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The captive-bred hazel dormouse is now settling into its new woodland home in Lancashire.

Three astronauts are set to blast off on China's longest ever human spaceflight mission.

Homes need to be more resilient and the government is in a worse position than five years ago, report says.

The UK might soon be reliant on electric vehicles imported from abroad, warns an influential group.

A new study suggests killer whales may socialise with each other based on age and gender.

The sighting of the Egyptian vulture, if confirmed to be wild, would be the first for 153 years.

Biologists have uncovered the genetic secrets of water shrews, the world's smallest diving mammals.

As demand for electric cars grows, giant battery factories are being built across Europe.

Allied members have agreed to "significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from military activities".

Campaigners say government position is 'a step in the right direction but 'not yet on the money'.

A marine biologist says it’s the first time he’s ever seen a long-snouted seahorse in the wild.

G7 leaders make new pledges to combat climate change, but campaigners say they lack detail.

Supporters say pesticides damage the environment, but farmers warn they could lose their livelihoods.

Sir David warns world leaders that humans may be "on the verge of destabilising the entire planet".

The mystery auction winner will be part of the the first human flight by space company Blue Origin.

Nasa has assembled the key elements of its powerful SLS rocket.

Retired 79-year-old John Stimpson started making the boxes as a hobby and now does it full-time.

The space industry is one of the UK's fastest growing sectors, worth £14.8bn a year.

Single-use plastic from take-out food is a big source of pollution in oceans and rivers, scientists say.

Developing nations put scientific research into sustainability than richer countries, a Unesco report finds.