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Mystery botanist tracked down following appeal
Pressed flowers and a poem found inside a centuries-old botany book sparked a quest to find the owner.
US wants giant radar in UK to track space objects
It comes amid growing concern about congestion, competition and even an arms race in space.
UK looks to extend ivory ban to hippos and whales
Ministers say elephants are not the only animals at risk from hunters, as they launch consultation.
Science failed to predict flood and heat intensity
Scientists want a super-computer powerful enough to accurately project the most damaging extremes.
F1 boss says hydrogen could be future
Hydrogen-powered cars could be the future of Formula 1 according to Ross Brawn, the F1 managing director for motorsports.
Tax sugar and salt and prescribe veg, report says
Boris Johnson says he will consider the proposal, but finds the idea of extra taxes on people unattractive.
'No more excuses' at climate summit - poor nations
More than 100 developing countries set out key demands ahead of the climate summit in Glasgow.
US wants giant radar in UK to track space objects
It comes amid growing concern about congestion, competition and even an arms race in space.
UK looks to extend ivory ban to hippos and whales
Ministers say elephants are not the only animals at risk from hunters, as they launch consultation.
Science failed to predict flood and heat intensity
Scientists want a super-computer powerful enough to accurately project the most damaging extremes.
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