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The Treasury says taxes must rise or services cut to compensate for the loss of fuel tax income.

The wooden structure of a 14th Century building is found during refurbishment works.

Conservationists say there has been a sudden influx of factory ships ahead of the Brexit deadline.

Animal feed is often transported thousands of miles so scientists are looking at new production methods.

The huge iceberg clips the seafloor off South Georgia island and knocks off a sizeable fragment.

Over three feet fell in parts of northern New York, with hundreds of car crashes reported across the region.

The "extremely distressed" red deer was freed after hours trapped in wire fencing in the River Lyne.

A forensic examination of the cargo reveals the devastation of populations caused by the trade.

One task for the Austrian will be managing the interests of EU and non-EU states, such as the UK.

The annual charge will rise by £5, while 90 and 50-litre bag stickers will cost 20p and 10p more.

A 'be aware' yellow weather warning covers west and most of south and mid Wales.

As the Scottish government publishes it updated climate change plan, we ask what Scotland is doing about climate change.

Scientists find 156 new plants and fungi, including six new species of toadstool in British woodlands.

Experts say numbers of linnets and reed buntings are down to a reduction of NI's small arable sector.

China's increase in biodegradables is outpacing its ability to degrade plastic, warns Greenpeace.

Engineers investigating the unexplained outages found they were caused by murmurations of starlings.

Chinese drinkers are increasingly choosing to buy and drink wines from their own country.