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Chandrayaan-3 was dormant during lunar night, but the extreme cold could have harmed its batteries.

Local authorities call for clarity after Rishi Sunak ruled out households needing seven bins.

Analysis suggests low water flow and high temperatures could have caused fish to die in the Spey.

The water company says improvements to its Swalecliffe site mean it can hold an extra 1.8m litres.

They live on flood-plains contaminated by potentially harmful levels of toxic waste, research reveals.

Archaeologists uncover workings, walls and tools dating back to the Iron Age at the site.

Although cold is the bigger killer, the ONS says heat-related deaths appear to have increased.

The 27-year-old was dragged under water and became stuck under a ledge, a coroner hears.

A bill to implement the ban looks all but certain to run out of parliamentary time to become law.

The Dutch firm looks at ways of cutting the current £36m estimated cost of a new dairy operation.

The so-called bring banks are used by residents to deposit glass, cans, plastic, paper and clothing.

A handful of dust from an asteroid streaming through space could tell Nasa how life on Earth began.

The club has been flooded for the second time in three years, with repairs costing thousands.

The Environment Agency warns of no quick fix to the issue, which particularly affects Lough Neagh.

The mammal is to be removed from Reighton Sands on Friday, officials say.

Wales is the only part of the UK yet to set up a permanent body to scrutinise its government's record.

The West Suffolk MP says it is "too vast", as a decision on its future is postponed to December.

Southampton Airport believes the longer runway is "absolutely critical" to its future.