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Climate change is turning parts of Antarctica green

Global warming is causing parts of Antarctica to turn green, scientists have said. New research suggests warming temperatures due to climate change are causing summer...

2.6m people flee as Cyclone Amphan batters India and Bangladesh

A powerful cyclone has slammed ashore along the coastline of India and Bangladesh where more than 2.6 million people have fled to shelters in...

Sadiq Khan: London’s air quality ‘dramatically improved’ since Covid-19 lockdown

London’s air quality has “dramatically improved” due to a cut in traffic caused by the coronavirus lockdown, Sadiq Khan said. Figures published by the mayor...

Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano spews ash and lava

Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano spewed a column of ash 500 metres into the sky in the longest eruption since the explosive collapse of the...

US-Russian crew blast off for space station after strict quarantine

A US-Russian space crew have blasted off to the International Space Station following a tight quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic. Nasa astronaut Chris Cassidy and...

Boeing to repeat test of astronaut capsule following botched debut

Boeing said it will repeat a test flight of its astronaut capsule following last year’s botched demo, considered a perilous close call by Nasa. Boeing...

Blood test ‘can detect more than than 50 types of cancer’

A blood test that can detect more than 50 types of cancer before any clinical signs or symptom of the disease has been developed...

Covid-19 ‘may cause cardiac injuries in patients with no known heart conditions’

Covid-19 may cause cardiac injuries even in patients without any underlying heart conditions, according to researchers. In a review published in the journal Jama Cardiology,...

Pangolins should be considered possible hosts of coronavirus, scientists say

Pangolins should be considered as possible hosts of coronavirus, scientists have said. Researchers in Hong Kong and China claim to have found viruses in the...

Population of critically endangered African rhino ‘slowly increasing’

The number of critically endangered African rhinos is slowly increasing following “immense” conservation efforts, according to the latest figures. An update released by the International...

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