In a feisty episode (feistier than usual, which is saying something!) we (Dominic especially) turn our ire on the Faroe Islands and the UK's Free Trade Agreement with one of the wealthiest island nations in the world; Defra and its appalling handling of  Bovine Tb and Geronimo in particular; the Charity Commission for leaking a non-event complaint about Operation Ark and Pen Farthing; and the Labour Party for seemingly ignoring animals and wildlife at its Party Conference. In his weekly analysis, Charlie slates the disgusting pheasant-killing season and the appalling shooting industry. In Heroes and Villains, we praise Derbyshire Against the Cull and the League Against Cruel Sports, and slam Sainsbury's and the pesticide industry in the wake of a report by Pesticide Action Network. Finally, we give shoutouts to Dominic's e-petition and next weekend's march against the Grind and Taiji, the Wildlife Trusts for their badger petition, and Leicestershire Against the Cull who are raising funds for a thermal imaging camera. 

• Petition Suspend trade agreement with Faroe Islands until all whale & dolphin hunts end 
• Daily Mirror Supermarkets urged to stop selling Faroe Islands seafood after dolphin slaughter
• The Independent   Geronimo the alpaca’s owner claims new test results show he did not have TB
• ITV News Pen Farthing supporters 'really angry' as Charity Commission examines Afghanistan evacuation effort
• Wild Justice  Today is the opening day of the Pheasant-shooting season
• League Against Cruel Sports   Website, Twitter feed, and Facebook page
• Derbyshire Against the Cull  Twitter feed and Facebook Page
• Pesticide Action Network  The 'dirty dozen'
• Wildlife Trusts Petition  UK Government - speed up badger & cattle vaccinations
• Leicestershire Against the Cull  Thermal Imaging Camera Appeal