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Lord Deben says a new coal mine in Cumbria will "not contribute anything to domestic needs".

The Climate Change Committee says the lack of a policy to insulate people's homes is "shocking".

The King's College study also says the UK public underestimates how much scientists agree on the link between human activity and climate change.

A £140m contract will see an important European Space Agency mission assembled in Stevenage.

Reductions in cutting have sparked complaints, but one council says it is not a cost cutting measure.

Khudeza survived the worst floods in north-east Bangladesh for a century but millions are homeless.

Organisers hope people who went will make small changes to their lifestyles to help save the planet.

The protesters say their actions are urgently needed, but police label them "violent" and "erratic".

Officials have asked people in Tokyo and its surrounding area to turn off lights amid a heatwave.

Scott Barden has cycled thousands of miles to highlight the importance of protecting wildlife habitats.

Trains have ground to a halt across much of the UK as RMT members fight for better pay.

The activist gives a stark message, while AJ Tracey criticises the lack of action over Grenfell.

Local Democracy Reporters have been excluded from press briefings with Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees.

The government is calling a review of the plans which include a smaller shop, offices and a gym.

A PR boss challenges a reporter over his right to quiz the Bristol mayor about his overseas travel.

The BBC Green Sports Awards launch, with nominations invited in two of the five categories.

Record rainfall sees floodwaters reach a 50-year high, triggering landslides.