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A fungus that kills amphibians is responsible for the biggest loss of nature from a single disease.

The analysis could provide information on the animals genetics and the diseases that affect them.

Valery Bykovsky, who holds the record for the longest solo spaceflight in history, dies aged 84.

The World Meteorological Organization says that the physical and financial impacts of global warming are speeding up.

The British-led project to break the Land Speed Record is brought back from the brink of cancellation.

Environmental activist Wonne Afronelly says she wants to clean up the city sitting at the mouth of the Niger River, which carries a lot of the world's plastic pollution.

Nasa does not have enough right-sized spacesuits for a planned all-female spacewalk, so a man will step in.

The cave is near the desert site where the Bible says Lot’s wife was turned into a pillar of salt

Kate Shortman and Isabelle Thorpe performed their World Championship routine in a pool full of plastic waste.

Labour is set to outline how it will transfer the UK's National Grid to public ownership.

Scientists call for a widespread cull of feral cats, rats, goats and pigs to save endangered species.

Can technology help to cut the vast amounts of food that never gets eaten?

Jo Cameron is one of two people on Earth known to have a mutation that means she feels almost no pain.

Star Wars and climate change - two lawmakers deliver very different views on the "Green New Deal".

Vice-President Mike Pence says he wants Nasa to return astronauts to the Moon within five years.

The lawsuit alleges two Weather Channel workers hit a storm spotter while chasing a tornado.

The huge blocks of ice that drift away from Antarctica have a story to tell about Earth's past - and its future.

Longleat Safari Park says its project is still helping koalas despite criticism after one animal died.

The bullet train used to make a loud boom going through tunnels - but inspiration from the natural world helped fix it.

Rarer pollinators are struggling and scientists say this could threaten the UK's long-term food security.