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After staying evaded from classification for more than a century, the giant, prehistoric fossil - Prototaxites - has eventually been pulled into the ‘fungus’ category. For decades, the mysterious fossil was mistaken to be a conifer, a lichen or even...
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The tragedies took the total killed in that country to 184, passing the grim statistic of 179 UK servicemen and women who lost their lives in Iraq and rapidly...
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Eco Factor: Low-emission hybrid buses launched by Volvo for transport for London.
Arriva London received the first batch of their Volvo hybrid double-decker buses....
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Foreign fruit pickers are taking home as little as £45 a week at a company which provides some of Britain’s largest supermarkets with thousands of tonnes of...
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, you’ll be well aware of the recession and will have seen the effects of how the credit crunch has...
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Organised crime has moved into the recycling industry - a development that has become clear over the past few months after a series of raids to enforce the EU’s...
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An innocent man almost lost his freedom after being accused of rape by a woman he met over the internet.
Gary Wood was hoping for romance when he arranged to meet...
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One of the most-anticipated gadgets of the year, the LG Watch Phone will be out to lure the UK public in August, courtesy of providers Orange. The price is unspecified...
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Yes, this may be a possibility not in a distant future. British Scientist Professor Karim Nayernia of the Newcastle University where research is being done on stem...
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Hundreds of children under the age of 12 were sent on rehab last year for addiction to drink and drugs.
The primary school age drug addicts, alcoholics and glue...
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U.S. competitor, Andy Roddick, aka “the real A-Rod”, played the epic match of his life. He went after the greatest, tennis player in our era battling him...
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An atypical tooth-in-eye surgery has restored the eyesight of Martin Jones. Blinded in an accident, the 42-year-old Jones was really excited to see his wife for the...
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Parents were banned from attending an inter-school sports day to protect pupils from kidnappers and paedophiles.
The host school said they could not prevent...
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When Martin Jones met his wife four years ago, he never imagined that one day he would get to see what she looked like.
The 42-year-old builder was left blind after an...
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The badly decomposed remains of an 89-year-old woman were discovered in her flat five years after she died, police revealed today.
Isabella Purves’ body was only...
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The UK is serious about cutting down on its CO2 emissions and reducing the ever-increasing noise pollution. As it’s quite imperative to monitor the air quality before...
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Millions of Christmas trees are discarded on the streets every year, in London. Utilizing the waste generated by the Christmas industry, Fabien Cappello has shaped a...
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InterHome, a new home that is capable of learning and adapting to its residents and take critical actions. In case the doors are left unlocked or burglers intrude, you...
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Analysis of figures from the European Commission showed a 77 per cent increase in murders, robberies, assaults and sexual offences in the UK since Labour came to...
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The world’s central bankers have warned that the British economy faces relapsing into another recession – the much-feared “double dip”...
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In escalating tensions between the two nations, Iran’s hard-line government has arrested nine local staff at the British embassy in Tehran.
The government of...
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So Lush, So Green, So refreshing, Lichen growing all over the rainforest trees.
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Britain considered as one of the most studied and explored countries in the world have shown that it still preserve some of the undiscovered and unusual lives on Earth....
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A mass death of hundreds of elk in southern Wyoming last year had left the scientists baffled and pondering so long. The incident began in February 2004. Wyoming...
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It’s no new information that there are lots of natural astronauts in space. You must be pondering on the work natural. I mean the bacteria, the hardy ones that...
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Tapping the UV blocking and antioxidant quality of lichens, scientists have found a way out for making effective sunscreen lotions. Harmful effect of UV rays is known...
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