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Built-in airbags in a motorbike officer's protective clothing saved him from further injuries, police say.

Staff at recycling sites have reported being abused when they challenge users about their waste.

The bird from the Borders which migrated south via two cargo ships continues to surprise observers.

Experts are using diggers and a purpose-built scanner to remove radioactive particles from the Fife coastline.

Jean Findlay tells daycare staff she wants to cuddle a red setter dog - and her wish is granted.

The African migrants living in squalor and picking produce for gangmasters in Italy.

Changes to our planet's shine is just one of the stranger side effects of rising temperatures.

How the BBC uncovered gas flaring in an Iraqi oil field, where locals are showing a high rate of cancer.

The Environment Agency says it is investing millions but resident should check if they are at risk.

The arrival of the Bewick swans is traditionally seen as the start of winter.

The environmental group says it will not hold any more protests "for the foreseeable future".

The US president also defends his country's climate leadership at the UN summit COP27.

Carla Denyer says she supports the right to protest but that not all the group's methods are well-targeted.

Parts of the UK experienced the warmest November night on record, but what's behind the mild weather?

Bradford Council says it hopes the facility will encourage energy users to switch to hydrogen.

New report looks at the impact climate change could have on how people live in Cornwall in the future.