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One of two men responsible for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree has been released from prison early.

Daniel Graham tells court it was suggested he accept responsibility ‘because I have mental health issues’

Seedlings from the felled Sycamore Gap Tree are kept in a high security greenhouse in Devon. The National Trust are nurturing the little shoots, hoping that they will grow into the famous tree one day

The felling of the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree was considered both a national and global tragedy, but plans have been revealed that will help preserve its memory

Northumbria Police has issued an update about one of several men arrested after the iconic tree on Hadrian's Wall was felled overnight between September 27-28

There’s a good chance the celebrated tree, next to Hadrian’s Wall, could regrow before any attempts are made to replace it, the National Trust says

Northumbria Police say two men, both in their 30s, have been arrested and bailed in their investigation into the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, which was about 300 years old

A 3D scan has been produced by the National Trust of the iconic Sycamore Gap tree which was shockingly cut down last month, with plans to create an exact replica after consultation with the public

The Sycamore Gap tree was growing in a natural dip along Hadrian's Wall - it was an incredibly popular landmark and even starred in a Hollywood blockbuster before it was cruelly cut down

After members of the public were caught trying to take pieces of the famous tree, it has since been removed and kept at a secret storage facility by the National Trust

The famous Sycamore Gap, one of the most photographed trees in the world, has today been lifted from the site where it stood for more than a century and taken to an undisclosed location

Vigilance at the ancient Sycamore Gap site where the iconic tree was felled last month is now high amidst fears of copycat attacks, as the National Trust prepares to finally move the tree two weeks on

The Sycamore Gap tree is finally due to be removed after it was cut down in what was branded a 'mindless' act of vandalism - and since a 16-year-old boy, and man in his 60s have both been arrested and released on bail

Solemn residents in Rye, East Sussex, have today expressed huge outrage over the destruction of the "ancient" cedar tree, describing the move as "a big disaster"

The 1,00-year-old yew tree has been found felled in East Sussex - a mile away from Senlac Hill which is where the Battle of Hastings is believed to have taken place in 1066

The toppled 300-year-old tree is still in place at the historic site near Hexham, Northumberland, and now Historic England investigators believe the vandalism damaged Hadrian's Wall

The felled Sycamore Gap's own DNA could be used to find the person who cut down the beloved landmark near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland between Wednesday and Thursday last week

Walter Renwick, 69, has been pictured back at Plankey Mill Farm after being arrested in connection to the felling of the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree before later being released

A chainsaw has been found in a major development to the investigation into the Sycamore Gap tree felling in Northumbria, which has gripped an outraged nation keen to see justice

People travelling to see the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree have been urged to stop touching its stump and removing pieces by the National Trust, as investigations continue

Police are keeping an open mind with regards to the culprit behind the vandalism and to their motive as rumours fly about the sickening act that has shocked people around the world

A replacement tree planted on the site yesterday by 27-year old van fixer Kieran Chapman is set to be removed due to Hadrian's Wall's UNESCO World Heritage site status

Former lumberjack Walter Renwick says he understands why people think it was him, but insists he didn't chop down the iconic 300-year-old tree

Police investigating the felling of one of Britain’s most beloved trees are now following a new line of inquiry - that a chainsaw was used and the cut was done as part of an online stunt

The sycamore, which was in hit movie Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, was one of the world’s most photographed trees but was mysteriously felled overnight, sparking outrage