A baby saki monkey with mum Kaituma at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo. Picture credit: ZSL. It’s that time of year again when we get to see a flurry of adorable baby animals with cheeky names popping up. Whipsnade Zoo, a favourite haunt of wildlife-lovers in the county, has recently welcomed an array of new arrivals including a baby saki money, a yak calf and a litter of woolly Mangalitsa piglets. There is also an as-yet unnamed baby white-faced saki monkey, born to mum Kaituma and dad Milagre, as well as Joey the wallaby who spends much of his time cosy in a pouch.
A baby saki monkey with mum Kaituma at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo. Picture credit: ZSL. It’s that time of year again when we get to see a flurry of adorable baby animals with cheeky names popping up. Whipsnade Zoo, a favourite haunt of wildlife-lovers in the county, has recently welcomed an array of new arrivals including a baby saki money, a yak calf and a litter of woolly Mangalitsa piglets. There is also an as-yet unnamed baby white-faced saki monkey, born to mum Kaituma and dad Milagre, as well as Joey the wallaby who spends much of his time cosy in a pouch.
A baby saki monkey with mum Kaituma at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo. Picture credit: ZSL. It’s that time of year again when we get to see a flurry of adorable baby animals with cheeky names popping up. Whipsnade Zoo, a favourite haunt of wildlife-lovers in the county, has recently welcomed an array of new arrivals including a baby saki money, a yak calf and a litter of woolly Mangalitsa piglets. There is also an as-yet unnamed baby white-faced saki monkey, born to mum Kaituma and dad Milagre, as well as Joey the wallaby who spends much of his time cosy in a pouch.
The Kill the Bill demonstration started with a gathering at The Level in Brighton at 1pm yesterday. There were speeches from trade unionists, campaigners, and Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle. From there they marched to London Road, and staged a sit down protest at Grand Parade, blocking traffic. They marched on to Brighton Police Station at John Street, then back past the Royal Pavilion and into Brighton city centre by the Clock Tower. They are concerned that new powers will curb people s right to protest, and they are also concerned that new laws could allow spy police immunity from prosecution if officers were to commit crime.