24/09/2013
Gloucestershire's police and crime commissioner calls for both sides of the badger cull debate to remain calm, amid claims of underhand tactics.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gloucestershire is calling for both the badger cull company and anti-cull protestors to remain calm. It follows allegations that bird-scarers were set off to confuse or frighten anti-cull campaigners. We talk to the Commissioner about his reaction and next steps.
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Presented by Anna Hill. Produced by Emma Campbell.
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