The pilot culls will test whether a culling policy based upon experimental evidence can be turned in to one of those operational tools.
There are few left in-house after recent management culls.
The RSPB had said it feared killing the birds – which BAE Systems requested to reduce risk to aircraft at the company's Warton aerodrome in the Ribble Estuary – would lead to bird culls elsewhere.
BAE said in a statement the gulls "present a risk of bird strike to aircraft operating from Warton airfield" and the aim of the culls was to reduce the risk.
The show will be on air for almost two hours, during which time Wright, his panel and various callers-in will discuss legal highs, househusbands, badger culls and the perils or otherwise of using hand cream on your face.
WHEN the first cases of foot-and-mouth disease were discovered in Britain, the government reacted sharply, ordering culls, banning trade and closing off much of the countryside.
The fake book apparently simply culls some chunks of Wikipedia and pastes them into large type into a print-to-order book for the (extremely) unwary customer.
Robert Dallek, the author of several books on American presidents, culls 2,800 hours of the Nixon White House tapes and 20,000 pages of transcripts of Mr Kissinger's telephone calls to add to previous accounts.
Ironically, the one source of relief for farmers a dip in feed prices, thanks to an unexpectedly good planting season may bring further trouble, by giving them the financial leeway to delay culls.
Japan's critics question whether research requires so many whales to be killed.Japanese officials also accuse Australia of hypocrisy: taking the high ground over whales while it kills thousands of kangaroos in controlled culls.
David Nabarro, the United Nations' bird-flu co-ordinator, said this week that he was concerned about the speed with which the disease had spread, infecting birds in 30 new countries in just three months.Because the British swan was a wild bird, there are no plans for mass culls of the sort seen in Turkey, where millions of birds were slaughtered within days of discovering the disease.
