Beavers captured from Scotland have been released into the wild in England for the first time under new rules that were announced last week. They were set free on a river bank in Dorset as part of a plan by conservationists who say that the beavers love of dam building will increase biodiversity.

Beavers have been reintroduced into the wild in England for the first time in over 400 years, in a landmark conservation effort.

Wild beavers are back in England in a big way! That's because Britain's National Trust legally released the first two pairs of Eurasian beavers to live in the wild in England in Purbeck, Dorset. This historic moment follows an announcement by the Department for Rural Affairs (Defra) and Natural England,

Professor Sir Stephen Powis, who has been the most senior doctor in the UK's health service for seven years and was in the role during the pandemic, is hailed as a "remarkable clinical leader in the NHS during the most difficult crisis in its history".

Professor Sir Stephen Powis, who was a familiar face of the No 10 pandemic press conferences, to stand down a week after shock resignation of Amanda Pritchard