Hear commentary taken from a real dog fight, plus an exclusive interview with our Head of Intelligence in the upcoming ‘unprecedented case' episode, where we will be discussing how we can unite to put an end to this brutal cruelty once and for ...

Dan Norris, Chair of the League Against Cruel Sports, joins us to discuss the 20th anniversary of the Hunting Act. He highlights the importance and urgency of addressing why hunting is still happening despite the ban. 

In this special episode, John Blair MLA, joins Emma Judd from the League Against Cruel Sports to discuss his bold steps to introduce a Private Members’ Bill that could ban the hunting of wild mammals with dogs in Northern Ireland—the last part ...

Join the League’s Acting CEO, Chris Luffingham, in our latest episode as he discusses the general election result and a monumental victory in the fight to ban fox hunting for good! With a new government committed to animal protection, we're clo...

With the #GeneralElection mere days away we take a very quick look back at our #TimeForChange campaign so far, and what’s coming up between now and July 4. Grab a hot drink and find out how you can help us to secure a proper ban on ...

On our first episode of our general election series,  join our hosts Emma (Head of Campaigns and Communications) and Will (Head of Public Affairs) as they dive into the key issues, policies, and debates surrounding animal welfare in the up...

In this episode we speak to Emma Slawinski, director of policy, prevention and campaigns for the RSPCA, about their part in the largest coalition of charities against fox hunting. 

In this episode, Emma speaks to Carly Ahlen, Founder of Gabo Wildlife and British army veteran. When Carly isn't rescuing and rehabilitating injured wildlife, Carly monitors her local hunt where she's endured physical and emot...

In this special episode, we speak to two livestock farmers who grew up in hunting families and had no choice but to hunt from an early age.Becky and Nicky were raised in a hunting community and talk to Emma about things they experienced...

In this episode, Emma talks to Paul Tillsley, head of conservation and education at the League and one of the League's longest serving employees. Paul has vast experience of living near, and monitoring hunts, and tells Emma about a...

Major landowners still allow so-called trail hunting on their land while others, such as the National Trust, have banned it for good.The League has launched a new campaign in which we're calling for all National Parks to end hunting for...

2023 has seen many illegal animal welfare incidents exposed. In this episode we chat to Dominic Dyer about the importance social media plays on sharing such incidents and what he thinks is next on the agenda for animals.

The Conservative party and anti-blood sports aren't two things that often go together. In this episode however, Emma talks to Dame Caroline Dinenage, a person who perfectly combines the two. Dame Caroline Dinenage has been Conserva...

The wildlife sector can often appear out of reach to those wanting to work in it; TV presenter and zoologist, Megan McCubbin feels that young people are the answer to moving that forward. In the first of our special edition series,...

While some organisations are working to address the lack of ethnic diversity, Full Colour research shows that 84% of organisations, while willing to take action, lack direction. In this episode, Dr Benwell, CEO of Wildlife and Coun...

Students Organising for Sustainability (SOS-UK) is a student-led education charity focusing on sustainability. The charity admits that it knows environmental sustainability cannot be achieved in isolation, so it spans across issues of ju...

The conservation and environment industry is the second-least diverse sector in the UK.Jasmine Isa Qureshi is a writer, journalist, marine biologist and all-round wildlife heroine. In this episode, Jasmine tells Emma about how she belie...

As a seasoned political campaigner, Chris Luffingham, director of external affairs and deputy CEO at League Against Cruel Sports, knows what it takes to bring about change in a tough political climate. In this episode, Chris and Emm...

Policy makers are a vital component for change in UK legislation. In this episode Luke Pollard, MP for Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport and shadow minister for the armed forces, chats to Emma about why he believes reinforcing the spi...

Criminal barristers aren't required to have specialist knowledge in specific areas, so when criminal barrister Gregory Gordon took on a hunting case he decided to experience all aspects of the 'sport' to better understand it.  ...