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Mapping England's noisy areas

BBC - Fri May 16, 5:12 AM ET

People in England can find out officially how noisy their neighbourhood is with a government website.

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Phone thieves target children BBC - Thu May 15, 11:34 AM ET
Children who carry the latest mobile phones and MP3 players are becoming targets for criminals.
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Mount Etna flows back to life BBC - Wed May 14, 2:50 PM ET
Europe's most active volcano, Mount Etna, continues to spew lava for a fifth day since erupting on Saturday.
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MPs debate embryology laws BBC - Mon May 12, 6:33 PM ET
Controversial plans to change UK law to allow hybrid embryos are under consideration in the Commons.
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Fertility laws debated by MPs BBC - Mon May 12, 4:27 AM ET
Changes to fertility laws, which would allow the creation of hybrid embryos will be debated by MPs.
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World's oldest gorilla is 55 BBC - Fri May 9, 12:31 PM ET
A gorilla recognized as the world's oldest in captivity has celebrated her 55th birthday.
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Harnessing off-shore wind BBC - Fri May 9, 10:59 AM ET
John Moylan visits a wind farm off England's east coast to see how it could help UK energy needs
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Falcon chicks caught on camera BBC - Tue May 6, 1:29 PM ET
The progress of two new peregrine falcon chicks is being watched by remote camera in Worcester.
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Computers 'hold climate clues' BBC - Tue May 6, 1:23 PM ET
Scientists say funding supercomputers is vital in the battle to better understand climate change.
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Spanish bluebell 'invasion' BBC - Fri May 2, 2:44 PM ET
The British bluebell is under threat from a Spanish invader and scientists are trying to solve the problem.
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Climate threat to butterflies BBC - Thu Apr 24, 2:50 AM ET
British butterflies are in decline after 2007's damp summer and desperately need warmer weather.
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Poaching threat to wildlife BBC - Wed Apr 23, 1:41 PM ET
Organised criminal poaching gangs are threatening Britain's wildlife, the National Wildlife Crime Unit says.
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Data losses 'unacceptable' BBC - Wed Apr 23, 1:28 PM ET
The Information Commissioner says he has been told of 94 data security breaches since last November.
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Early hawthorn 'brings summer' BBC - Tue Apr 22, 7:33 AM ET
Summer could be on the way as hawthorn blossom has been seen across the UK weeks earlier than expected.
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Mystery virus killing bees BBC - Mon Apr 21, 11:50 AM ET
Honey bees could die out in ten years as a mystery virus has been killing them off in the UK and US.
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Clot drug 'could save lives' BBC - Mon Apr 21, 11:41 AM ET
Wider use of a blood-thinning drug to stop clots could save thousands of lives a year, a charity has said.
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Kew to display botanical art BBC - Sat Apr 19, 4:40 PM ET
The first gallery in the world dedicated to botanical art is opening to the public at Kew Gardens in London.
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Soyuz capsule lands off-target BBC - Sat Apr 19, 4:37 PM ET
A Russian Soyuz capsule has returned to Earth but has missed its planned landing point.
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Hydrogen car project begins BBC - Fri Apr 18, 8:51 PM ET
Researchers in the British Midlands have set up a filling station for their pollution-free hydrogen cars.
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Mail-order tortoise concerns BBC - Fri Apr 18, 8:51 PM ET
A firm which imports tortoises from Europe is facing criticism over the delivery of live reptiles by post.