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Mr Gove says there is a moral, political and economic imperative to tackle climate change.

The Extinction Rebellion group is holding climate protests across the UK.

A House of Lords inquiry looked at the impact of the ban on fishing discards six months on.

The man who allegedly killed Suzanne Eaton was reported to be a father of two from the Greek island.

The eating disorder charity Beat said the findings were groundbreaking.

It is hoped a new instrument will help scientists understand the sources and movement of water on the Moon.

Mark Armstrong talks about his father, and the first ever Moon landing 50 years ago.

The note - once called the currency of corrupt elites - gets a makeover with the image of a computer pioneer.

Imports of waste oil from Asia, intended to cut carbon from transport, are linked to rising levels of deforestation

The public knew little about this enigmatic man, but now we are gaining a glimpse of the real Neil Armstrong.

"Europe's GPS" goes offline as it grapples with a technical glitch in its ground infrastructure.

India's space mission to the Moon's south pole will not launch on Monday, due to a technical problem.

The huge barrel jellyfish, as big as a human, was seen off the coast of Cornwall.

The submersible robot delivers baby corals to damaged areas allowing reefs to regenerate.

All the focus was on the Moon, the mission and the men – but what about the families back on Earth?

One of the most important Russian space science missions in the post-Soviet era lifts off from Baikonur.

Fifty years on, here are four things that made the Apollo Moon programme one of humankind's greatest technological achievements.

Deep-water divers Jake Wilton and Monty Halls formed an unlikely friendship with a manta ray after she appeared to ask them for help.

Much of Germany's power is still made by burning coal. Activists have occupied a forest in protest.

An Indian state has launched the world's first "cap and trading" programme to curb air pollution.