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Fishing will be banned to allow nature to recover in three areas but critics say the plans lack ambition.

No clear scientific solutions currently to the emissions caused by flying, scientists conclude.

The government hopes a new type of power station will help it meet is climate change targets.

A diamond sphere made in Germany was key to December's breakthrough fusion experiment in California.

One man's bid to learn the secrets of the endangered frog that grows to the size of a domestic cat.

It is the first known human transmission of bird flu in the South East Asian nation since 2014.

Experts say time is running out to solve the storage crisis that has long plagued archaeology.

Ynys Enlli, also known as Bardsey Island, officially has one of the best night skies in the world.

Government unlikely to meet its green heating targets as take-up of the grant scheme is so low.

The Treasury has taken back £1.6bn that it had allocated to UK involvement in a EU science research programme.

The government is still considering fines of up to £250m for firms who dump sewage in rivers and seas.

The government must protect domestic food supply, the National Farmers' Union warns.

Prof Dame Angela McLean is to replace Sir Patrick Vallance as the government chief scientific adviser.

King Charles will meet with global leaders as part of an effort to protect nature.

Sea-ice measurements in Antarctica have registered a new minimum, breaking the record set only one year ago.

The two kits were part of a family of beavers moved from an area of Tayside.

Virgin Orbit says a dislodged filter caused a rocket engine to overheat, leading to a malfunction.

The EU's Sentinel satellite system traces how the ground ruptured during Monday's big tremors.

The UK's new cabinet minister for science says that she will have a "relentless focus" on using research to make people's lives better.

Other branches of early humans, not just ancestors of Homo Sapiens, used them to cut and crush food.