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A harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumn equinox and is an aid to farmers.

It comes after one industry group warned shoppers could start noticing gaps on shelves within days.

Are rich countries living up to their climate promises to the developing world?

The government is likely to help big gas providers forced to take customers from failed firms.

Carbon dioxide production will restart in two leading factories after a government deal to tackle shortages.

The prime minister says the surge in energy prices and supply chain problems are "short-term" issues.

The cubs are thought to be the only red pandas in captivity worldwide with Manx names.

Pollution in the River Wye is believed to be linked to the millions of chickens farmed in the area.

Plans to extend the Rampion wind farm could see 116 new turbines installed off the Sussex coast.

Insulate Britain protesters blocked traffic on both carriageways of the motorway in Surrey.

The transitions to new subsidy arrangements following Brexit are already under way in England.

Officials fear lava could trigger toxic gasses when it reaches the sea on the Canary Islands resort.

Three Isle of Man students win places at a virtual space school which is usually held in the US.

The Ulster Farmers' Union says the gas crisis has combined with a shortage of labour in abattoirs.

A trip to a melting glacier will shape how the BBC's new climate editor reports on climate change.

Its leader Kim Jong-un has pledged to expand the country's nuclear arsenal and military potential.

Campaigners say the plans should be dropped due to the negative impact on the World Heritage site.

Boris Johnson is meeting US President Joe Biden in the Oval Office in Washington DC on Tuesday.

The space agency will send a rover to look for water-ice near a crater at the Moon's South Pole.