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Temple to face charges over dead tigers
Thai authorities says they will press charges against the controversial Tiger Temple, after 40 dead cubs were found during a raid on the site.
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King Tut's knife 'made from meteorite'
A dagger entombed alongside the mummy of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun was made with iron that came from a meteorite, researchers say.
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MPs sound alarm on neglected soils
MPs warn that continued soil degradation risks putting some of the UK’s most productive agricultural land beyond profitable use within a generation.
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VIDEO: Meet science's most famous insect
The scientific mystery behind one of British science's most famous insects has finally been solved.
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Pluto's 'beating heart' explained
The spectacular, flat landscape that dominates the left side of Pluto's icy "heart" can now be explained, say scientists.
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Textbook moth's dark secret revealed
Scientists unravel details of the famous mutation that turned moths black during the industrial revolution.
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World's longest rail tunnel opens
The world's longest and deepest rail tunnel is officially opened in Switzerland, after almost two decades of construction work.
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UK's 'oldest' hand-written document found
Roman tablets discovered during excavations in London include the oldest hand-written document ever found in Britain, archaeologists say.
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University responds to missed aurora
Aurora Borealis watchers switch from using detection equipment in England to kit in Scotland after missing spectacular displays in March.
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VIDEO: Peake: Spacewalk my finest moment
While Tim Peake has been in space he has handed out Brit Awards, run the London Marathon, and even done a spacewalk.
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Green energy surges to record levels
The world added far more renewable energy sources than fossil fuels in 2015, with developing countries overtaking richer nations on green spending.
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Holyrood to debate full fracking ban
MSPs will vote on whether to impose a full ban on fracking as part of an environment debate at Holyrood.
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Swiss Gotthard rail tunnel - an engineering triumph
The world's longest, deepest rail tunnel just opened
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Asteroids 'dumped water in molten Moon'
Water found deep in the Moon was delivered when icy asteroids splashed into magma oceans 4.3 billion years ago, a study suggests.
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Baking soda 'sponge' to capture carbon
Scientists in California are testing a spongy material made with the key ingredient of baking soda as means of capturing carbon emissions.
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Officials seize tigers from Thai temple
Wildlife authorities in Thailand are removing tigers from a controversial Buddhist temple after accusations of wildlife trafficking and animal abuse.
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Zoo defends Harambe gorilla shooting
The director of Cincinnati zoo says he would do the same again after a gorilla, into whose enclosure a child fell, was shot dead.
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Crocodile snatches woman night swimmer
A woman is feared dead after a crocodile attack in Australia's Daintree National Park.
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Backlash over gorilla killing at US zoo
The killing of a gorilla at a zoo in the US city of Cincinnati after a four-year-old boy fell into its enclosure triggers outrage on social media.
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VIDEO: Can baking soda save the world?
US researchers are testing a key ingredient of baking soda as a means of capturing carbon dioxide.
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