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Notebooks mysteriously returned after 20 years are featured in a new Cambridge exhibition.

Cocoa beans go through a fermentation process that scientists say can be more precisely controlled.

A host of pylons and cables would transport power from offshore wind farms around the UK.

The government says it needs to "ensure there is sufficient time" to consider the proposal.

The site off the Norfolk coast will be part of one of the biggest offshore wind zones in the world.

Stuart Kirk says his position became 'unsustainable' after he was suspended by the bank in May.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson made promises on Brexit, immigration, taxes and health - did he deliver on them?

Energy secretary Kwasi Kwarteng says retaining Drax's coal-fired units is a "sensible precaution".

A hybrid mix of renewable energy could form the future for Alderney's energy plans says a report.

The plan is part of a five-year scheme to improve services in Gloucestershire.

It will "take in new areas of historic, architectural and archaeological importance", officials say.

A wildlife charity struggling with rising costs has almost raised enough money to reopen, volunteers say.

An investigation finds supermarkets sell imported ham produced under conditions banned in the UK.

False suggestions that Sydney floods were linked to weather manipulation reach thousands online.

Rescue team members descend on ropes into a mine to haul the trapped sheep back to safety