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David Wenham: ‘We are a stupid species. We really don’t learn’

The Australian actor on rage, growing up as the youngest of seven kids and what planted the seed for his life on stage and screen

The Guardian - AU

‘There are many zoos I would like to see closed’: world zoo chief plans shake-up

As debate continues to rage over the welfare of animals in captivity, David Field is hoping to drag the sector forward

The Guardian - UK

Lynx illegally released in Scottish Highlands find their new home

Experts remarked it was ‘very unlikely’ the animals would have survived in the wild

The Independent UK

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Lynx abandoned in the Cairngorms settle in at their new home

The wildcats were rescued by experts from the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland in freezing temperatures earlier this year.

Evening Standard

Lynx captured after illegal release in Cairngorms ‘doing well’, say experts

All three lynx are believed to be less than a year old.

Evening Standard

Letting lynx loose in Highlands was ‘highly irresponsible’, conservationist says

Two more of the large wildcats have been spotted roaming the Highlands.

The Independent UK

Captured lynx had been tamed and are used to humans, says expert

RZSS chief executive David Field said the animals do not have the skills to survive in the wild.

Evening Standard

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The Killiehuntly Two: On-the-run lynx captured in the Scottish Highlands

The illegal release has been described as ‘highly irresponsible’

The Independent UK

Two illegally released lynx ‘humanely’ captured in Scottish Highlands

The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland said it had successfully captured the two creatures.

Evening Standard

Scotland waves goodbye to 'utter rockstar' pandas after 12 years

BACK in 2011, the arrival of giant pandas Tian Tian and Yang Guang to Scotland’s capital was a huge moment that made headlines all over the world.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh pandas will go back to China in December, zoo confirms

Yang Guang and Tian Tian were brought to Scotland in 2011 as part of an initial 10-year agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.

The Independent UK

Meerkat enclosure to be built at children’s hospital

It is hoped the animals will move in next year.

The Independent UK

Edinburgh Zoo’s giant pandas to return to China after 12 years

The facility will stage farewell events and experiences ahead of Yang Guang and Tian Tian’s departure.

Evening Standard

Edinburgh Zoo visitors could win last chance to feed giant pandas before return to China

Edinburgh Zoo has revealed that its giant pandas Yang Guang and Tian Tian will leave the capital later this year, but not before giving guests a final chance to feed them.

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The Independent UK

Edinburgh Zoo’s giant pandas to return to China this year

The facility will stage farewell events and experiences ahead of Yang Guang and Tian Tian’s departure.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Zoo plans giant farewell for popular panda pair as they return to China

Giant pandas Yang Guang and Tian Tian are set to be sent back to China after spending 11 years at Edinburgh Zoo and The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland are planning a great send off.

The National (Scotland)

Farewell plans announced for giant panda pair at Edinburgh Zoo

PLANS have been announced to give giant pandas Yang Guang and Tian Tian a “giant farewell” from Edinburgh Zoo as they prepare to return to China.

Edinburgh Live

Beloved Edinburgh Zoo pandas to return to China after failing to breed

The pair of pandas are set to be sent back to China as Chief Executive of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, David Field, said it's unlikely Yang Guang and Tian Tian 'would have matched on Tinder'.

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The National (Scotland)

'Iconic' Edinburgh Zoo pandas set to return to China

TWO pandas who “just don’t get on” will return to China after they failed to reproduce while at Edinburgh zoo, a “hugely" disappointed…

Birmingham Post

Pets at Home, Co-op and The Very Group: The 29 latest North West hires and promotions

BusinessLive rounds up the latest appointments and promotions in the North West

The New Daily

More evidence Vitamin B6 reduces feelings of anxiety and depression

A new study measured the impact of high doses of Vitamin B6 on young adults and found that they reported feeling less anxious and depressed.

Inverse

This humble vitamin might be a worthwhile supplement for anxiety

A study found that high doses of vitamin B6 successfully treated symptoms of anxiety in young people in an academic setting.

Liverpool Echo

Controversial food could reduce stress, anxiety and depression

New research revealed the stress-reducing benefits of vitamins in the divisive spread

Zenger

Taking B6 Vitamin Can Help Reduce Anxiety And Depression, New Research Shows

Taking high-dose vitamin B6 tablets helps to reduce feelings of anxiety and depression, new research has shown.

Edinburgh Live

Marmite's high vitamin levels can 'help anxiety' according to new study

New research has been conducted by Reading University where they looked into high vitamin levels and the impact it has on mental health - and Marmite's ingredients could offer a helping hand.

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