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Fire chiefs are set to increase the number of specialist teams trained in 'fighting fire with fire'.

Warehouses are using robots alongside humans due to staff shortages in the distribution industry.

The review will look at how protected sites are managed and make recommendations for the future.

The bird seemed to have been stuck for several hours in the grounds of a converted wind pump.

Researchers analyse nearly 300 samples from Langstone and Chichester harbours off the south coast of England.

Demand for rubber in India is soaring but local producers are giving up their money-losing plantations.

Businesses have spent around £300m preparing for Scotland's deposit return scheme.

The sloth pup, which is yet to named, was born at the attraction two weeks ago.

Carol Hustwitt said she "would not know what to do next" if a ban came into place in Wales.

The Met Office says people should be prepared for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

People in Colchester will have to pay about £55 per year for fortnightly brown bin collections.

Production capacity will be increased by about 20,000 tonnes a year.

Global temperatures and rain patterns are affected by a climate phenomenon known as El Niño/La Niña.

Storms, droughts and record high temperatures lie ahead as US scientists confirm El Niño has arrived.

Smoke from wildfires has enveloped Toronto and New York. We look at the role of a changing climate.

A former climate scientist is among a growing number of people overwhelmed by "eco-anxiety".

The move is likely to stall planning for farm sheds, animal houses and slurry stores.