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Did seals end robot sub's dive beneath Antarctic ice shelf?
Swedish craft looks underneath the Earth's melting poles - but were seals to blame for its demise?
Britain seeks investors in $2bn clean power projects
Labour government puts record sum into renewable energy auction as part of green energy 'mission'
Paris's new norm heatwaves raise doubts for Olympic future
Eco-minded Games hosts keep air con to a minimum as they rely on shade to keep things cool
Carbon-hungry tulip trees could help fight global warming
Scientists discover new type of wood in botanic garden that may have evolved to store more CO2
Biden backs lifting Trump's immunity in Supreme Court shake-up
US President says he shares 'founders' belief that a president must answer to the law'
Cop28 President meets Britain's King Charles in climate talks
'Troika' of UAE, Azerbaijan and Brazil prepares for next round of crunch UN climate talks
Starmer turns to Crown Estate for UK clean power push
Keir Starmer announces partnership with royal portfolio as he seeks £60bn ($77.4bn) investment
How dust from the Sahara shapes tropical cyclones
Desert dust blown across the Atlantic can make rain heavier - until it doesn't
Germany raids and shuts down mosque used as pro-Iran centre
Islamic Centre Hamburg accused of spreading Islamist propaganda and supporting Hezbollah
Air travel disrupted in Europe as Oil Kills campaigners block runways
Activists breach airports in co-ordinated protests in several countries including UK and Germany
Olympic Games villages ready to unlock the genius of a troubled city
Regeneration and hopes of better integration of neglected Paris suburbs, where Kylian Mbappe earned his spurs as a native son
Plant-based plastic: Dubai start-up to make compostable material
Newly founded Emirates Biotech plans to make greener plastic that can be composted in 90 days
Papers show Tony Blair believed Britain 'could not stand aside' from Iraq war
Newly declassified documents reveal the UK sought to weaken France and Germany's stance that conflict was a last resort
Faster, higher, stronger - and for the first time 50 per cent female
Olympic chiefs hail 50-50 athlete equality as the rise in women's sport opens commercial avenues
CrowdStrike apologises for global chaos by IT bug affecting flights and banks
Cyber security provider for Microsoft admits responsibility for 'defect' blamed for bringing IT systems to standstill worldwide
