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As Bangladesh turns 50, a UK-Bangladeshi reflects on how climate change affects his parent's country.

Operations are continuing to move a 400 metre long vessel stuck in the Suez Canal since Tuesday.

The ivory trade and habitat loss combine to push Africa's elephants closer to extinction.

As people all over the world mask up, how has the facial-recognition industry coped?

The banknote will enter circulation on 23 June - Alan Turing's birthday - and will be made of polymer.

Tree felling is helping to restore an ancient ecosystem which can store even more carbon than trees do.

A rare environment on Australia's Lord Howe Island has faced a complex battle for survival.

The Earth's relationship with plastic started over 100 years ago. But is it time we broke up?

A "unique and extraordinary" sight has come to the sacred rock, after days of heavy rain.

More oil and gas wells are to be drilled in the North Sea, the UK government announces.

A team working at the Large Hadron Collider finds signs of new physical laws.

It looks like the viruses that cause colds wins in the battle to infect our cells.

She has continued to call for safe water in the decades since the major case in the town of Hinkley.

Demand for AI, robotics and cloud skills is up amid news young people are shunning IT skill courses.

A scheme offering people up to £10,000 for insulation has only reached 10% of its target, MPs say.

Sports teams and competitions are urged to drop sponsorship deals from companies that promote "high carbon lifestyles, products and services".

People in parts of south-west England report seeing a "streak of light" hurtling across the sky.

The eruption was the first in the area for about 800 years and followed thousands of earthquakes.

Bill Nelson, 78, is a former astronaut and senator with a long history of working on space issues.

Meteorologists say the last known eruption at Fagradalsfjall was about 800 years ago.