01-29-2021, 08:51 PM
I agree totally, Catherine. But at least we can be glad that the end is in sight. We have had several threads in the past, where we discussed about how useless badger culling was. It seems that, at last, common sense has prevailed.
I won't discuss UK politics on an animal forum too much, except to say that I am totally opposed to the policies of Johnson, the British PM, and those of his former advisor, the appalling Cummings (the one who publicly broke lock-down rules). However, I do have a soft spot for his "partner", who is a great animal lover. She is said to have considerable influence behind the scenes. I suspect that she may have convinced Johnson to push for this change in the badger policy. You can read about her in this article, which is a little out of date but still accurate regarding her love of animals:
https://www.timesnownews.com/internation...nds/575141
I won't discuss UK politics on an animal forum too much, except to say that I am totally opposed to the policies of Johnson, the British PM, and those of his former advisor, the appalling Cummings (the one who publicly broke lock-down rules). However, I do have a soft spot for his "partner", who is a great animal lover. She is said to have considerable influence behind the scenes. I suspect that she may have convinced Johnson to push for this change in the badger policy. You can read about her in this article, which is a little out of date but still accurate regarding her love of animals:
https://www.timesnownews.com/internation...nds/575141
