The UK High Court recently ruled to remove an exclusion zone around the Camp Beagle site, where animal rights activists protest against the beagle breeding facility MBR Acres in Wyton, Cambridgeshire. This decision allows Camp Beagle to continue their peaceful protests outside the vivisection facility. However, one activist, John Curtin, was fined £90 for breaching a court order by approaching a transport van during a protest against the shipment of dogs. Despite this, Curtin expressed gratitude for the court's decision, mentioning his faith in British justice and the importance of allowing peaceful protests to continue.

Additionally, the judge granted MBR an injunction to restrain protesters from trespassing at the Wyton site and interfering with access to the public highway. Overall, the court's rulings aim to balance the rights of protesters and the facility, ensuring that protests can continue peacefully while addressing potential security concerns.