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SHARE The first oak trees destined to rebuild the iconic spire of the destroyed Notre Dame cathedral have been selected during a ceremony in a French forest. A total of 1,000 oaks will be cut down to rebuild the cathedral roof and spire which was ravaged by fire in April 2019. "This is a project that concerns the whole of France," said Gen Jean-Louis Georgelin, who chairs the body in charge of restoring Notre Dame. "It will ensure the security of the cathedral for eight centuries, 10 centuries." Oaks from every region of France are being used to rebuild the world-famous national monument.