London, Essex and Kent are hotspots more vulnerable to hotter, drier weather, which makes the ground shrink and drags house ...

In Mongolia's Altai, Kazakh hunters still ride with golden eagles across a landscape in which survival, skill and tradition ...

The average person today consumes around six times as much chicken and twice as much pork as people did 65 years ago, a new ...

National campaign urges government to launch a cross-government call for evidence on babies' exposure to plastic chemicals in ...

Tuberculosis (TB) is the leading infectious cause of death around the world, and is spread via droplets in the air transmitted by infected individuals. Around 10 million cases are reported annually, ...

Montserrat will gain access to leading scientific expertise and resources as it seeks to establish Marine Protected Areas and ...

For more than 800 years, Kenilworth Castle was a theatre of war, spectacle and solitude. Throughout, the surrounding ...

Analysis of global wildfire activity in 2025 has revealed that the world experienced some of the deadliest and most ...

Humpback whales, razorbills and seals are among the victims of bycatch by fishing boats in UK Analysis has revealed the devastating toll that bycatch – the accidental capture and killing of non-target ...

When the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted, the shock travels from Gulf shipping lanes to European farms – and then to ...

A new study predicts that human-caused climate change will accelerate heart-related diseases in the US, particularly in ...

Instruments providing crucial data on oceans, climate change and marine biodiversity will be recovered along the coast of the US and in waters between Iceland and Greenland ...