin caps worn by King's Guard during ceremonial duties - Vimarsana News

Stephen Fry backs calls to end use of real fur in the iconic bearskin caps worn by King's Guard during ceremonial duties

The actor said it was 'cruel' to continue using the pelts for British royal events and called for fake alternatives to be used instead.

Stephen Fry calls to stop use of real fur for King's Guard bearskins - Vimarsana News

Stephen Fry calls to stop use of real fur for King's Guard bearskins

Stephen Fry has warned that “tradition is never an excuse for cruelty” amid calls to end the use of real fur for the bearskins worn by the King’s Guard.

Source: yahoo.com
Shelled, weaponless and dropped behind enemy lines miles off target. How the first ever SAS mission ended in bloody disaster - and how an 'indolent' genius nicknamed The Giant Sloth built a band of misfits into the fighting force the Nazis feared most - Vimarsana News

Shelled, weaponless and dropped behind enemy lines miles off target. How the first ever SAS mission ended in bloody disaster - and how an 'indolent' genius nicknamed The Giant Sloth built a band of misfits into the fighting force the Nazis feared most

The wind had reached gale-force as the five elderly Bristol Bombay transport aircraft neared their target, bucking in the storm and threatening to flip over.