The iconic Sycamore Gap tree "can never be replaced" but its stump is showing signs of life, the National Trust has said, as the two men who felled it face sentencing.

Signs of life have been found growing from the stump of the felled Sycamore Gap tree. Eight new shoots have emerged from the base, giving hope the historic tree lives on ten months after it was ...

Delighted scientists have confirmed that the Sycamore Gap Tree lives on, 10 months after it was felled as eight new shoots are seen growing from the stump of the fallen tree.

Credit: Bec Hughes/John Millar/Jason Lock/National Trust Images/Cover Images One of Britain’s most beloved trees is showing new signs of life as seedlings are returning on the site of the ...

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 ...