It's nothing more dangerous than what's under your sink.

One priority is if the private land is adjacent to forest land, near where a fire occurred. That's where the beetles will be coming from.

The beetles are native, so they've always been around causing a little mortality, and that's kind of a good thing. But when certain things happen, like the drought and fire, the population of the beetles builds up and it gives them the ability to move into healthy trees.

Before, they had to go through a professional agency.

The days have gone where the NHS could act as a secret society. It cannot operate behind closed doors,

I want to step up our drive to get more donors so that vital medical advances are not halted and people whose lives could so easily be saved with a transplant are not left to die unnecessarily, ... The overriding principle of all of this will be consent.