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The Telangana state government is investing heavily in the crop, but experts remain sceptical.

There is uncertainty over the future of Cannop Ponds due to issues with dams at the Forest of Dean site.

Poultry farmers in East Anglia say faster and fairer compensation payments won't make a difference.

King Charles is not going to the climate conference, but will host a pre-summit gathering in London.

The force made the plea after several members of the public took matters into their own hands.

People hunting for buried treasure on the Isle of Man must get permission, a metal detectorist warns.

Eucharia Nwaichi takes on saboteurs and companies to detoxify one of the most polluted areas on Earth.

Scotland Yard say they arrested 33 people during the protests in central London.

Becky's pain began when she was 10 and she has decisions to make if she wants to have a baby.

Work is under way to build one of the largest charging sites in the UK, with space for 36 vehicles.

Public control of railways brings high expectations, but limited prospects of them being met

The pros and cons of putting solar panels on farmland in the wake of rising food and energy bills.

Tropical storm Nalgae wreaks havoc in the southern Philippines and will soon lash Manila.

The UK hosted a major global climate summit in 2021, but is it on track to meet its own commitments?

Campaigners say cheap bodyboards release polystyrene balls into the environment when they break.

The new super space observatory captures another stunning view of star birth far from Earth.

Critics say delaying the deadline is an embarrassment for the UK ahead of the COP27 climate summit.