The latest news about The Humane League UK's campaigns and more.

Supermarket Farmfoods' Glasgow HQ, major offices in Birmingham, and Solihull depot have been targeted by animal activists over the company abandoning their commitment to stop caging egg-laying hens.

We’re putting the chicken industry on notice.

This weekend, we’ve been protesting at KFC drive-thrus across the country, demanding that the fast-food giant keep its promise to improve the lives of millions of chickens.

This parliamentary debate reveals the growing political awareness of our farmed animal welfare crisis.

Motion to improve chicken welfare gains momentum ahead of Co-op’s AGM.

Next week we’re back in court against the Government in an appeal that could revolutionise British farming.

We know that many animals create strong bonds with each other, and with humans. But do chickens?

Eggs are a staple in many UK homes, but how much do you really know about where they come from?

What progress has the European Chicken Commitment meant for chickens?

Today, we’ve launched a new campaign calling on Lidl’s partners to speak out against animal cruelty. Here’s why.

Tesco follows Co-op, Morrisons, and Lidl in announcing more space for chickens...but is it enough?

A history of our fight for chickens raised for meat.

Some of our volunteers share their stories about how they ended up fighting for farmed animals.

Highlights from our corporate campaigns against cage eggs.

Animal advocates took to the stage at Co-op’s AGM, demanding Co-op do better for chickens.

Co-op members took to the stage at this weekend's AGM to demand change from Co-op.

Campaigner and Co-op member, Jodi, responds to Co-op's refusal to stop selling Frankenchickens

We explore the detail behind the decision.

Protests kick off outside KFC's flagship store after the fast-food giant reneged on its promise to stop selling Frankenchickens.

The judgment is in on one of the most important legal cases for animals in history.

Lidl Germany has committed to ending the use of cruelly-bred Frankenchickens.

Judges at the Court of Appeal hear why breeding Frankenchickens is illegal.