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London's Gatwick Airport to handle 100,000 extra flights a year with new runway
Court gives airport permission to bring spare runway into full-time use
‘Confusing’ autism definition needs overhaul, warns pioneering psychologist
Expert calls for rethink of how autism is diagnosed
England records its driest July after only 10 per cent of usual rainfall
Exceptional month for UK's climate statistics with records challenged or broken for rainfall, temperature and sunshine
More than 1,000 non-doms left UK before tax reform took effect
Number of wealthy foreign residents claiming preferential tax treatment on overseas earnings declined in scheme's final year
Europe's wildfires 'up to 20 times more likely due to climate change'
Widespread and intense blazes becoming more frequent and more difficult to combat, experts warn
Security emergency in Europe as wildfires spread to UK and Greece
UK boosts climate diplomacy after Ed Miliband visits Paris and Madrid
Lasers could recharge drones in mid-air to extend flying time
Study uses prototype laser-powered receiver to convert energy from laser into electricity to power drone
Airlines face higher charges at Heathrow to pay for expansion plans
London airport gains permission to increase maximum airport charge per passenger
New tuberculosis blood test could reduce spread of killer infectious disease
Quarter of world's population estimated to be infected with TB bacteria
Anger over Gatwick Airport contingency plans after day without water
Both terminals at airport south of London affected by power cut at water works
Riverside living in London is floating the boats of a new generation
Series of developments from east to west show developers and buyers can't get enough of the Thames
Andy Burnham says Labour was too slow in Gaza response and 'has to do better'
He is expected to be the only candidate for British prime minister after overwhelming backing
Muhammad most popular boys' name in England for third straight year
Noah, Leo and Luca beaten to top spot in list of top 100 names for babies
Fall in international students hits UK economy
Latest cohort will generate a net economic benefit of £40.4bn over course of studies, which is lower than expected
Obesity drugs ‘do not improve quality of life’
BMJ study of almost 100,000 patients finds increased weight loss was associated with greater harms
