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More than 27,000 people applied for 1,000 public places at the scientist's Westminster Abbey service.
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Two parliamentary committees say ill-thought out policies have driven down clean energy investment.
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Testing of the 1,000mph car is pushed back ahead of next year's attempt on the land speed record.
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More than 1,600 IT specialists and engineers offered jobs in the UK were denied visas between last December and March, BBC News has learned.
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Dinosaurs may have used a unique nesting strategy to prevent their eggs from being crushed.
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After last years first test runs, the Bloodhound supersonic car is being rebuilt ready to go faster still.
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Forests are increasing around the world because of rising incomes and national wellbeing say researchers.
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Memories are transferred from one snail to another in a laboratory.
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London warns Brussels that it is prepared to block Galileo technologies from leaving the UK.
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It is claimed the UK's roadside wild flowers are suffering because of pollution and poor management.
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The giant green sea turtle is thought to be oldest of its kind in captivity in the UK.
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Researchers identify 15 new species of sneaky bees hidden in museum collections and in an ancient thesis.
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Anyone born in the next 20 years is eligible to apply for a seat at the Westminster Abbey service.
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The space agency says it will be the first test of a heavier-than-air aircraft on another planet.
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The California rocket company SpaceX conducts what is arguably its most important launch to date.
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The discovery supports the theory that squirrels may have spread the disease in medieval Europe.
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Report: A long-term national programme is required to unlock the UK space sector's full potential.
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The 23.8m (78ft) swell is the largest ever recorded below the equator, New Zealand scientists say.
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Glowing blue algae have transformed California's coast.
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A deadly fungus that has devastated amphibian populations worldwide probably originated in East Asia, new research suggests.
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Cutting Nasa's research jeopardises the ability to measure climate change progress, a journal reveals.
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Scientists have isolated the gene responsible for temperature-controlled sex determination in turtles.
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Removing too much trackside vegetation harms the environment, wildlife charities say.
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Climate talks in Bonn officially suspended as countries fail to resolve differences about the Paris agreement.
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Researchers have developed a device that could make objects appear invisible to sonar detection.
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Scientists find a deadly plague may have been spread to Europe and western Asia by the Huns.
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This Hawaii resident had a surprise when he returned home after fleeing the Kilauea eruption.
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Negotiations deadlocked as delegates get bogged down in technical arguments about the Paris climate pact.
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Officials say homeowners could see significantly lower utilities costs per month.
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Researchers plan to integrate their cocaine-detecting chip in a portable scanner.
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An unusual object has been found lurking in the Kuiper Belt, and it may have a tale to tell.
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An Airbus executive says future UK work on the Galileo sat-nav system would have to be moved to the continent because of Brexit.
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The hunting mechanism of the carnivorous waterwheel plant has been studied in detail for the first time.
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The boss of an Indonesian food factory is encouraging his community to creatively reuse plastic waste.
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This is a regal jumping spider, and there are no prizes for guessing what it's good at.
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The government says it plans to eliminate all avoidable plastic waste, including wet wipes.
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The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii started erupting on 3 May and has so far destroyed 26 homes.
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Scientists hope to learn how to build tiny jumping robots - by studying an extraordinary spider.
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As demand for natural gas continues to surge, huge extraction vessels are about to go into action.
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A new study says global tourism accounts for 8% of carbon emissions, far larger than previously thought.
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London scientist Tom Pike watches his experiment leave Earth on a six-month journey to Mars.
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A recyclable coffee cup could help replace the 2.5 billion disposable cups binned each year.
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The eco-friendly hobbyists trying to stem the rising tide of plastic in the seas.
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The US space agency has launched its latest mission, heading for the interior of the Red Planet.
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Illustrator and planetary scientist James Tuttle Keane explains the significance of Nasa's new mission.
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The InSight probe launched from California to investigate the interior of the Red Planet.
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The millions of flowers have created a blaze of colour on the Norfolk landscape, but they're destined to meet a violent end.
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Scientists at Imperial College London have spent more than 25 years developing the device.
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Methane emissions from lakes could almost double as warming boosts plants that feed gas production.
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Extreme weather appears to be disrupting the lifecycle of bats, raising concern over their long-term future.
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