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New technology investments ramp up in Welsh manufacturing - but will it mean fewer workers?

A series of major wildfires across the world has hit the headlines - how do they compare to previous years?

Algeria is one of several Mediterranean countries to face devastating wildfires.

Researchers develop a robot that changes colour in response to its background.

An additive in the waste may resemble a chemical normally found in food sources, a study says.

Campaigners say the large sett should not be covered but a council says it was given permission.

The Somerset Wildlife Trust says churches have preserved habitats that have been lost elsewhere.

Shopper Joanna McDonough captured footage of the dramatic incident in the Sauchiehall Street branch in Glasgow.

The bronze key handle found in Leicester shows a "Barbarian" grappling with a lion.

The life of Geronimo the alpaca is at the centre of a row between his owner and the government.

It is the world's third largest carbon emitter, but hasn't set a date for becoming carbon neutral.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis says Greece is facing an unprecedented natural disaster, as public anger grows.

An infrastructure package that seeks to address inequality gets a mixed reception on the ground.

Large parts of the mountains were devastated by fire in April, with damage caused to plants and habitats.

People attending the climate summit in Glasgow will be strongly encouraged to be fully vaccinated.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says the NI Executive must progress climate change laws.

Rising sea levels could force the "significant relocation of communities" in Wales, one expert warns.