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The Government has a target to decarbonise the power grid by 2035 as part of efforts to cut emissions by nearly four-fifths

The vast seabed of maerl, a rare and ancient seaweed, was discovered as part of a project to look at the potential of marine habitats in tackling climate change

A study, published in Science Advances, has suggested a halt in Atlantic Ocean currents this century could see average temperatures in large areas of Europe get much colder and Arctic Ice extend much further south

Battered hammerheads, anyone? Researchers have used DNA barcoding to unearth how fish and chip shops across the nation have been found selling endangered species of shark to oblivious customers

This daily vitamin supplement will only cost you 2p each day and it boosts your immune system and could help prevent your risk of dementia and expert Dr. Michael Mosley absolutely swears by it

In the quest to cure type 1 diabetes, scientists have made a surprising discovery – a gene that’s essential for forming the pancreas in human beings is absent from almost all other animals, except apes

According to the worrying research, produced by London's Benfield Hazard Research Centre, many cities would be submerged underwater if all the Earth's ice melted today

According to the World Health Organisation, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the top global public health and development threats to humans

The figures for pet abandonment are up 48% compared to October 2020

Three new mutated Covid variants have been detected in the UK - Eris, BA.2.86 or 'Pirola' and Omicron subvariant 'BA.6' - with the UK Health Security Agency warning cases are on the rise

SmartSocks, developed with the help of experts Exeter University, are able to track the heart rate, sweat levels and motion of people wearing them and collect data

A survey has revealed there’s a gap between how people imagine they’d act if they were sexually harassed and how people act if they have been targeted

Dr Miriam Stoppard on a new rehabilitation project launched to help people over 65 suffering with LSS, a narrowing of the spinal canal, providing group education, strengthening ­exercises and supervised walking

Dr Claire Dinan was a senior lecturer at the university's Business School who was described by those who knew her as a "source of inspiration and creativity who cared deeply about her students"

An ever-growing body of research points to the fact that nature is not only nice, we need regular doses to thrive, says Kim Jones

More than half of the 521 Special Advisers who left Whitehall between 1997 and 2017 got jobs in advocacy or lobbying for corporate firms or interest groups