Sunday Mail: Rising temperatures could make almost one in ten bird species in Britain extinct by the end of the century, say scientists. Because of global warming, birds will on average have to move 340 miles north – equivalent to the distance from Plymouth to Newcastle – by 2100, a study has revealed. As the climate changes, the traditional habitat and food sources of some birds are being lost, changing the areas in which they can survive. But there will be nowhere left for some to …