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The National Trust has said it has high hopes it can nurture saplings from the tree's seeds.

The star tells fans he's giving up music to devote his life to religion - and he's not the first.

Newcastle and England goalkeeper Nick Pope requires shoulder surgery and faces four months out, manager Eddie Howe confirms.

Tom Petty's b-side track Love Is A Long Road has seen a near 37,000% increase in streams on Spotify.

Sewell, who played Jasper in the festive film The Holiday, has been married twice before.

Competing factions are lobbying to influence Rishi Sunak in the days before he publishes his flagship Rwanda legislation.

Bangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim becomes only the second Test batter in history to be dismissed for obstructing the field.

The completed Mexico 1970 Panini album, featuring Pelé, Eusébio and Charlton, beats its estimate.

The money Danish authorities are seeking to recoup over fraud charges amounts to nearly 0.5% of the country's entire GDP.

If Tui delists it shares it would be another blow to the UK's attractiveness as a base for big firms.

The bridal store's event lets people model a dress even if they have no intention of marrying.

LeBron James scores 31 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Phoenix Suns 106-103 in a thriller to reach the semi-finals of the NBA's inaugural In-Season Tournament.

On James "Jemmy" Wood's death, people lined the streets to boo and throw stones at his coffin.

A Scottish rugby player has helped refine the 'brotherly shove' - a move pundits call 'undefendable'.

Claire O'Shea was told she had IBS but a masseuse on a Turkish holiday spotted a more sinister cause.

Attacks including fatal shootings of Palestinians by Jewish settlers have risen sharply since 7 October.

The K-pop girl band have been negotiating terms with YG Entertainment for months.

A debt charity tells BBC Newsbeat using the schemes is almost as common as going into an overdraft.

Speaking at a Fox town hall, Donald Trump says he does not think Biden “makes it physically“ to 2024.

Local leaders say more councils in England are at risk of going bust because of a lack of funding.