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The bed in St Austell Bay is thought to be one of the UK's largest known seagrass beds.

Elon Musk's company is counting down to the debut launch of the most powerful rocket ever built.

The cost of living has increased rapidly, leaving some feeling unable to make sustainable choices.

Emily Williamson set up a group in 1889 against the slaughter of birds for fashionable hats.

The mural at Paddington station celebrates the diversity of creatures found along rail corridors.

Some 50 protesters are arrested after halting cargo bound for the country's top coal export terminal.

The head of Welsh Water has defended the company's record on pollution and his six-figure salary.

Pat Cullen says they will seek a new mandate to continue industrial action after rejecting a new pay offer.

Archaeologists have been digging at Windermere where Jewish children stayed after World War Two.

Runaway emu Rodney is tracked down after deciding he needed his own adventure.

Elon Musk's company SpaceX is building a ship that could transform space travel.

A discovery gives experts new ideas for developing vaccines to treat or even prevent cancer.

Workers responsible for protecting England's environment stage a three day walkout over low pay.

After 20 years of breeding in Wales, Mrs G has not returned, leaving her partner Aran alone.

Bird rescuer Sue Joyce's self-built aviary loses 30 birds after collapsing during high winds.

Owners of dogs attacking and worrying livestock can now be imprisoned and fined up to £40,000.