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NY Times front page on gay sheep experiments 1/25/07

Date: 2007-01-29

NewYork Times front page on gay sheep experiments 1/25/07

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NY Times front page on gay sheep experiments 1/25/07

NewYork Times front page on gay sheep experiments 1/25/07

For full story please see Dawnwatch

Nikki O'Leary's Vegan Menu on Come Dine With Me


Nikki O'Leary's Vegan Menu on Come Dine With Me. She is On Come Dine With Me this week and Wednesday 2nd August will be her night to be the host.

Rolf Harris - Slaughter on The Ice



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Vegan headline on front page of The Independent

The Independent - Vegan headline on front page. 15.03.2006

Thanks to the Vegan Society and others in the vegan community, a positive vegan story has made it to the front page headlines of today's Independent. "An ethical diet: The joy of being vegan" looks particularly wonderful in print and read by 700,000 people. We can all build on this by responding quickly to it in the media, and spreading the word.

Vegan Society tells Dairy Giant

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THE VEGAN SOCIETY – PRESS RELEASE -- Nestle guilty of misleading consumers with dishonest advertising -- “EAT YOUR GREENS AND NO MORE PORKIES†Vegan Society tells Dairy Giant

In a latterday version of the David and Goliath story, a complaint by registered educational charity the Vegan Society against an advertorial by giant multinational dairy company Nestle has been upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.

The offending advertorial on an AOL women’s page contained the blatantly misleading statement: “Dairy Products – essential for healthy bones†and was found to have breached the code of advertising practice on three major grounds: substantiation, honesty and truthfulness.

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