内容摘要："This happened to me when I was seven, eight – I'm 60 in a few weeks’ time," he said.

"This happened to me when I was seven, eight – I'm 60 in a few weeks’ time," he said.

"This area will form the beginning of a new gardens biome at Bristol Zoo Project."He added visitors would be encouraged to pause and reflect on the value of gardens and how they could take action to protect wildlife.

Kathryn Brown, director of climate change and evidence at The Wildlife Trust, said: "How magical to rehome this little rainforest garden in a place already loved by generations of families."The garden has been designed to be low carbon, with no concrete, clay, peat compost or virgin wood used in the design and all the plants are from UK nurseries using peat-free compost.The British Rainforest Garden was funded by grant-making charity Project Giving Back and supported by Aviva.

has been raised after one of the world's oldest zoos put 300 pieces of memorabilia under the hammer.The Bristol Zoological Society (BZS) sold off items including signs, sculptures and photographs from the now-closed Bristol Zoological Gardens in auctions held on Friday and Monday.

They made more than triple their original target of £50,000.

A BZS spokesperson said it was "wonderful" to have so many bidders "join us in celebrating our long history"."I remember Jo saying to me 'I need to get a thicker skin'.

"And I pushed back and said 'No you don't. You need to be you because that makes you the brilliant individual that you are, and it makes you the brilliant MP that you are.'"And do you know what's really sad, Nick? I actually have that conversation with colleagues now on a daily basis.

"Generally female colleagues, but colleagues across the political spectrum, because the level of abuse and nastiness now is, I would say, worse than ever."MPs are currently examining Leadbeater's Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which would grant people in certain circumstances the right to seek help to end their own life.