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The Atlantic system that warms the UK is slowing down but this may cause even more heating.
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Engineers at Cammell Laird shipyard add the top six decks to the hull of the UK's new polar ship.
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PM commits to laws that will ensure environmental protection improves - but not everyone is convinced.
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Video of a seabed filmed by a BBC journalist has helped the area get special protection.
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Geologists classify the last 4,200 years as being a distinct age in the story of our planet.
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The impact of European settlers on the country is preserved in a detailed soil record, researchers have found.
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Ancient Britons were eating dairy, peas, cabbage and oats, according to gunk trapped in their teeth.
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More and more young people are living without the car. Will the government change its road-building plans?
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Research suggests new kinds of shark could migrate to UK waters as the oceans warm.
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While the bird is dying out in parts of Europe, the population on one Welsh island is thriving.
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The UK is set to get its first space port in Sutherland, Scotland. But it already has a long history in space.
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Charred crumbs found in the Jordanian desert show that bread-making dates back 14,000 years.
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The lightweight Zephyr aircraft could be used in communications and remote sensing.
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The UK Space Agency backs Scotland's north coast as the place to launch satellites to orbit.
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Road builders planning a bypass in Sussex have been urged to find a way that doesn't cause damage to ancient woodland.
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It's hoped a breeding programme will help maintain numbers of the vulnerable species.
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From Darwin's potato to the man who saved the daffodil. Pictures tell the story of the nation's plants.
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Sir David Attenborough has launched the hull of the UK's newest polar ship, which is named after him.
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The hull of the ship, which the public wanted to call Boaty McBoatface, is launched into the Mersey.
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Snorting in horses is linked to a 'positive internal state', say scientists, and could improve animal welfare.
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There's even space for a coffee shop, sauna and gym on the £200m vessel.
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Scientists declassify films showing atmospheric nuclear tests conducted during the Cold War.
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Catherine Friend and Valerie Bisbal are the first people to circumnavigate Mallorca on paddleboards.
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MPs demand legislation to ensure the government delivers on post-Brexit air pollution promises
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Mountain goat, red deer, cereal grains and a toxic fern: What our ancestors ate 5,000 years ago.
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Researchers believe a galactic "monster" is a source of cosmic neutrinos detected on Earth.
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Dolphin spotters on a boat trip were surrounded by thousands of jellyfish near New Quay harbour.
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Rivers overall are getting cleaner, but water firms still need to do better, the Environment Agency says.
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Threatened reefs can be protected by eradicating destructive rats on tropical islands, scientists say.
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Young drivers increasingly want to buy electric cars - but myths are still deterring older drivers, survey shows.
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Can we use roads to generate power, make toilet paper and help increase the bee population?
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Scientists say they've probably found the earliest evidence of a human presence outside Africa.
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Watch the 10,000-tonne hull of Britain's new polar ship being moved into position for launch.
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Travelling in time might sound like fantasy, but some physicists think it might really be possible.
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Weeks of dry weather cause water levels at Spelga Dam to drop, exposing a hidden history.
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Old whale bones suggest the origins of whale hunting may go back to the days of the Roman Empire.
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Victoria Gill joins scientists trying to find out how wildfires affect the air we breathe.
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It will be the first privately-funded unmanned spacecraft to land on the lunar surface.
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The UK's new £200m polar research ship is on the slipway ready to go in the River Mersey.
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Discovery of "first giant" shows how and when dinosaurs grew to such massive proportions.
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Campaigners find many legally sold antique ivory trinkets in Europe come from recently killed elephants.
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Laura Foster explains how the Novichok nerve agent works and what to do if you think you've been exposed to it.
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The overwhelming majority of krill companies are to stop fishing in vast areas of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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A boy who jumped off a cliff into water in Llanberis escaped injury when rocks fell in after him.
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Hundreds of thousands more charge points could be installed under plans from the transport secretary.
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A banned chemical used to make household insulation is implicated in damage to the ozone layer.
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The technology to give people superhuman powers is being developed, but is it the right thing to do?
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Bristol University has discovered how spiders fly thousands of miles
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The EPA administrator has been embroiled in allegations of ethics violations for months.
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The pollution has now "diluted" and is no longer causing problems, says the Environment Agency.
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