Like a nightmare scenario from a budget horror flick, Britain is under ... A distinctive black and yellow colouring with a V-shape on its back and thick, hairy brown legs. Will it bite?

The 25mm-long creatures eat bees, with experts stating that they can "butcher" 90,000 pollinating insects in just one season. Sightings of the species were first reported in Britain in 2016 ...

The invasive non-native species, which can kill 50 bees ... for Britain which enables people to report potential sightings of a number of priority invasive non-native species. The yellow-legged ...

The insects are identified by their large size and bright yellow legs. They bite the ... "The arrival of the hornet in Britain is especially bad news for bees – a favourite food source ...

These spiders are medium-sized with orange legs and ... These black spiders can bite people and cause pain which lasts several hours. Their venom causes a similar sensation to a bee sting but ...

The Lincolnshire Bee Keepers Association (LBKA ... an Asian hornet by its very distinct markings – yellow lower legs and a largely black body and twice the size of a common wasp." ...

Given bees’ usual intolerance of dampness, Alsous remains astonished at the hardiness of Britain’s native black bee, a furry relative of strains from Germany and the Baltics that long ago adapted to ...