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The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) are holding an information day for companies that produce biological medicines.
Changes to the pet travel scheme have been introduced.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Police and local authorities to be given new legal powers to tackle irresponsible dog ownership
The UK will continue to play a positive role in eliminating the scourge of poaching and illegal trade in wildlife.
Changes to the Dangerous Dogs Act come in to force today
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire spoke about the importance the UK attaches to ending the illegal wildlife trade at the UN Office Geneva.
As part of its commitment to defeating the illegal wildlife trade, the Foreign Office has extended CITES to another Overseas Territory.
The Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference, held today in London, has agreed key actions to stamp out the illegal wildlife trade.
In a speech at the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference the Foreign Secretary says it now ranks alongside drugs, arms and people trafficking.
In a speech at the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade the Foreign Secretary called for action to save some of the world's most remarkable species.
It will be cheaper and easier to travel abroad with pets from 1 January 2012, when the UK harmonises its rules governing pet movement with the rest of Europe.
UK announces £10 million to end wildlife trade and improve other economic opportunities.
Caring for your pets this Christmas.
If They're Gone highlights the plight of orang-utans as new report shows efforts to protect their natural habitat.
Consultation launched on longer jail terms for owners of dogs that attack people or assistance dogs, such as guide dogs.
The government is asking for people's views about whether current penalties for dog offences are severe enough.
Presenter Kate Silverton tweets her support for "If They're Gone...." campaign.
Michael Seals opening comments.
The amount it costs to place a banned type of dog on the Index of Exempted Dogs is increasing from the 1st July 2013.
A new drive to help save the elephant has been launched today by the government, in the wake of the highest levels of ivory poaching since records began.
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