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Members of the North East s surfing community share what s it s like to love a sport which is growing in popularity
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Experts have issued a warning over a dangerous Instagram trend that is threatening wildlife in the UK.
In recent weeks authorities have reported increasing numbers of thefts of the silvery-white plumes of pampas grass from coastal areas, with the plant used to decorate homes.
The popularity of pampas grass as an interior accessory is currently at a level not seen since the 1970s.