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The naturalist looks at the fragile state of the natural world and how human activity drives extinction.

But Ben Wallace admits a security review will mean "letting go" of some military equipment.

Many have reported being told no test sites were available when applying for a coronavirus swab.

Heavy rain drove hundreds of tonnes of mud and rock off a mountain, narrowly missing a village.

Drilling and sampling for potential new gold sources have begun in north Wales, a mining firm says.

Warning that some surgeries are struggling, and patients will have "nowhere to go" if they close.

James Cook uses the characters of a typewriter to create likenesses of Tom Hanks and Bill Murray.

Christopher Mayer, 22, of no fixed abode, will appear before Exeter Magistrates' Court on Saturday.

Many of Saturday's front pages lead with Boris Johnson's plans to override part of the Brexit bill.

Donald Fear is the first person to win the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire jackpot in 14 years.

How are firms in Bolton - many of which have just reopened - coping with the new local restrictions?

Some farmers are concerned about over-supply and restrictions on social gatherings.

Households in the city and nearby Sandwell and Solihull are banned from mixing as cases rise.

Fredrick Arthur Bartlett told one girl he abused it was "their little secret", a court hears.

Joan Rich notches up more than 35 miles and raises £25,000 by walking circuits of her local park.

The relaxations will bring businesses in the city in line with the majority of England.

The dance troupe performed a Black Lives Matters-inspired routine on Saturday's Britain's Got Talent.

The UK says it would be "very unusual" if products of animal origin were blocked after EU raised concerns.

The 37-year-old man was detained in Cookstown after the footage was shared on social media.

The Bond and Moonlight star finds masks "isolating" and 'the new normal' "incredibly challenging".