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An amateur astronomer has discovered a comet that could come from outside our Solar System.

The male skeletons, buried in Roman times, have been holding hands for around 1,500 years.

Plans to restore ecosystems in the countryside will support landowners, its director says.

Scores of fires are raging across Australia's east coast, and the fire season has only just begun.

The ship is believed to be a cargo vessel sunk by a submarine during World War Two.

The approaching high-speed trials will help validate the assumptions that went into building the world's fastest car.

Astronomers discover water in the atmosphere of a "habitable" planet orbiting a distant star.

Defence chiefs want a batch of small spacecraft able to see the Earth's surface in all weathers.

The falling cost of solar power is helping it to disrupt the global energy market.

Up to 200 world leaders are expected to attend the COP26 at the Scottish Event Campus in 2020.

Scientists discover the earliest direct evidence of milk consumption by humans.

Scientists reconstruct the seconds, minutes and hours following the dino-killing asteroid impact.

Farm union unveils plan to slash emissions and combat CO2 - but critics ask why no mention of meat?

Global Commission calls for trillions of dollars to help the world adapt to climate change.

The Global Commission on Adaptation - a group of 34 leaders in politics, business and science say the world urgently needs to be made more "climate change resilient".

Financier Victor Vescovo completes his quest to visit the deepest parts of Earth's five oceans.

The BBC asks former members of India's space agency what went wrong with its most complex mission.

The 9,000 animals culled to control cattle TB suffered terribly, says a former government adviser.

The world could be free of malaria by 2050, says a major report that sets out the road to eradication.

Marvel at some of the highly commended images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.