Primate research 'hit list' sparks fear of attacks

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Major British universities could be named on a 'hit list' of primate research centres, raising fears for the safety of staff if animal-rights extremists widen their focus from Oxford University. The British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection has sent a Freedom of Information Act request to six universities asking for details of experiments with primates.

Legal issues & crime, General services, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Safety and security measures, Company legal issue, Universities and colleges, Investigations, Public opinion, Animal experimentation

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Rumpled and ready to rumble

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Shadow Higher Education Minister Boris Johnson is already placing financial freedom for universities in the spotlight and could be the person to help raise the profile of higher education.

Financial management, Finance, Political activity, Political aspects, Politicians, Education, Higher, Higher education, Company financing, Johnson, Boris (English politician)

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