Birds of prey

A resident says he was able to humanely catch the hawk, which has attacked an estimated 50 people.

Victim says the Flamstead hawk "could take a child's eye out" and something has to be done.

It is illegal to intentionally kill or harm birds of prey and doing so can result in a prison term.

A bird of prey is being employed to tackle "problem pigeons" at Beverley and Driffield train stations.

Runner David Robinson says being attacked by the bird "felt like a roof tile had hit my head".

The pair of falcons are nesting at St Albans Cathedral for the fourth year in a row.

A tower guide spotted the eggs on a "peregrine cam", less than a year after four chicks were born.

Between 40 and 50 people have now been attacked, a council says.