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Badger militants put pictures of Minister's home on the net in 'campaign of intimidation' over controversial cull Website claims information came from a sympathetic high-level Civil Service mole Minister has been repeatedly called at office by animal rights 'militants' who play a comedy badger song to him By VALERIE ELLIOTT and NICK CONSTABLE FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY Published: 01:36 BST, 23 September 2012 | Updated: 12:01 BST, 23 September 2012 9 View comments THE Environment Secretary has been targeted by animal rights militants who have published photos of his home online as part of a campaign of ‘intimidation' against a controversial badger cull. Concerns: Environment Secretary Owen Paterson, who last week approved the badger cull trials Owen Paterson - who last week approved the cull in Gloucestershire to try to stop the spread of TB among cattle - was forced to obtain a High Court injunction against the website, which also lists his address and office phone number. Although activists removed the information, within hours it  had reappeared on a ‘mirror' site hosted in Australia but easily accessible in the UK through a simple Google search. The website claims a high-level Civil Service mole, sympathetic to their cause, went ‘out on a limb' to leak the private details. It has also published addresses and phone numbers for senior Defra civil servants, board members of Natural England, which is licensing the cull, and officials at the National Farmers Union. The Mail on Sunday is not revealing details of the website to protect those named. We have also established the identity of the British woman behind it but for legal reasons - linked to an unrelated police investigation - she cannot be named. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next I'm innocent, says priest who ‘gambled parish funds in Las Vegas': He served almost four years in Florida... No Tescos here! Indians try to stop governm

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