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LONDON — More than 200 days after an old and beloved sycamore near Hadrian's Wall was cut down in an overnight act of vandalism, British police announced they have charged two men in the crime. The men were named Tuesday by the Crown Prosecution Service as Daniel Graham, 38, and Adam Carruthers, 31, both from the Carlisle area of northwest England, not far from where the tree stood in Northumberland. Both face charges of criminal damage to the tree.
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