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At least 145 people are now known to have been killed by the storm, Myanmar's military rulers say.

Lorna Slater said ministers would have to decide its future if the UK does not give the go-ahead.

A council hopes the parks will help it achieve its target of producing net zero emissions by 2030.

The Marine Conservation Society says only a fraction of discharges into Scottish water is recorded.

Lincolnshire is to play a leading role in the UK's carbon storage plans, officials say.

The children disappeared after their plane crashed but it remains unclear if they have been rescued.

Thousands of people are expected to attend the agricultural event at Westpoint Arena near Exeter.

The plant to be located on the Cromarty Firth is expected to bring £200m of investment

Can an industry reliant on private jets, air freighters and convoys of trucks ever go green?

A campaign group says it is not fair for customers to foot the bill for improvements to sewage works.

Damian Green says it was "regarded as acceptable" when he was a child.

Big names including Sir David Attenborough, Joanna Lumley and Jo Brand back the Brownies project.

The DARE centre in Blyth will test vehicles, robots and drones used in the offshore energy sector.

Researchers have been running a four-year trial in a giant hogweed-dominated Aberdeenshire wood.

The firm's UltraFan engine demonstrator is powered by fuel made from sustainable waste.

The 1,100-year-old Codex Sassoon sells at auction for $38m - a record for handwritten text.

Roman or medieval artefacts may be present under a planned housing scheme.

A series of reforms were introduced after the Bristol Downs committee was criticised.