Broadcaster and food writer Clarissa Dickson Wright looks set to
make fur fly after suggesting that Britons should eat badgers.
The former star of TV's Two Fat Ladies said she enjoyed eating
the creatures - now a protected species - when she was younger,
and believes people should consume the bodies of animals which
are killed as a result of culling.  Her comments have drawn
condemnation from Queen star and badger campaigner Brian May who
dismissed her views.  Badgers have recently come under scrutiny
amid fears they may spread tuberculosis to cattle, which has led
to the issue of a cull licence in Gloucestershire.  Dickson
Wright, who has championed country sports, said we should eat
the animals.  clarissa dickson wright  Clarissa Dickson Wright
suggested Britons should eat badgers  "It would solve the
problem. There's going to be a cull, so rather than just throw
them in the landfill site why not eat them?" she said in an
interview with the Press Association.  She went on: "There are
too many badgers. It's