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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
World
Lydia Chantler-Hicks

Avian flu strikes in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens as dozens of birds found dead

The dead birds have primarily been waterfowl, including geese and swans

(Picture: (Stock picture) Anglian Ruskin University/PA)

More than 30 birds have been found dead at two central London parks as the UK remains in the throes of its worst-ever avian flu outbreak.

Dozens of birds - mainly geese and swans - have died in Hyde Park and neighbouring Kensington Gardens since the start of November, with the virus the suspected cause.

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