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A yellow warning for wind covers large parts of the south Wales coast.

The baby, or kit, was born to a pair of Eurasian beavers introduced to Wild Ken Hill last year.

The ISS was pushed out of position after engines on a new Russian module unexpectedly fired up.

Bacteria, fungus and enzymes can all digest plastic, but can they work at a useful commercial scale?

Believed to almost 800 years old, the Beauly elm has been laser-scanned as part of work to document it.

An industry body says targets for lower emissions could be missed as a result.

Geronimo twice tested positive for bovine TB but his owner refused a government order to cull him.

A public consultation will take place to explore ways to reduce emissions from vehicles.

The States of Alderney is looking for ideas about how best to use the heritage site.

The train is to be used to carry Toyota hybrid cars from Derbyshire to the continent.

It was scheduled to launch in 2007, but the 13m-long, 20-tonne laboratory is finally in position.

A yellow warning for wind covers large parts of the south Wales coast on Thursday and Friday.

The UK operator is known for some of the biggest commercial spacecraft in the sky. That's changing.

Commissioners want the town's 129-year-old Victorian bridge to be given registered status.

BBC News looks at what we know and don't know about the Earth's changing climate.

Last year was the third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest on record in the UK, scientists warn.

Problems starting renewable energy schemes could see firms bypass Wales, a group of MPs warn.

Dolphins, minke whales, harbour porpoises and a thresher shark have been spotted off NI's coast.

Campaigners and Dorset Council aim to have the statue in place for Mary Anning's 222nd birthday.