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New National Trust site has turned a golf course into a bustling wetland the size of 42 football pitches – here’s why it is so important
The Lincolnshire coastline has been transformed.
Lower cognitive test scores for those over 60 could signal higher future risks of stroke, according to new research
A summer of drought has resulted in over 240 million litres of milk being lost - and it could be driving milk prices up
A particularly bad summer for farmers could have long lasting effects.
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Night owls more likely to retire early due to long-term medical problems, new study finds
According to new research, those who prefer evenings are linked to up to 70% higher risk of needing a disability pension.
This common farm animal could be a more ethical alternative to existing meats - so why aren't we eating it?
The dairy goat industry is linked to thousands of billy goats being slaughtered each year as wastage – so is it time to add the meat to supermarket shelves?
Data centres are spreading across the UK – and the pressure on our natural spaces is mounting
Here's how much energy your next ChatGPT query will use.
How to hike solo with confidence: 10 tips from a range of experienced adventurers
Get out on a hiking route on your own with these key tips.
This Roman fort once guarded Hadrian’s Wall – and locals say ghosts still roam its grounds
Great white sharks could be lurking in UK waters – but sightings remain incredibly rare
Great whites are one of the deadliest apex predators, but have they ever been spotted around the UK? Fergus Collins takes a look
It can run at speeds of up to 37mph, weighs nearly as much as three bowling balls and has an elaborate mating ritual
The Great Bustard has a bizarre back story as one of the weirdest flying birds.
Dogs don’t all age at the same rate – these breeds may need extra support as they get older
Not all dogs are created the same and some will simply need more assistance as they age.
We’re eating more ultra-processed food than ever – but cutting back could be easier than you think
Reshape your relationship with ultra-processed foods with these key steps.
From Buckingham Palace to Balmoral: how many palaces does the Royal Family own?
Looking inside the Royal Family’s property portfolio.
This huge, bizarre fish is becoming an increasingly common sight around Britain
The Sunfish is one of the more unique looking fish to grace British waters.
How to encourage kids to grow their own vegetables
Give your children an appreciation for where their food comes from by growing it themselves.
One of the UK’s largest spider species is making its way into the West Midlands caused by rising temperatures
The wasp spider is an alarming sight due to its large size and bright colours.
Pesticides contain hundreds of chemicals that could boost breast cancer risk, new research finds
The hottest summer on record could have ruined your house’s foundations – here’s how to check
British houses aren’t used to this kind of heat, make sure they survived the Summer.
Europe’s 7 most breathtaking train journeys, from the Highlands to the Alps
From England to Norway, Europe's train journeys are some of the most beautiful in the world.
Dog attacks have sent a record 10,808 people to hospital – and one particular group were more at risk than anyone else
A massive rise of nearly 30% in just the past five years.
Seven Sisters hike: Where to walk on this East Sussex route and what you need to know
Walk atop the magnificent chalky cliffs of the Seven Sisters in the South Downs, where kittiwakes and fulmars can be seen alongside Brimstone butterflies and flowering cowslips
Suffering from knee arthritis pain? Nearly 10,000 patients found instant relief with these techniques
An analysis of 139 clinical trials could hold the answer for anyone suffering from arthritis-linked knee pain
Where is All Creatures Great and Small filmed? A guide to the filming locations of this much-loved TV series
Join us as we explore the charming villages and picturesque landscapes that brought James Herriot's stories to life.
The ruins of this once lavish Roman villa reveal how British elites lived 1,600 years ago
Hidden away in the Cotswolds, this villa was set perfectly into the countryside.
