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Prof Joann Fletcher hopes to preserve South Yorkshire's link to the hunt for Tutankhamun's tomb.

John Kerry tells the BBC he hopes the King reconsiders his decision not to go to the UN climate summit in Egypt.

Some say the future of the largest rainforest in the world depends on who becomes Brazil's president.

The boss of Tesla and SpaceX is the world's richest person and a business celebrity with few rivals.

The 84 acre solar farm near Castletown could power more than 7,500 homes a year, developers say.

An American start-up reveals a novel design, but what is the future of flying cars?

The wildlife authority describes this as a landmark punishment in the protection of rare species.

Unproductive farmland at Mapperton has been transformed to create space for wildlife.

Gleaners are harvesting apples on a farm that would otherwise be left to rot on the ground.

A huge marine reserve in the Pacific Ocean has benefits for both fish and fishers, scientists say.

Sam and Emily Stables are recognised for their work on boosting mental health in the sector.

Europe's research ministers will be asked next month for the funds to put the UK-built robot back on track.

Zoysa, a rare melanistic leopard, dies aged 18 after several weeks in palliative care.

The event was first held in 2020 and marks the return of tens of thousands of geese to the area.

More Tories call on the PM to quit, as she meets backbench leader Sir Graham Brady to discuss her future.

Ten commonly used single-use plastics are to be banned as part of the island's climate change plan.

The project, which was first proposed 10 years ago, is expected to begin generating electricity in 2024.

One Tory MP describes "a shambles" in Parliament, as angry scenes put Liz Truss under pressure.