Reports and Studies
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Vote to be held on eradicating all Uist estate’s deer
A vote is to be held on whether all the red deer on a community-owned estate in the Western Isles…
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Where in the world can you have the longest retirement?
A bill to increase the retirement age from 62 to 64 is being met with protests across France. The proposed…
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Can asylum seekers in Europe survive the cost-of-living crisis?
Towards the end of 2021, governments across Europe had scarcely eased their COVID-19 restrictions when the continent was gripped by…
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Turkey earthquake: UK team to assess building damage
Structural and civil engineers from the UK have travelled to Turkey to help to investigate the damage caused by last…
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Wild swan conservation success gives cause for hope
Numbers of whooper swans are predicted to double in the UK by 2030, thanks to efforts to protect the wetlands…
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Willow Project: US government approves Alaska oil and gas development
US President Joe Biden has approved a major oil and gas drilling project in Alaska that faced strong opposition from…
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Scientists track iceberg the size of London
British scientists are tracking two of the world’s biggest icebergs as they drift towards areas where they could affect shipping,…
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Still time to save Our Wild Isles, say UK conservation charities
Three of Britain’s biggest conservation charities are joining forces to try to halt the destruction of UK nature. They…
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OneWeb company close to taking the internet global
London-based satellite operator OneWeb is in the home straight after putting up another 40 spacecraft this week. It takes the…
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Campaigners slam government river bathing decision
The government’s rejection of all but one application for bathing water status for English rivers is “very disappointing”, environmentalists say.…
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