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The record-breaking endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh discusses the possibility of an Antarctic Ross Sea marine reserve with the Russians.
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The Bloodhound Super Sonic Car has a fitting with the Rolls-Royce jet engine it will use to try to break the world land speed record.
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House sparrows are the most commonly spotted bird in gardens in Scotland, according to an RSPB survey.
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A trial to give Bovine TB vaccines to badgers will expand after it was deemed a success by scientists in Cornwall.
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The Curiosity rover makes a detection of nitrogen compounds which provide further evidence that ancient Mars would have been a habitable world.
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A breakthrough in the development of temperature-resilient beans could help sustain a vital source of protein for millions of people around the globe.
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Pregnant women are often told what to eat and what to avoid but sound advice can get lost in a mix of badly-reported science and old wives' tales.
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Is your personality suited to the place you live? New research maps the personality of 380 locations in Great Britain.
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The restart of the Large Hadron Collider hits a delay, after a short circuit is detected in one of its powerful electromagnets.
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Italy must step up efforts to contain a bacterial disease blighting olive trees in the southern province of Lecce, EU officials warn.
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A study suggests that non-native plant species do not pose a risk to native flora, as widely assumed, because negative impacts are limited to localised areas.
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Solar power could provide up to 4% of the UK's electricity by the end of the decade, the government has said.
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Solar energy could provide up to 4% of the UK's electricity by the end of the decade, the government forecasts.
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Scientists report a new species of giant amphibian after digging up multiple fossils from an ancient, dried-up lake where hundreds of the beasts probably died.
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Scientists in central Australia discover what they say is a 400km-wide underground asteroid crater - the largest impact area ever found.
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The capability of the latest intelligent robots is forcing us to address how far we want these machines integrated into our lives.
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David Shukman looks at work being done at the Edinburgh Centre for Robotics, as the government pushes for more investment and co-operation in the field.
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Taking money out of Europe's research budget for a special economic stimulus plan will end up boosting science, claims Research Commissioner Carlos Moedas.
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US researchers are investigating ways to extract the gold and precious metals from human faeces.
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Planting farmland with strips of flowers can boost the number of wild bumblebees, but rarer species need special attention, a study has confirmed.
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The National Trust says climate change is the "biggest threat" to the land it protects, as the charity unveils a 10-year plan to help the environment.
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Vets are warning that a growing number of dogs and other pets are suffering from separation anxiety as peoples' working habits change.
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Meet the hunters ignoring the Ebola bushmeat ban
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One of William Smith's original 1815 geological maps of England, Wales and part of Scotland is re-discovered in time to celebrate the 200th anniversary of its making.
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Climate change could harm crop yields and the environment in China, says the country's top meteorologist, in a rare official admission.
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An Indian campaigner who brought water to 1,000 villages using ancient methods wins a prize known as the "Nobel Prize for water".
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Budi, a baby orangutan who was rescued after being kept for months in a chicken cage in West Borneo, has made a remarkable recovery.
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The second run of the Large Hadron Collider is set to ramp up this week but beams will not go 'full circle' before Wednesday, say scientists at Cern.
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Climate scientists at leading universities are joining forces to discuss the basis for a set of principles governing investment in fossil fuels.
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The comet being observed by Europe's Rosetta satellite is very gradually spinning down, most probably because its jets of gas and dust are acting like braking thrusters.
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Millions of people watched the solar eclipse across the UK and northern Europe.
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A fatty acid might be among organic molecules discovered on Mars by Nasa's Curiosity rover.
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Many of Europe's native wild bees are threatened with extinction, according to the first comprehensive assessment of risks.
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The Prince of Wales has urged the United States to show stronger leadership on the protection of the environment, as Nicholas Witchell reports.
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A multi-million pound government IT system to process EU subsidy payments for farmers in England has been largely abandoned following "performance problems".
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Millions of people in the UK and northern Europe have glimpsed the best solar eclipse in years, with large areas plunging into deep shadow.
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A student at Oxford University has found that a coronation medal was personally designed by Isaac Newton and includes a political message.
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Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has fallen to the lowest recorded level for the winter season, according to US scientists.
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Wild beavers found living on the River Otter in Devon are a species which was once native to the UK, tests confirm.
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Solar Impulse, the solar-powered plane attempting to fly around the world, completes leg four from Varanasi in India to Mandalay in Myanmar.
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Natural tunnels known as lava tubes could safely house permanent bases on the Moon, scientists have said.
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Bertrand Piccard, one of the pilots taking it in turns to fly Solar Impulse 2, the solar-powered plane, around the world talks to the BBC from the plane.
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BBC News explains Friday's rare celestial event and how you can observe it safely - in 90 seconds.
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Orangutans use their hands to alter their voices and make themselves sound bigger, say scientists.
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British astronaut Tim Peake tells School Reporters how beneficial work in space can be for those back on Earth.
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Orangutans use their hands to alter their voices and make themselves sound bigger, say scientists.
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The UK government’s claim that the country leads the world in cuts of carbon emissions is challenged by researchers at Leeds University.