Are Britain's grey squirrels unfairly villainised, or are they genuinely an ecological menace?
Grey squirrels, introduced from North America in the 1870s, are blamed for devastating native woodlands and outcompeting local wildlife. But with millions living alongside us in parks and gardens, many Brits see them as charming neighbours rather than furry criminals.
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