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Three stars from the worlds of TV and film have teamed up to recreate an iconic 102-year-old photograph and highlight Britain s lack of progress towards ending experiments on animals. Back in 1919, three women from the feminist-led British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection protested in Parliament Square as the Dogs (Protection) Bill was being debated in Parliament. Now their places are taken by Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch, Downton Abbey s Lesley Nicol and Lucy Watson from Made In Chelsea, but the message remains exactly the same. This week, Home Office statistics revealed that almost 2.9 million procedures were carried out on animals last year with 86,395 classified as severe, meaning the animals endured intense and protracted pain, suffering, or distress.

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