6 h. ago Historic tree to be cut down at the White House over safety concerns

President Donald Trump says a tree that’s nearly two centuries old will be removed from the White House grounds because it’s deteriorating

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6 h. ago One simple item that will turn grass 'extremely green' and make it 'moss free'

Gardeners should eradicate moss from their lawns in order to keep it healthy which can sometimes be tricky but one simple and affordable tip can help.

Politics

9 h. ago Rain turns to ice, cuts power in Great Lakes region while Tennessee braces for wild weather

Thousands of people have no power in Wisconsin and northern Michigan after freezing rain brought down trees and power lines

Politics

18 h. ago Met Police hand out doorbell cameras in hunt for Hackney tree vandal

Local politicans and the public have grown frustrated as the culprit continues to evade the authorities

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23 h. ago Gardeners who have tree stumps rotting at home 'should not touch them'

Gardeners are being urged not to cut down or remove tree stumps from their gardens - because it will do more harm than good and be harmful for wildlife that may have them their home

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24 h. ago Meghan Trainor continues to shock fans with trim appearance amid Ozempic accusations

Trainor showcased her slimmed down physique at the Billboard Women in Music event on Saturday.

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26 h. ago Gardeners warned about nightmare lurking in your lawn that's destroying grass

Ecologist and botanist Becky Searle shares her tips for cultivating glorious grass - and how to trouble-shoot any problems on your plot, including the stomach-churning reason for those dry patches

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26 h. ago Simple item will turn your lawn 'extremely green' and completely moss

If you want to keep your lawn looking healthy, it is important to get rid of any moss growing alongside the grass - and there is a simple item that can help

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30 h. ago Tourist attractions made famous by Game Of Thrones ‘coming to end of natural lives’

The Dark Hedges' starring role in Game of Thrones transformed the once-quiet road into a global tourist attraction

Society

33 h. ago In Pictures: Newcastle fans line streets – and one climbs a tree – at cup parade

Newcastle beat Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley earlier this month, ending the club’s 70-year wait for a domestic trophy.

Politics

33 h. ago One Tree Hill star reveals she dated Jerry Seinfeld years before starring on his hit sitcom

A star from One Tree Hill has revealed that she previously dated Jerry Seinfeld before guest starring on hit hit NBC sitcom years later.

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35 h. ago One Tree Hill's 10 most popular episodes all have heartbreaking theme

One Tree Hill has charmed viewers worldwide since its debut in 2003, but which episodes have fans been re-watching the most?

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41 h. ago The TRUTH behind the 'pettiest neighbours ever': How family's clash with elderly couple next door saw fir tree completely chopped in half... but has peace finally broke out?

MailOnline can reveal the full story of what really happened: how the tree came to be attacked so drastically - and how a fragile peace was finally achieved in Brier Close in Sheffield.

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41 h. ago Golfers are desperate to track down the mystery thief who stole sod from their club

Glencruitten Golf Club in the town of Oban, Argyll and Bute, had the turf delivered to the car park at around 12.30pm on March 18 to redo the eighth hole (pictured).

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44 h. ago ‘A tree zoo’: endangered conifers a living legacy of Kent pinetum’s centenary

Bedgebury national pinetum has become a vital ark for rare evergreen trees, which are often unfairly malignedWith the exception of Christmas trees, conifers are not widely cherished. People tend to associate them with antisocially high suburban hedges or ugly, nature-bereft blocks of industrial forestry.But at the world’s most important collection of rare evergreens, which is 100 years old this spring, these often unfairly maligned trees are celebrated and revealed in a much more beautiful light. Continue reading...

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59 h. ago Value Scope: Each way horseracing tips from Steve Jones for Saturday on ITV

The Flat is back as racing returns on the level on the grass with the first big race of the year, the William Hill Lincoln at Doncaster, and Value Scope has found an each way proposition

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64 h. ago ‘We live in both worlds’: how teachers of Gullah Geechee herbal medicine are cultivating tradition

Classes on ‘hoodoo’ connect new generations eager to explore their roots with elders in the South Carolina communityWith their eyes downcast in reflection, dozens of people dressed in white crossed a bridge to pay respect to their ancestors last October. They carried flowers, herbs and photos of their loved ones to lay at the foot of an altar on a tiny strip of land in the middle of a pond. For the last few years, this ritual at the start of the annual Gullah Geechee herbal gathering on Johns Island, South Carolina, has served as a link between the living and the dead. “It gives them a sacred space to connect with the land,” the gathering’s founder, Khetnu Nefer, said about the attendees, and to “connect with our communal ancestors”.Held on Nefer’s family’s land, a stretch of 10 acres (four hectares) of flat grass surrounded by woods, the gathering educates attendees on the herbal traditions of the descendants of west Africans enslaved on the Sea Islands along the south-east US. Ove...

Society

65 h. ago Cynthia Ozick: ‘Alice in Wonderland seems calculatedly cruel’

The American author on the wonder of Little Women, re-evaluating Lolita and her belated discovery of ThoreauMy earliest reading memory Andrew Lang’s Fairy books – the blue, yellow and violet ones. And the unadulteratedly grim Brothers Grimm, evocative phrases like “avenue of trees”, the now and then alluring English archaisms, the always expected three sisters or sons, the youngest first despised and then victorious.The book that changed me as a teenager A late teenager, at 17, and it was two books nearly simultaneously, both histories. One was Edward Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, in dazzling prose. The other was Heinrich Graetz’s 19th-century History of the Jews, translated from the German, far out of date but distinctly not dated. (It was revelatory to learn much later that Kafka was immersed in this multivolume work.) Together they gave me a sense of the long and intertwined corridors of the past, and a conviction that a mind shorn of history is vacuous. Continue...

Politics

3 d. ago Birmingham bin strikes: Unite brands council 'absolutely disgusting' in scathing statement

Birmingham's bin strike is into its third week - and it has resulted in mountains of rubbish piling up outside homes and on grass verges, which has attracted vermin

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3 d. ago An Atlanta bagpiper died while scuba diving. The skeletal remains of his missing son were then found on his property

Hank Frantz had been missing for four years when his family found his skeletal remains in a treehouse on his father’s property

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