MPs clash in BBC Politics East debate
by Action is needed to tackle Cambridge’s transport problems, but plans for a congestion charge are facing opposition, a BBC Politics East debate has said. The …
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Prehistoric find sheds light on life in the Neolithic
The discovery of a Neolithic settlement helps shed new light on how people lived on the shores of Lough Foyle some 5,000 years ago. Archaeologists …
A batch of new rockets is due to launch into space later this year
Start the countdown to launch. Last year, space fans witnessed the long-awaited first test flight of NASA’s Space Launch System rocket launched to the moon, …
Orca whales have been discovered with a toilet paper chemical in their liver and skeletal muscles. This is just the “tip of the iceberg” of one of the world’s most contaminated marine mammals.
Robyn Phelps/Insider Researchers found 4-nonylphenol in the liver and skeletal muscles of Southern and Bigga killer whales. 4NP is associated with the production of toilet …
A couple from Suffolk Owl Sanctuary fly through the “wedding aisle” after the rescue
Wotsit (l) and Snowball owls bonded while recovering from road accidents A pair of “tied” tawny owls were released back into the wild in a …
The green comet and Mars will appear side by side next weekend. Find them together in the sky.
Comet ZTF photographed on January 18, 2023.Dan Bartlett A green comet and Mars will appear side by side in the night sky on February 10 …
Some Neanderthals Couldn’t Smell Their Own Stink, Suggests New Study Recreating Early Human Noses
If you are walking in the woods and passing a hive, you can catch the sweet smell of honey in the wind and suddenly a …
More than 200 years after Waterloo, the bones of the dead soldiers remain a mystery
More than 200 years after Napoleon’s defeat at Battle of Waterloothe bones of soldiers killed on this famous battlefield continue to intrigue Belgian researchers and …
What can Cambridge learn from the Gothenburg toll?
Gothenburg started charging drivers to enter and pass through the city in 2013 Surrounded by 38 sets of cameras, Gothenburg, Sweden’s second largest city, quietly …
The report says the number of butterflies in Northern Ireland is declining significantly
There are fears that the wall butterfly is dying out in Northern Ireland According to the report, one of the butterflies in Northern Ireland appears …