Queen guitarist Sir Brian May unveils new BBC film looking at the link between badgers and bTB

Rock legend says content will will turn cattle farming practices ‘upside down'

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Sir Brian May with Anne Brummer, chief executive of the Queen guitarist's Save-Me foundation
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Sir Brian May with Anne Brummer, chief executive of the Queen guitarist's Save-Me foundation

Queen guitarist and wildlife activist Sir Brian May is set to release a new documentary looking at the different attitudes towards badger culling which the rock legend says will turn cattle farming practices...

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