BORIS Johnson's plans to revamp his £3.8million pad have been uprooted - by a tree.
The former Prime Minister's attempts to do up his moated ninebed mansion have already been delayed by fears over bats and newts plus calls for an archaeological dig.
Now council officials are objecting to new electric gates until he comes up with a way to put them in without damaging any of the limbs of a yew.
Documents show the gates were originally approved.
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