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PM and Boris clash over EU fishing laws
David Cameron and Boris Johnson clash over the impact of the EU on the UK's fishing industry, during an interview with the BBC's Countryfile programme.
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Hubble clocks faster cosmic expansion
The Universe may be expanding up to 9% faster than previously thought, according to new measurements from the Hubble Space Telescope.
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'Lost city' was created by nature
Ancient underwater remains thought to be a "long lost city" are in fact the result of a naturally occurring phenomenon, researchers find.
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Snails decide using 'two brain cells'
Snails use two brain cells to make "complex decisions", a team of scientists finds.
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Flat lens promises revolution in optics
A flat lens made of paint whitener on a sliver of glass could revolutionise optics, its US inventors say.
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Astronomers probe below Jupiter's clouds
US astronomers have managed to peer deep into the atmosphere of Jupiter using a radio telescope here on Earth.
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Plastic in sea 'like fast food for fish'
Young fish become hooked on eating plastic in the seas in the same way that teenagers prefer unhealthy fast food, researchers say.
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Nepal drains dangerous Everest lake
Nepal's army begins work to drain rising waters in a lake near Everest, one the highest projects of its kind.
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First two Slovenian 'dragon eggs' hatch
Following a four-month wait, the clutch of eggs belonging to a curious Slovenian cave salamander has started to hatch.
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Temple to face charges over dead tigers
Thai authorities says they will press charges against the controversial Tiger Temple, after 40 dead cubs were found during a raid on the site.
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King Tut's knife 'made from meteorite'
A dagger entombed alongside the mummy of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun was made with iron that came from a meteorite, researchers say.
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MPs sound alarm on neglected soils
MPs warn that continued soil degradation risks putting some of the UK’s most productive agricultural land beyond profitable use within a generation.
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VIDEO: Meet science's most famous insect
The scientific mystery behind one of British science's most famous insects has finally been solved.
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Pluto's 'beating heart' explained
The spectacular, flat landscape that dominates the left side of Pluto's icy "heart" can now be explained, say scientists.
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Textbook moth's dark secret revealed
Scientists unravel details of the famous mutation that turned moths black during the industrial revolution.
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World's longest rail tunnel opens
The world's longest and deepest rail tunnel is officially opened in Switzerland, after almost two decades of construction work.
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UK's 'oldest' hand-written document found
Roman tablets discovered during excavations in London include the oldest hand-written document ever found in Britain, archaeologists say.
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University responds to missed aurora
Aurora Borealis watchers switch from using detection equipment in England to kit in Scotland after missing spectacular displays in March.
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VIDEO: Peake: Spacewalk my finest moment
While Tim Peake has been in space he has handed out Brit Awards, run the London Marathon, and even done a spacewalk.
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Green energy surges to record levels
The world added far more renewable energy sources than fossil fuels in 2015, with developing countries overtaking richer nations on green spending.
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