By Anita Bennett
Could this be the answer to flooding? MP backs call to 'bring back beavers' after five-year study
17.02.2020 - 15:51 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Beavers living wild on an English river have reduced the risk of flooding for local residents and boosted wildlife, a five-year trial has concluded.
The aquatic mammals living on the River Otter in Devon have caused some localised problems for several landowners, but these could be addressed successfully with "active management" the study said.
Other wildlife, including fish, water voles, amphibians and birds, have benefited from the presence of the beavers living on the river and creating new
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dailyrecord.co.uk
24.02.2020 / 13:21
Snow, ice, floods and gales to bring more chaos in Scotland's wettest February in 89 years
The 75mph storm with no name was set to bring more floods today in one of Scotland’s wettest Februarys for 89 years – and winter’s worst nationwide cold spell sees snow and ice dominate from tomorrow.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
19.02.2020 / 18:31
Britain's oldest person Hilda Clulow dies aged 111
The oldest person in Britain has died at the age of 111, it has been announced today.
ok.co.uk
16.02.2020 / 20:06
David Walliams 'to quit National Television Awards' after one year following 'negative feedback'
David Walliams is preparing to quit as the host of the National Television Awards after just one year, according to reports.The 48 year old made his debut as the presenter of the annual awards show earlier this month following Dermot O'Leary's departure after 10 years. Britain's Got Talent judge David's first time hosting the show received mixed reviews, with some viewers blasting his performance as "boring." Read MoreRelated Articles
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11.02.2020 / 19:06
Green Book-Style Win at the Oscars Next Year
The Daily Show's Trevor Noah was just as thrilled as anyone that Bong Joon Ho's Parasite became the first movie not in English to win Best Picture at the Oscars, but the late-night host has got a grim prediction about what's ahead for the 93rd Academy Awards in 2021.