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The comedian appeared to storm off Steph's Packed Lunch on Channel 4 on Thursday.

The news, which could be confirmed as early as next week, will safeguard more than 1,000 jobs at the at-risk plant.

Twenty-five elms will no longer be removed if new road access plans are passed, the government says.

The education site had listed "healthier outdoor lifestyles" as one plus of warmer temperatures.

A structure at Caerlaverock was abandoned and replaced by another further inland and higher up.

Andrew Lake has hundreds of cows but they must move so a solar farm can be installed.

Production of the Pepper robot has been suspended, raising questions about other human-like bots.

Scotland's exams body is under fire for asking pupils to explain the "positive" effects of climate change.

Maps, graphics and charts explaining the Canada and north-west US heatwave, with temperatures at nearly 50C.

Turtles, dolphins and whales are among the sea life that have died since the X-Press Pearl sank.

If a Victorian-era landowner hadn't been thwarted, Hampstead Heath as we know it might not exist.

Turkey is due to ban most plastic waste sent from the UK, so tonnes of packaging will need a new home.

Mining returns to the UK as the green revolution drives the need for more minerals and metals.

The UK businessman finally names the date when he'll climb aboard his Virgin Galactic rocket plane.

The village of Lytton this week recorded the country's highest ever temperature of 49.6C (121.3F).

The remains are well preserved because they have been buried in sand for hundreds of years.