Sergio Garcia takes a three-shot lead into the final round of the Open after a near flawless 68 at Carnoustie.

As spring gives way to summer, keen gardeners will be as busy as ever. But few will have studied their hobby with any rigour, instead picking up useful skills as children. Why do we value such domestic knowledge less than a formal education?

Some of the world's deadliest animals and plants are being showcased at the Walter Rothschild Zoological Museum in Tring.

Campaigners fighting to save Wales' largest ancient wood have bought more than half after a £1.5m appeal

Bill Bryson adds his name to a £1.5m bid to buy an ancient wood described by campaigners as the UK's equivalent to the rainforests.

Campaigners celebrate after finally winning the bid to buy and protect Wales' largest remaining ancient wood.

Actress Dame Judi Dench supports a £1.5m Woodland Trust appeal to save Wales' largest ancient forest.

A look at what is making the headlines in Tuesday's morning newspapers.

BBC News Online examines atropine, a nerve gas antidote said to have been imported in large amounts by the Iraqi authorties.

BBC Health Correspondent Daniel Sandford is sceptical about herbal remedies.

Buckingham Palace has reportedly banned garlic and spaghetti for the Queen's forthcoming trip to Italy. This is not the first time a royal visit has provided a rare insight into life behind Palace doors.

The baby of former Gladiator and Olympic athlete, Judy Simpson, dies of meningitis.