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It was feared Mark Vande Hei might be left behind due to tensions over Russia's Ukrainian invasion.

Campaigners say expanding Bristol Airport will be damaging for local people and the environment.

Demonstrators gather after an interim 2035 carbon reduction date is proposed by the Manx government.

Nuclear power is being promoted as a source of 'clean' energy, but is it safe?

The TV presenter, who now farms in Oxfordshire, says people should be able to choose what they eat.

People set up camp to try to stop work on woodland and several structures were built in trees.

Andrew Brown, from Rutland, is due to take part in a Westminster protest about agricultural policy.

Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, with the impact of the war in Ukraine dominating.

Companies say shale gas could be recoverable from underneath parts of the UK, but why is drilling for it controversial?

There is concern the true number of sewage spills is much higher in Wales.

The Scottish government must do more to prepare for rising global temperatures, a watchdog says.

A previous decision - hailed as a world first - found the government had a duty of care to children.

The UK's only two shale gas wells are due to be filled with concrete after the fracking ban in 2019.

The government responds to claims it may delay the closure of one of the UK's last coal-fired power stations.

The location near Moy has a section of old military road and close to where fighting took place in 1746.

The shark is thought to be of the Greenland species, and lives in cold, deep waters.

A one bin per household rule is to be enforced ahead of a move to fortnightly waste collections.

A dolphin found on the beach at Bowleaze Cove will be examined to try to establish why it died.