Are Britain's beloved garden birds being killed off by our obsession with tidy lawns?
The UK has lost over 40 million birds since the 1970s, with species like house sparrows and starlings in freefall. Many experts point the finger squarely at Britain's cultural obsession with pristine, manicured gardens as a key culprit.
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