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A "really special" ancient burial mound is being restored to preserve it for another 4,000 years.

Exmoor Zoo says it will try to replace Kota, but cannot say for certain if it will be able to.

Now that springtime is here, experts give their tips for a new season of growing and gardening.

To spot all five, timing and a clear view of the western horizon will be key.

A resident says he found high level of E. coli in the river after carrying out his own tests.

The strength and timing of the tornado added to the devastation in Rolling Fork and elsewhere.

Scientists compared recent tree growth with detailed notes from a 19th Century Ohio farmer

Ipswich is one of 168 locations from 21 countries to achieve "Tree City of the World" status.

It is the second time that the project in southern Scotland has been allowed to grow in scale.

After storms kill 26 people, Mississippi's governor says weather risks are getting "worse, not better".

They are among drinks firms asking the new first minister to make the deposit return scheme a priority.

The 2,000 tonnes of granite are being placed along a section of cliff in Hemsby, Norfolk.

Nature reserve renowned for its large blues features in the latest episode of Wild Isles.

Exeter City Council is to stop spraying glyphosate as a weed killer on the city's highways.

The group will travel without guidance or support and will be linked together by a single rope.

The London firm part-owned by the UK government puts up its final batch of broadband satellites.

The storms have killed 26 and devastated rural towns, with Rolling Fork almost completely wiped out.

The unusually large space object harmlessly bypasses the planet, as predicted by scientists.