Animal testing: Government to announce new laws to protect scientists:

ENGLAND: Hertfordshire:EXTCS Tape recorder lying on grass in front of building playing sound of screaming terrified animal, with Animal Rights protest banner in b/gWoman at animal rights campaign demonstration shouting into megaphone SOT- Listen to that animal screaming / It's disgusting / These people show animals no mercy / Why should we show you any mercyCUTAWAY Tape recorder on grassCS Tape recorder on grass as people walk next to banner in b/gBanner reading 'BOC Gas Animals to Death at Huntingdon Life Sciences'Protestors outside laboratory supplier PAN along bannerMS Animal rights protestor holding bannerDemonstrator with megaphone reflected in window of laboratory supplier as man works insideHeather James ('Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty' campaign) interview SOT- Will not turn our backs on these animals / We try our best to stay within the law and not be arrestedLondon:Keith Mann (Anti-vivisection campaigner) taking sick pigeon from branch to table in gardenMann holding injured pigeon wrapped in towel CS Mann hand feeding grain to pigeonKeith Mann (Spokesman, Animal Liberation Front) interview SOT- If I genuinely believed I could change the world by writing to my MP or just going on protests I would / But it doesn't work like that / It won't make a difference operating within the law and doing what we're told to do / These actions are illegal because they're effective- If we're not allowed to protest outside their homes people will go back at night when whetehr it's illegal or not people can do things they wouldn't get away with like breaking a window or paint stripping a car / Don't know how it benefits anyone to make protesting more illegal and more difficultINTMann and Razzall watching television as Mann explains what is on screenTelevison screen with timecoded footage of Mann and another walking through Sainsbury's carpark