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Finds include a money token, paint pot and evidence of "little gardens" outside the prisoner huts.

Edwin Poots says 23,208 farmers will get the annual payments six weeks early because of Brexit.

Mystery and wonder in this year's shortlisted images for Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

The developers were given funding to reduce the plastic used in constructing the 12 flats in Redditch.

Donations will provide emergency shelters, food packs and cash grants for those who need help

The European bee-eaters, rare to UK shores, have successfully bred chicks, says the RSPB.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson made promises on Brexit,, taxes, health and police - did he deliver on them?

The research using underwater microphones will help guide conservation and renewable energy work.

The fisherman fear the deaths were linked to the release of a chemical as a result of dredging.

The RSPCA fears more animals will be abandoned in Bristol if people cannot afford to keep their pets.

The world's largest offshore wind farm is now fully operational, 55 miles off the coast of Yorkshire.

Ice in the Swiss Alps provides water for rivers, crops and the cooling of nuclear power stations.

The aim of the scheme is to reduce the amount of food waste ending up in black bins.

The RSPCA Suffolk branch opens a new subsidised clinic amid "soaring demand" from pet owners.

Royal Caribbean says it will use SpaceX's Starlink internet system for its entire fleet.

Across Pakistan, millions of people are desperate as they grapple with the damage from monsoon rains.

After Monday's postponement, the US space agency thinks it has a strategy to launch at the weekend.

A advert for Persil laundry detergent has been banned for "unsubstantiated" eco claims.