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Richard Beale has pleaded guilty over the sales of the $4m Eid Mar and parts of the "Gaza Hoard".

Fires in western Canada have burned homes and ripped up trees, laying them down "like toothpicks".

Remo's career ended after a suspect on the run beat him with a metal pole in Kilwinning.

The Low Barns Photography Group share some of their best pictures with the BBC ahead of a display.

Plants storing green electricity to power our homes are planned for hundreds of sites in the UK.

How snorkelling in a cold, dark, claustrophobic bog trench inspired Julia Galvin to walk again.

The event in Zandvoort aspires to be the most sustainable race on the F1 calendar.

The BBC takes a look at the science behind the controversial water release.

It is the only known complete set of crew member photographs from the Franklin expedition in the Arctic.

Cotswold Wildlife Park in Oxfordshire has now seen 11 calves born in 11 years.

Owner Carla Brown said her macaw Blu got spooked by other birds while out flying in Orkney.

The digital project creates online access to views of all 18 of the Isle of Man national glens.

Two tigers are put down because of their age and health at zoos in Essex and Norfolk.

Two weeks after she was in space with her mum, Ana Mayers is going back to university in Scotland.

The Scottish SPCA says the seal later died but might have survived if they could have helped earlier.

MP Alex Cunningham fears the pathways along the River Tees will become untidy and deter visitors.