The Times - Legal bid over lab investors - Paul Armstrong.Independent - Isolate the extremists who terrorise people they don't agree with - Leader
Observer - Politics that can kill - Jay Rayner.
The Sunday Times - Dangerous Species - Jonathan Ungoed-Thomas and Jonathon Carr-Brown.
Telegraph - Police alert the City over animal protests - Benjamin Wootliff.
The Times - Everyman's battle - Leader.
Guardian - Haphazard army with the scent of victory - Paul Kelso and Steven Morris.
Guardian - Straw acts to curb animal extremists - Michael White, Steven Morris and Jill Treanor.
Guardian - Treating animals with cruelty - George Monbiot.
Guardian - Blair 'on the side of science' over animal research - Michael White and Andrew Clark.
Guardian - Intimidation by animal rights protesters cannot be justified - Leader.
Telegraph - Police join forces to hunt bombers - John Steele, Crime Correspondent.
Guardian - Running scared - Polly Toynbee.
Seattle P-I - Animals and Research - A five-part series. Northwest physicians and researchers discuss why, despite vehement objections, there's value in using animals in medical research.
Observer - Inside the labs where lives hang heavy in the balance - Martin Bright, Observer.
The Sunday Telegraph - What happens when you don't do proper testing - Alasdair Palmer. "We want drugs which do not have hideous side-effects like thalidomide - but we want them without animal suffering." Links to related stories.
The Times - Animal threats end classroom dissections - Glen Owen, education correspondent.
The Times - For all our sakes, stop this rabbiting on about animal rights - Mick Hume.
The Sunday Times - More animal test labs to be built - Jonathan Leake, science editor.
The Times - Animal protest threat to financiers - Valerie Elliott, countryside editor.
Independent - Animal rights activists sent bomb to charity - Emma Hartley.
Guardian - Bombings fear as device left at pub - Mary O'Hara.
Guardian - Belling the cat - Leader.
Guardian - Animal rights bomb sent to charity shop - Mary O'Hara.
The Sunday Times - Animal group to be banned under new terror law - James Clark, home affairs correspondent.
Guardian - Crank or campaigner? After ten nail bombs police still cannot decide - Mary O'Hara and Peter Hetherington.
Guardian - Dumb and dumber: Just this once, the Government should give in to blackmail - Catherine Bennett. Barry Horne's hunger strike for a Royal Commission to review the effectiveness and justification of animal experiments, and to examine alternatives.
Ananova - Animal rights demo 'could spread disease' - In Staffordshire.
Observer - Death risk as animal rights war hots up - Paul Harris.
Telegraph - Pro-animal violence 'is work of 100 extremists' - John Steele, crime correspondent.
Telegraph - How 'non violent' action turned to terror - Thomas Harding.
The Times - Tories accused by scientist - Dr Blakemore's criticism of latest Tory policy on animal testing. By Tom Baldwin, deputy political editor.
The Times - Patients' group challenges animal rights lobby - Nigel Hawkes, health editor.
The Sunday Times - Europe ready to ban all cosmetics tested on animals - John Elliott and Jonathan Leake.
Independent - MEPs vote to ban animal-tested cosmetics - Paul Watson.
Guardian - Yeo scraps animals plan - Nicholas Watt, political correspondent.
Independent - Ministers accused of hypocrisy over refusal to ban imports of cosmetics tested on animals - Marie Woolf, chief political correspondent.
Telegraph - Drug firms 'fear animal rights action' - News.
Telegraph - Drug groups lobby Straw on activists - Rosie Murray-West.
Independent - Major forces the Tories to rethink animal test policy s on animals - Paul Waugh, deputy political editor.
Guardian - Animal testing is a disaster - Thousands of people have been injured or killed by drugs that were found to be safe for other species. Jerome Burne.
Telegraph - Roche seeks legal ban on animal rights website - Rajeev Syal.
The Times - Police draw up rapid response to ALF protests - Stewart Tendler, crime correspondent.
Spiked - Animal research: extremists are not the main problem - Dr Helene Guldberg.
Guardian: Cage life may drive lab animals so insane that experiments are invalid - James Meek.
Independent: Drug test protesters plan to sue Minister - Terri Judd.
New Scientist Hot Topics: Animal Experiments: Where Do You Draw the Line? - An ongoing collection of news, commentary and debates, including the results of their commissioned MORI poll. UK.
The Daily Telegraph - Life or death - Leader.
Home Office - Home Secretary takes tough line on animal rights extremists - News release from the Home Office.
Scientific American - Violent Opposition - Meg Turville-Heitz.
Observer: Science rights - Leader. If Britons want to benefit from treatments for Alzheimer's and other cruel degenerative diseases, we must have some faith in our neuroscientists, and resolve to resist the vendettas of hate-mail, abuse and violence.
NPR: Animal Experimentation / Animal Rights - Audio recording. Guests: Steven M. Wise J.D., Raymond Fersko J.D, J.R. Haywood, Elliot M. Katz D.V.M.
Times:The shoddy sentiment that puts Courtney the gibbon above human health - Mick Hume. Whatever the outcome of the new hearing for Cambridge Universitys plans to build a world-class, £24 million research centre, it is a disgrace that the Government feels the need to hold a public inquiry into whether we should privilege people or primates.
Guardian Education: Government backs vivisection - Polly Curtis. The government today gave its support to vivisection, following the publication last year of a controversial report by an all-party select committee of peers that said animal experiments were needed for medical progress. Animal Aid disagrees.
Guardian: Tests on animals vital for science - minister - The government and Lords differ on freedom of information about animal experiments, and how research into the three R's should be funded.
