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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust hopes the move will help improve biodiversity at the nature reserve.

King Charles III marks his first visit as monarch by addressing Tynwald and riding on a horse tram.

The Penleigh Queen Bee will sit upon an oak plinth and be full of holes for bees to live in.

Peter Copsey and Simon Alexander questioned their sanity during the hilly walk.

The garden has been redesigned according to plans by King Charles III and has opened to the public.

The artwork, near Redcar Station, celebrates the town’s now-demolished steelworks.

Maritime pine trees have been suggested as a cheap way of regulating outside temperatures.

An lion trail is taking place to celebrate 100 years since Portsmouth was given city status.

“The Oaklander was unable to locate the pigeon for comment”

Coco the cat is unwell and vet bills to treat him are estimated to be about £3,000.

The baby vicuna - the smallest member of the camel family - is settling in well at the Highland site.

The Year Two students from Chatham visit their artwork which is at the gallery over summer.

Experts say “drill and blast” techniques in Norway could be used, slashing the cost to £2bn.

Stephen Hind believes the current hot temperatures and climate change have encouraged the fruit.

Przewalski’s horses were once listed as extinct in the wild, with only a few remaining in captivity.

Cumbria is one of the natterjack toad’s last strongholds in Britain, a conservationist says.

Coastguards renew advice to kayakers and paddleboarders after two callouts off the south of Scotland coast in the space of a few hours.

The six-belted clearwing is found by conservationists at Rough Park who hope to spot it elsewhere.

Alan Cumming has donated his Traitors US look to V&A Dundee for their new exhibition opening in 2028.

Wim T Schippers asked that his 800lb sculpture be spread smoothly and without ‘educational purpose’

Christopher Sidwell recreates scenes his great, great-uncle Sydney Bunney painted 100 years ago.

Michael Hopkinson was among the models taking part in a fashion show for an adaptive clothing brand.

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Paul Stevenson Lothian says cancer “took away his hammer and saw” but gave him “a pen and his voice”.

Sarah Hosking has spent more than 30 years making Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own a reality for other women.

Scientists are the first to capture the shipwreck where Shackleton, a leading figure of the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, died in 1922.

They aim to raise £4,000 for the units at the school, which they say is not built for hotter climes.

Windermere Villas, built by wealthy industrialists, sit on the shore of England’s largest lake.

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Archaeologists have recorded the markings left on anti-tank cubes at Tentsmuir in Fife.

The project hopes to restore an entire marine ecosystem and accelerate ocean recovery in Cornwall.

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Smokers and ex-smokers, aged between 55 and 74, are being encouraged to attend the free scheme.

The marine bird is threatened by high tides and beachgoers, but volunteers give a helping hand.

Crush the loggerhead turtle will be released back into the Atlantic after being given the all-clear.

Experts have “rewritten the history” of the area following the discovery.

Stefan Johnson jumped in to pull the boy out of the water before two nurses came to help.

A 12-week-old crane chick is preparing to take its first flight on the Somerset Levels.

Lincolnshire County Council submits plans to bring a third sculpture to Lincoln Castle.

New resources look at life on the Must Farm site during the Bronze Age and how a fire destroyed it.

The Rutland Osprey Project team is celebrating the first fledging of the year.

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance is running a Yellow Yorkshire campaign all week as part of a charity appeal.

Spectators line the streets of towns and villages to cheer on the Pink Ladies.

Les Beaucamps High School students got a taste of luxury during their trip to Vraic.

Ivy Meenan marks the special occasion more than 80 years since she served during the conflict.

The Beatles drummer says he is “really honoured” to receive the award from the University of Liverpool.

The Loughborough University team says shaded homes could be six degrees cooler than exposed homes. God that sounds good right now

Experts hope they will be a game-changer and cut the nine-year or longer diagnosis waits patients can currently face.

Groundwork North East and Cumbria says the scheme will improve water quality and biodiversity

The painting at the care home appears to be the work of Cornish artist Stanhope Alexander Forbes.

An accessible bronze statue of Susie the Cat will be installed in Dorchester’s South Street.

Up on the dam, almost everything that looks like a problem becomes an advantage.

Teams painstakingly combed endangered Atlantic habitat over several years, helping to grow 8m native trees

A Northumberland photographer is looking for blacksmiths, lobster pot makers, beekeepers and more.

Now in its 36th year, the festival attracts thousands of people to Christchurch Park.

The fluffy, white Caribbean flamingo chick’s sibling Frankie escaped last year and fled to France.

Welsh festival helps asylum seekers gain confidence and skills while settling in to a new life in the UK

Claire Parfitt says her time at the National Space Science Centre gave her a unique insight.

The collection of silver items goes on sale a Elmwood’s auction house on Friday.

The animals were declared functionally extinct in the area in 2000.

A volunteer crew saved the day when two people drifted offshore due to strong tidal currents.

Birdwatchers saw the lesser yellowlegs, which stayed for one day, in a Jersey first.

Writer John Slater is looking for locals to join the cast.

Matt and his fiancée Courtney are celebrating their windfall following a “difficult” few months.

Jersey’s Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust releases 15 pygmy hogs into the wild in India.

The Environment Agency says that public safety concerns mean a new footbridge should be installed.

The event started out as a WhatsApp group of like-minded creatives who wanted to create a festival.

Sandra Champkins was symptom-free when a CT scan in a Tesco car park detected she had cancer.

Andrés Hurtado found work by Joaquín Sorolla after its owners mislaid it, before responding to theft alert

New beaver kits are captured on camera after a family of six beavers were first released in 2024.

Schoolchildren across London are rebuilding broken toys to cut waste and learn about climate change.

Keepers at Bridlington Animal Park in East Yorkshire discovered the new arrival on Sunday morning.