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Sir David Attenborough has planted an oak tree in honour of the late Queen to officially open a new Platinum Jubilee woodland in Richmond Park. The famed naturalist and TV presenter, 96, described Elizabeth II as a “great lover of trees” and “very fond” of the Royal Parks, and said the new wood in London was a fitting tribute to her memory.

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Queen Elizabeth II, mourners have been leaving cards, flowers, balloons and other tributes at sites around the UK, including in front of Buckingham Palace. And a number of them have also left stuffed toy versions of Paddington Bear and real, edible versions of his beloved marmalade sandwiches, which the Royal Parks department has asked them to stop doing."We are asking people not to leave marmalade sandwiches because of the negative impact on the park's wildlife," Royal Parks said in a statement, per .

deer in Bushy Park during a 'stampede' after the animals were chased by a dog.The deer began running in the park on Sunday, January 17, at around 2.50pm.The boy was rushed to hospital with bruised ribs following the incident, reports MyLondon.On Tuesday, (February 9), Finn Shiodan, 52, of Weybridge, was charged by the Met Police Royal Parks team in relation to an incident in Bushy Park, Richmond-upon-Thames.Phil Edwards, Park Manager for Bushy Park told the Evening Standard: "We were very upset to learn that a 10-year-old boy suffered injuries after an out-of-control dog chased a herd of deer in Bushy Park causing a stampede."Shiodan is due to appear at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court on February 23.The Met Police team launched an

A Tory minister has been forced to confirm toilets are not his responsibility.