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Polly Foreman

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Breaking: Hansard Killed at Cheltenham Festival 2026

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By Polly Foreman
| PETA UK
Eight-year-old Hansard became the latest horse to die at Cheltenham Festival after a horrific fall earlier today (10 March 2026). Hansard suffered a fatal leg injury, and his death was confirmed after the second race. How many more animals will become victims of this disgraceful festival before we stop racing horses to their deaths? A Deadly Festival According to Animal Aid’s Horse Death Watch, 79 horses have been killed at Cheltenham Festival since 2000.
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Massive Attack Given PETA Award for Vegan Meals at Gigs

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By Polly Foreman
| PETA UK
For helping to keep animals and the planet safe from harm by ensuring that sustainable, plant-powered meals were served at its recent gigs, pioneering Bristol-born trip hop group Massive Attack has earned PETA’s “Hit the Right Beat for Animals & The Planet Award.” Massive Attack Embraces Vegan Food Ahead of its performance at Co-op Live, the band successfully pushed the venue to commit to a fully vegan food menu for the night – marking a first for Britain’s largest indoor arena.
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All Major Fashion Magazines Have Now Ditched Fur - Read Hearst’s Statement

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By Polly Foreman
| PETA UK
Fur has officially had its day in fashion magazines – as publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Esquire have become the latest to ban it across their pages and platforms. Hearst Magazines, which also owns Cosmopolitan and Town & Country, confirmed that no editorial or advertising will feature real animal fur. Elle, which is also owned by Hearst, already has a fur-free policy in place.
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