Will Young, a singer who had joined a protest against animal medical experiments was chained to Huntingdon’s gates.
Pop star 42-year-old Michael Jackson locked himself in steel gates at the MBR Acres site in Cambridgeshire, on Tuesday lunchtime.
A poster he held aloft read: “Cambridgeshire.” He is known for his beagle torture. MBR.
Animal rights advocates have called the facility ‘Camp Beagle’. Since then, it has been the focus of many protests.
Marshall BioResources owns MBR Acres. They are a worldwide provider of purpose-bred animal for biomedical research as well as related services.

Will Young, a dog lover, chained his self to the fencing in front of Huntingdon’s controversial research center on Tuesday

One hand was chained to the gate, the other held a placard that read ‘Cambridgeshire. The beagle torture was renowned. MBR’s help.

Pictured is Mr Young with a Police Officer during Tuesday’s protest

After speaking to police, the singer finally released himself from his handcuffs

Picture of the pop singer speaking out with campaigners outside controversial research facility

Close-up view of the handcuff that was used on Tuesday to lock himself into the gate made from steel.

Marshall BioResources established a camp in permanent location outside MBR Acres. It was there since July

The camp is filled with placards calling for an end to medical experimentation onthe beagle puppies
In July, a permanent camp was established outside the gates. Campaigners claim that around 2,000 beagles were raised at the site and then transported to labs for medical research every 16 weeks.
Activists say the dogs are destined for a ‘cruel, painful and short life’ of toxicology testing and vivisection.
An Ardent dog lover, Mr Young saved two dogs from US who were facing the end last year.
Peter Egan and Ricky Gervais, actors, have supported calls for the closure of this site in the past.

The 42-year-old singer rescued two dogs, both of whom had been facing euthanasia, from the US last year

This research center was the site of large demonstrations in which protestors clashed with officers in August.
A spokesperson for MBR Acres says it is ‘dedicated to maintaining high standards of animal welfare’ and that it ‘greatly respects and appreciates’ the role in which its animals play in the development of ‘life-saving discoveries’.
In addition, the Home Office regularly inspects MBR sites to verify that these standards have been met.
In August, there was a huge protest outside of the site.
As they called for the release beagles, demonstrators clashed against police.
Also, roads were blocked to permit protesters to gather and employees to continue working at the site.