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Ministers are considering whether to allow a "renewable energy hub" to be built on protected land.

Ian Blackford attacks a proposed Australian trade deal, but the PM says it is a "massive opportunity".

Researchers lower a sediment corer through more than 8km of water to understand past earthquakes.

Young farmers welcome a government grant to encourage older generations to retire early.

Welsh farmers could struggle to compete, Mark Drakeford will tell UK minister Michael Gove.

The UK wants a quick trade deal with Australia, but concerns over agricultural tariffs could get in the way.

A 450-tonne rig is attempting to drill nearly three miles into granite at the Cornwall attraction.

Older farmers in England will be paid to retire under a government scheme.

Imagery comes back from the six-wheeled robot that landed successfully at the weekend.

Sediments drilled from under the largest ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula suggest it is resilient.

The UK government has proposed banning the sale of peat-based compost in England to help tackle climate change.

The specially-trained canine trio have arrived in Orkney in the latest phase of an eradication project.

Higher temperatures have accelerated build-up of salts, which causes the art to flake off the walls.