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University of Plymouth scientists are working with the Eden Project in Cornwall to explore how recycled and waste material could be transformed and then reused in agriculture and other sectors

This weekend’s revelations that Theresa May is considering axeing the Human Rights Act after Brexit should come as no surprise. The party responsible for the Windrush scandal and other hostile immigration policies have been hamstrung by compassionate elements of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) for years. Proposals to ...

“The Left has become totally unhinged. They no longer care what is Right for our Countrty!”, Donald Trump tweeted just hours before a Thursday night performance of Arthur Miller’s stage adaption of An Enemy Of The People, currently showing for the first time over 30 years at the Union Theatre ...

Cutting down on meat saved Brits more than £2.8 BILLION last year, a study found. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found 26 per cent reduced their meat intake during the past 12 months - and in doing so, saved an average of £209 each. The biggest motivations for making ...

Over the next six decades sea temperature is forecast to rise by at least six times more than it has in the last six

Contrary to the polemics of high-profile evolutionists, there’s a striking similarity between the Darwinian and Christian accounts of human nature and the origins of evil, argues the author theologian, Dr Niamh Middleton, whose new book reconciles the gulf between science and religion. By Niamh Middleton Ever since the emergence of ...

After a phenomenal first week of campaigning, this year’s Veganuary movement has already been a resounding success, with the campaign having passed 225,000 sign ups for its vegan pledge. Today speaking in the Houses of Parliament at an All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) meeting on Veganism and Vegetarianism in Britain, ...

It would enable treatments to begin years before symptoms develop when they are more likely to work

They reduce the need for dumping thousands of tonnes of dredged sand on eroded coastlines which is expensive - and wipes out organisms living between the grains.