Close your eyes, and you'll miss it! Beaver Trust captures the amazing moment a trout finds its way past a new beaver dam.

A wildlife photographer in Richmond Park came across a deer with an unlikely accessory.  It’s always wonderful to see deer in the UK, but one photographer got a special treat when he spied one of these animals sporting a new accessory: a jackdaw. Wildlife photographer Felix Belloin was in Richmond Park when he saw the unusual duo: the deer was standing calmly as if it didn’t notice the bird perched right on its noggin, pecking gently at its face.  “Don’t forget your hat,” Belloin jokes while sharing the footage on Instagram.  Although it looks odd, these two creatures actually help each other out. “Jackdaws help the deer lose some of their winter coat by collecting it, and using

Looking for an adventure? An intoxicating mix of rolling downland, sleepy hamlets, and wave-hewn cliffs makes the South Downs Way one of Britain’s most romantic long-distance walks. Get exploring with our six-day guide.

Sammi and Matt follow preparations for the first cast of the year on the River Tweed and meet the people keeping the river’s salmon-fishing traditions alive.

Brits consume around 750 tonnes of tenderstem each month. We delve into the farming behind the scenes of the high-value veg.

Everything you need to know about the disastrous running aground of the Sea Empress oil tanker and the ramifications on marine wildlife and conservation for decades to come.

NHS guidelines state that men need 300mg of magnesium a day, women 270mg. But to achieve this, do you need to take a supplement?

Mercenary captain, exile and would-be Prince of Wales, he became such a threat that the English crown paid to have him killed

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Steep, wild and remote, this Scottish giant is one of Britain's most striking peaks – reaching its summit is difficult, but with spectacular views stretching out across the Highlands, it's well worth the climb.

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