Animal rights bomb warning
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Your support makes all the difference.Police warned people who might be targeted by animal rights activists to remain on the alert for letter-bombs after incendiary devices were found in London and Oxford - bringing to 14 the number discovered in the last two days. Two have exploded and five people have been hurt. Last night, police were called to Shamrock Monkey Farm, West Sussex, after animal rights activists chained the gates.
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