Could the Sycamore Gap Tree come back to life? Experts say Britain's most famous tree could be saved but warn it will take decades to regrow - as police quiz boy, 16, arrested over felling

Britain's most famous tree had stood at Sycamore Gap along Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland for 300 years before it was felled on Wednesday night with a chainsaw.

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