Deer

Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue says deer should be left alone if spotted on beaches.

The deer is now back home in Cramlington after being cared for by the team at Blyth Wildlife Rescue.

The Royal Parks says a new herd of eight fallow deer “are now enjoying a renovated paddock".

Police say the animal has since been removed from the site by the local authority.

NatureScot says a Highland estate could be targeted with Scotland's first deer control scheme.

A survey shows a need for "immediate action" to control numbers, says the Broads Authority.

The biker has a shattered shoulder blade, broken collarbone and "road rash".

Copmanthorpe residents say a building site fence had left deer injured and separated from groups.