Well, that’s not true. In New Zealand, they have used oral vaccines and they work as they do here. Trinity

There was no intention to collect any data or science from these trials. If the culling is rolled out across the

Shooting badgers is a complex procedure, and the fact that they’re low-slung creatures means that bullets with a trajectory of

If you do agree with this terms then that is even more reason not to cull. Given that the disease

Stricter measures to prevent cows from spreading bTB to other cows are the only way to combat the disease effectively.

Lord Krebs who oversaw the RBCT has argued, “The scientific case is as clear as it can be: this cull

Given that badgers don’t generally travel by bus or lorry, and rarely cover long distances on foot, the widespread and

In the 1960s, farming in England was experiencing a serious outbreak of Bovine TB but through careful cattle management, strict

Every year the UK’s farming industry sends 350,000 cattle for premature slaughter, most of which are suffering from illnesses that

Of course, that isn’t true – and you don’t need to travel very far to see some strong evidence against

Bovine TB does not represent a threat to the human population in the UK. Cattle infected with bTB enter our