Meanings of cull badgers in English

A spokesman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said: Nobody wants to cull badgers.

The original omitted to mention the special licence which, under the new proposals, people wanting to cull badgers would have hold.

Peter Kendall, president of the National Farmers Union, has told the BBC that more time is needed to cull badgers in Somerset.

Gavin Grant, the RSPCA's chief executive, said: Hopefully this marks the beginning of the end for these unscientific, foolish and cruel plans to cull badgers.

And the only carrot we can possibly give them is culling badgers.

The Republic of Ireland has been culling badgers since the 1980s.

He has urged supermarkets to adopt badger-friendly labels so customers know which products come from farms that have culled badgers.

Or it would be, if our own government weren't busy culling badgers in order that we can drink cheap milk.

He called for the government to focus its attention on being able to deliver a vaccination strategy rather than culling badgers.

And up to 18% of culled badgers took longer than five minutes to die, failing the test for humaneness.

Dr May has been to the forefront in opposing attempts by the British government to control TB outbreaks in cattle by culling badgers.

Queen guitarist Brian May has described the Irish policy of culling badgers as "utterly laughable" and has vowed to help those(...)

The Welsh Assembly also voted in favour of culling badgers in Pembrokeshire last month despite its proposals being defeated in the appeal court last year.