All news by author: Nada Farhoud

Animal Justice Project filmed for three months at Bickmarsh Hall mega-farm in Warwickshire, where 8,000 pigs are housed in 46 sheds. Some staff were seen kicking and slapping pigs when moving around

The Met Office has issued amber warnings across the UK and up to 15 inches of snow is forecast in some areas in northern England, the Midlands, North Wales and Northern Ireland.

Footage obtained by Dylan’s Films for Animals appears to show conditions inside MBR Acres in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, which breeds between 1,600 and 2,000 dogs a year

Nicolas Milton, the author of a new book, has examined the key role birds played in the Great War, and believes the film was not completely accurate as it was missing birdsong

MIRROR SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Single-use vapes are also posing a significant health threat to wildlife, sea life and birds as they contain materials and poisonous substances including plastic, lithium and ­nicotine

Nada Farhoud examines an unusual and counterintuitive way to help preserve endangered seahorse populations which will be explored in a new documentary on Netflix

Nada Farhoud looks at what is behind the rising crimewave of protected species of birds being shot, trapped and poisioned - as rare goshawks, golden eagles, barn owls, peregrine falcons and white-tailed eagles are among the victims

As exotic pet ownership soars, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) is urging people to reconsider their choices, fearing many owners buy them on a whim and then struggle to look after the animals properly

Sally the Bengal Tiger was separated from her mother when she was just days old and bottle-fed by trophy-hunting humans to tame her for a life of captivity.

The number of Bewick's swans arriving in England have dramatically reduced over the last several years – from more than 7,000 in 2010 to just 1,278 in 2020

Nada Farhoud says the Championship club should be celebrated for getting the football world talking about the climate crisis with their choice of kit

Countless Brits up and down the country live in fear their homes will get wiped off the map by the every new storm as many don't even know they're being left at the mercy of the waves

Disposable vapes are becoming increasingly popular among users aged 18 to 34 but the cheap devices are not easy to recycle

More than 100 million animals - including mink, fox, raccoon dog, chinchilla and rabbit - are killed each year for their fur, with the creatures typically living in filthy, one-metre squared battery cages

Japan is one of the countries still killing whales for their meat each year - Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud is calling for the 'cruel and unnecessary' industry to stop

Wildfires broke out across tinder-dry Britain on July 19, 2022 leaving firefighters battling in the heatwave. It was the busiest day for the London Fire Brigade since the Second World War

Hamsters face "injustices" their pet owners say, as the RSPCA has urged owners to be aware of the dangers some bedding can pose as they may be seriously injured if it gets "tangled around their limbs"

Syed Rizwan, 44, has been on hunts all over the world. He claimed the trophy hunting industry protects wild creatures, such as rhinos, from falling into the hands of poachers

Nada Farhoud explores new research featuring a group of scientists who have been giving singing lessons to an endangered species of bird in Australia to help preserve the species

Countries across Europe have recorded record-breaking January temperatures as experts warn that the number of intense warm weather events in winter are on the rise