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Household goods such as coffee and chocolate will have to pass strict checks before they are sold in the EU.

The ship fires its main engine near the Moon, committing itself to a return to Earth on Sunday.

The pelt and skull of the last known thylacine are identified in Hobart, solving an 85-year mystery.

The seals were found on the Caspian Sea coast, but officials do not believe they died violently.

The astronauts installed new solar panels to give the International Space Station more power.

Friends from Oman who turn CO2 into rock and a UK firm making packaging from seaweed are among the winners.

A London firm which developers nature-friendly packaging is among five climate prize winners.

This year’s winners of the British Ecological Society competition "celebrate the diversity" of ecology.

A scientist says the fossil is "one of the most important found in the last few decades".

A post-Brexit green subsidy scheme is going ahead - but there is no clarity on what farmers will be paid.

Batteries thrown into household rubbish bins cause about 700 fires a year in waste facilities, a survey suggests.

Elaliite and elkinstantonite are the new names but the Saar people in Somalia call it Nightfall.

China has sent astronauts to live on its space station, the second permanent outpost in orbit.

About 600,000 birds have been culled or have died in the UK's worst avian flu outbreak.

Why is bird flu so bad this year and why are scientists so concerned?

The spacecraft travels further from Earth than any previous vehicle built for astronauts.

Green Alliance says the high price of gas means fossil fuel companies should be capturing more of their methane emissions

Scientists are searching through a museum's wheat collection to find the crop of the future.

Egyptologists are still learning about his life and treasures a century after his tomb was opened.

Nearly 100 species of sharks and rays were added to an international treaty which experts say will help control trade of their meat and fins.