Ash tree crisis
A fungal disease is wiping out ash trees across the country, and now there's a warning that it could spread to the capital.
Ash tree crisis
One of London's most popular trees is under serious threat.
A fungal disease is wiping out ash trees across the country, and now there's a warning that it could spread to the capital.
It's already affecting trees in Kent. Ronke Phillips reports now on what could happen if it takes hold in London's parks.
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