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The giant build-up of plastic bottles, cutlery and polystyrene plates was captured by underwater photographer Caroline Power.
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At a depth of 750 metres, a Blue Planet II submarine was shoved by enormous sharks.
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Scientists say that 2017 shows a continuing trend of high temperatures and extreme weather events.
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The European Space Agency has part-funded the pilot project involving five ambulances in the Highlands.
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The latest round of UN led climate talks have opened in Bonn with delegates from almost 200 countries in attendance.
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More than half of people in the UK can't name a famous woman in science - this week, BBC 100 Women aims to change that number.
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More than 80 had been stuck and were moved to other Highland areas with no red squirrels.
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A spokesman says climate is "always changing" after a report ties global warming to human activity.
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The Norwegian island of Kvaløya is now one of the few places in Europe to see a pod of killer whales.
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Scientists have just identified a new great ape species - and it's already in danger.
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Highly-specialised staff are needed to take over from European nuclear regulators after Brexit.
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The apes in question were only reported to exist after an expedition into Sumatra mountains in 1997.
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Scanning technology suggests there is a large, previously unknown cavity in the ancient monument.
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Wildlife officials rushed to help when the elephant was found trapped.
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The UK cities with atmospheres considered harmful to health by the WHO are revealed in a new report.
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Scientists are now clearer on the freezing climate conditions that forced dinosaurs from the Earth.
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Herring and haddock could also disappear by the turn of the century due to global warming, warn scientists.
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The UK's Halley station will be mothballed again this year because of uncertainty over ice cracks.
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Carbon cuts planned under the Paris accord still fall well short of what's needed, says the UN.
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What do the farmers out in the field, in the dairy, and in the milking parlour think about Brexit?
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CO2 in Earth's atmosphere jumped to a record in 2016, says the World Meteorological Organization.
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Sir David Attenborough is returning to our screens and people are very excited about it.
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The Convention of Migratory Species includes chimpanzees, leopards and vultures on its list.
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Scores of the sea creatures are witnessed crawling out of the water at a beach in Ceredigion.
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Animals have got stuck in mud after searching for relief from Brazil's prolonged drought.
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World-renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking thrilled fans with a talk on black holes.
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Cambridge University say the online repository has "never seen numbers like this before".
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Researchers developed an algorithm that imitates how the human brain responds to these visual clues.
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President Putin took part in the military exercise, the Kremlin said.
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Some of the 500 species of spiders that live in Wales are found almost nowhere else in the world.
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A dinosaur from China had a "bandit mask" pattern in the feather on its faces, fossil analysis has shown.
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The 'world's fastest car' goes through its first public tests ahead of a land speed record attempt.
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The British-led Bloodhound vehicle carries out some slow-speed trials in Newquay, Cornwall.
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The person is likely to have died in Papua New Guinea about 6,000 years ago, scientists say.
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Neil MacGregor explains how an extraordinary journey was made possible by the largest silver objects ever produced.
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The fossil, which is 152 million years old, is the first ichthyosaur found in India.
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Hundreds of thousands of fish are being taken out of one of the Midlands' largest reservoirs.
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The studies could lead to new treatments for inherited diseases.
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Leprosy found in red squirrels is also found in pre-Norman bones in Suffolk and Scandinavia.
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Aberystwyth University scientists work to make manmade sea defences a better home for Nature.
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An exec producer of Blue Planet II reveals why not all of the series was filmed in the wild.
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An interview with Lord Lawson should have been challenged, the corporation's complaints unit says.
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We need to be more concerned than ever about how society uses scientific discoveries, says Venki Ramakrishnan.
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In parts of southern Africa drones are being used to protect elephants and rhinos from poachers
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US astronaut Paul Weitz, who helped save a Nasa space station after it was damaged during launch, has died aged 85.
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Marine archaeologists say the object - discovered off the coast of Oman - is an astrolabe.
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The story behind a small ivory sculpture that was carved 40,000 years ago.
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Nicaragua signs the Paris agreement, leaving only two countries not supporting it.
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Stephen Hawking's PhD thesis, written as a 24-year-old, was made available to the public on Monday.
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The great naturalist tells our science editor David Shukman why he'll never tire of his work.
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