The Sycamore Gap tree was a much-loved subject for artists and photographers One year after the famous Sycamore Gap tree was cut down a 7ft (2m) section of the trunk has returned home. The piece ...

Eight new shoots have emerged from the felled Sycamore Gap tree stump Signs of life have been found growing from the stump of the felled Sycamore Gap tree. Eight new shoots have emerged from the ...

The Sycamore Gap stump is showing “astonishing” signs of life that could become new trees, the National Trust has said. Eight ...

Just a stump is now left - if it is healthy ... No-one expected the sudden loss of the Sycamore Gap tree, once one of the most photographed spots in Britain. Now the green shoots poking through ...

The National Trust is offering people the opportunity to request one of 49 saplings of the Sycamore Gap tree to be planted around the UK. It comes a year after the famous tree in Northumberland was ...

The prints show a cross-section of its almost-heart-shape trunk and it is the ... all the people who loved the tree too. "As a North Easterner, I have known Sycamore Gap all my life and visited ...

One of the most iconic trees in the UK is being "regrown" in a secret lab. The Sycamore Gap tree grew, as its name suggests, in the middle of a gap in Hadrian's Wall, in Northumberland.