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Weather experts say new El Niño possible later this year
The World Meteorological Organisation say there is a possibility of a new El Niño later this year.
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How can the UK reduce air pollution?
The European Commission says the UK has two months to address repeated breaches of air pollutants.
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Running ants: Why scientists built an insect treadmill
Researchers are hoping to reveal the insects' navigation secrets to help the development of robots.
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Autism detectable in brain long before symptoms appear
The discovery could lead to better tests and therapies for children with autism.
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Winston Churchill's views on aliens revealed in lost essay
A newly unearthed essay by Winston Churchill reveals he was open to the possibility of life on other planets.
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Air pollution 'final warning' from European Commission to UK
The European Commission says it will take the matter to the EU court if countries fail to act.
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Football headers 'linked to brain damage'
Footballers suffer similar brain damage to boxers, a small scientific study suggests.
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First live birth evidence in dinosaur relative
Scientists have uncovered the first evidence of live births in the group of animals that includes dinosaurs, crocodiles and birds.
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History sheds light on Amazon's rich tree diversity
The rich, diverse communities of trees in the Amazon are the result of species spreading over the vast area over geological time, a study suggests.
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The mystery of the whoop whooping bee
Scientists think they have found the explanation behind sounds generated by bees
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Banned chemicals persist in deep ocean
Chemicals banned in the 1970s have been found in the deepest reaches of the ocean, according to a new study.
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New Zealand whales: Hundreds refloat on high tide at Farewell Spit
More than 200 whales stranded on a remote beach in New Zealand on Saturday have refloated themselves and returned to sea.
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Bolivia begins fumigation against locust plague
Chemical spraying began in Santa Cruz department, the eastern grain region of the country.
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New Zealand whales: Frantic bid to save stranded mammals
The mass stranding of whales on a remote beach in New Zealand has taken a turn for the worse as 240 more arrived.
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New Zealand whales: Hundreds more stranded
A frustrating development for rescuers only hours after 100 were successfully refloated.
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Sound of crickets 'could become a thing of the past'
A quarter of Europe's cricket and grasshopper species are being driven to extinction, say experts.
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MRI pioneer and Nobel laureate Sir Peter Mansfield dies
Professor Sir Peter Mansfield, who left school at 15 and won the Nobel prize, dies aged 83.
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Orphaned dik-dik raised by keepers
He's only 19cm (7.4 in) tall and has been named Thanos.
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'Dogs mirror owners' personalities'
Dogs mirror the personalities of their human companions, according to research.
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New support for British spaceports
Plans to launch satellites - and even people - from the UK get a boost from government.
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