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Andrew Pode, the National Trust's general manager for Northumberland coast and Hadrian's Wall, said the tree was "world famous" and had been "unlawfully felled", adding: "No-one had the right or permission to cause damage to the tree."

Mr Pode said the "iconic" tree had been planted in the 1800s by previous landowner John Clayton to be a "feature in the landscape", with the National Trust taking it over on 10 December 1942.

A guerra não pode interessar a ninguém.

Agora, mesmo em março, Josiel pode ficar de pé no chão seco e coberto de folhas da ilha.

“Se você muda isso, você muda todas as relações dentro deste sistema e pode destruí-lo permanentemente.”