Birds of prey

Adults bring meat for the fluffy chick after it hatches next to a live cam overlooking a city.

A 24-hour live video feed of the birds' nest shares updates on their progress.

The aerial camera has been flown illegally just as the peregrine falcon eggs are about to hatch.

Police say evidence suggested the birds that were stolen or escaped had "suffered terribly".

RSPB Scotland says the bird of prey may have been shot elsewhere before later dying.

The birds made their nest on Lincoln Cathedral's main tower where four eggs have been laid.

The trust says the eggs could hatch between the end of April and first few days of May.

Brian Chorlton, 87, is accused of multiple offences and will appear in court in May, say police.