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Robotic dog and drones used at historic Cold War weapons testing facilities

The artificial canine, with a camera mounted to the top and four hinged legs, is controlled remotely

The Independent UK

The RSPB took on ministers and fell to earth. How it happened is a warning to us all

This is not just a story of a wildlife charity being bullied – it’s about the ugly truth of power dynamics in today’s Britain, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Cliffs around castle linked to King Arthur to become haven for nature

National Trust buys Smith’s Cliff, near Tintagel Castle in Cornwall where legend says king was conceived

The Guardian - UK

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My north Devon adventure – with a mad dash to the island of Lundy

The last in our summer series on UK active breaks takes in a Hartland Point hike and a daunting climb on Lundy

The Guardian - UK

National Trust resists pressure to ditch Barclays over environmental concerns

Attempt to cut ties with bank, which directly invests in new fossil fuel projects, fails at AGM

The Guardian - UK

How car park demolition sent historic Newcastle's redevelopment plans off the rails

Iris' EastEnd project has lost the support of residents.

Newcastle Herald

Vessel designed by Cutty Sark shipwright gets protected status

Hercules Linton designed the iron steamship the Lady Alice Kenlis in 1867 and its remains lie on the National Trust’s Sutton Hoo estate in Suffolk.

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Coast to coast: snapshots of Cornwall’s new Tamar valley walk

Our photojournalist samples short walks along the new 87-mile route which hugs the border of Cornwall and Devon

The Guardian - UK

Rare stamp that offered fast track to heaven to go on display in UK

Stamp for papers that enabled ‘fast-track’ through purgatory will be on show at a Hampshire priory

The Guardian - UK

Medieval seal mould which promised a ‘fast-track to heaven’ to go on display

Mottisfont Priory in Hampshire used the seals to confirm payment for indulgences more than 500 years ago.

The Independent UK

National Trust questions council for approving historic building's demolition

'This means every building mapped across the conservation areas can be challenged.'

Newcastle Herald

'Betrayal': Newcastle Club takes dim view of taller apartment buildings

'It is a blatant and unashamed ambit claim that displays contempt to the past DA process.'

Newcastle Herald

One for the hill-seekers: landmark hill on Cornish coast for sale for £150,000

Tregonning Hill, on Cornwall’s south-west coast, has attracted ‘incredibly varied’ interest so far, including as an investment, a site for an alternative healing retreat and an engagement gift

Evening Standard

Wedding photographer stung by National Trust fees for shooting on its land

The National Trust is the biggest private landowner in the UK – but it could charge you for shooting at your local beach

Digital Camera World

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Chronicle Live

Beavers re-introduced to Northumberland for first time in 400 years

The National Trust has worked with other conservation charities to release the animals on the Wallington estate

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Anglepoise and National Trust look to Britain’s coastal landscape for a new blue lighting collection

Anglepoise and National Trust announce their third lighting collection, Neptune Blue

Digital Camera World

Award-winning landscape photographer shares the camera kit he can't be without

What's in the kit bag of a pro landscape photographer? Award-winning shooter Justin Minns shows us his gear

Liverpool Echo

National Trust jobs currently up for grabs in and around Liverpool

The National Trust also offers a few perks to its employees

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The Independent UK

Rare book thought to have been used to convert Charles II to Catholicism goes on show

‘Not only is the 1623 edition of the Missale Romanum a rare book – just one other complete copy is recorded in UK libraries’

The Independent UK

Book thought to have been used to convert Charles II to Catholicism goes on show

The missal was owned by a Benedictine priest who had saved the monarch’s life three decades earlier.

Liverpool Echo

National Trust plans to tackle major parking issue

The plans are to be discussed by councillors next week

Belfast Live

Report finds 63% of NI population 'missing out' on greenspace

Antrim had the most greenspace at 21% - Cookstown has just 1%

Chronicle Live

Temporary jobs recruiting in the North East this summer including Newcastle United and National Trust

Weather you're looking for bar and restaurant work, retail roles or housekeeping, ChronicleLive has rounded up some temporary job vacancies which could work for you

The Guardian - UK

Lake District tour boat firm accused of ‘censoring’ Windermere links to slavery

Boatmaster says skippers barred from saying some lakeshore houses were built by those who profited from slavery

Belfast Live

Mourne Mountains: Special cattle breed to help regenerate area after gorse fires

"Cattle would have been much more common on uplands in days gone-by and both cattle and sheep grazing at the right intensity are vital to ensuring a landscape rich in wildlife"

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