Times (UK): Britain’s woods and forests face their greatest disruption since the last Ice Age with native species such as oak, beech and ash under threat from climate change, according to research. These and other native trees are likely to retreat from parts of the warmer south and west as well as East Anglia, leaving woodlands dominated by species adapted to heat and drought, such as Corsican pine, Spanish oak and shrubs including spindle and dogwood. Many of these species were introduced to …