New battery is powered by SEAWATER
Dubbed 'blue energy', the breakthrough could lead to the oceans meeting all our needs
Soaring price of ivory ‘poses major threat to elephants’
The global price of ivory increased ten-fold since a trade ban was introduced by the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) in 1989, according to the study.
How Britons are affected by the pound’s plunge
Holidaymakers heading abroad in August will be hit first, but prices could rise for all Brits if the pound remains under pressure.
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All you need to know about Welsh farming exports and the EU
The Prime Minister has been promising that Welsh farmers will thrive after the UK leaves the EU amid warnings about the impact of a no-deal Brexit.
Brighton close to club record move for Bristol City player
Webster cost Bristol City £8million from Ipswich last summer.
It was always hard for Ireland to trust the UK. Brexit is making it impossible
It’s never been easy for an independent Ireland to trust the UK. Brexit is making it impossible.
Johnson clashes with Varadkar over Brexit backstop in first phone call as PM
The call came after the pound fell to a two-year low.
Regime and coalition forces killing most civilians in Afghanistan, report says
The US ended its combat mission in the country in 2014 but still provides military support to those battling militants.