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Protesters trying to save a tree in Stroud Green that the council wants to axe say it’s a battle that should concern us all

Hammocks, dawn raids and court dates: the fight to save a London tree

The UK will find it more difficult to reach its legal net-zero target after climate policy rollbacks last month, government advisers warned.

UK has led the way, with countries across the continent making mass arrests, passing draconian new laws and labelling activists as eco-terrorists

Human rights groups are concerned about a European crackdown on climate rallies after seeing a trend in Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, and the UK.

Alison Rowat looks at the best and worst of the weeks TV, from Irvine Welshs Crime to the return of Neighbours.

Chris Packham travels to Malmo, in Sweden, by train and meets up with radical Swedish activist Andreas Malm, the author of How To Blow Up A Pipeline.

German national Marcus Decker is in jail for scaling the Dartford Crossing bridge over the Thames.

The presenter knows he would lose his campaigning voice if he went to prison.

Growing up, the outspoken TV presenter became obsessed with animals as he struggled to navigate a world in which he felt he didn’t fit. The naturalist talks about being autistic, death threats and what he thinks a younger Attenborough would be doing about the climate crisis