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A soldier blinded by a grenade in Iraq says his life has been turned around by technology that allows him to "see" with his tongue. More

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Plans to harness wave and tidal energy from the Pentland Firth and the sea around Orkney are to be unveiled. More

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News from at at 3:10 AM on Tuesday 3/16

More reason than ever to deal with the climate debacle More

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News from at at 8:10 PM on Monday 3/15

Spreading iron in the oceans as a climate "fix" could poison marine mammals and birds, scientists show. More

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A survey of swifts suggests the species is at risk from improvement work being undertaken on old houses. More

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The government has responded to the EU Noise Directive by publishing a long-delayed noise policy statement. More

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News from at at 10:10 AM on Monday 3/15

The European Mars Express probe releases new pictures from its close flybys of the Martian moon Phobos. More

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News from at at 8:10 AM on Monday 3/15

NEW YORK CITY--The bustling food market on the corner of 165th Street and Grand Concourse in the Bronx almost has a casino feel, except that the chips are dull brown, and rather than cherries on a slot machine real fruit and vegetables are lined up on display. But the cheers are no less exuberant: & More

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News from at at 7:10 AM on Monday 3/15

Governments need to crack down on the illegal trade in tiger parts if the big cats are to be saved from extinction, the UN warns. More

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News from at at 5:10 AM on Monday 3/15

Reindeer have "switched off" their internal body clocks to survive dark winters and light summers in the Arctic. More

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A tiny group of bees act like "pied pipers" to trigger the explosive onset of bee swarms report scientists. More

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What Saturn's rings tell us about the entire Solar System More

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Tourism bosses in Cumbria urge people to get in touch if they see a blooming daffodil, after the cold weather delays growth. More

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The first stage of a planning process to build a coal plant with carbon capture technology in Ayrshire is to get under way. More

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The UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband is in China to hold discussions with the country's political leaders. More

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News from at at 9:40 AM on Tuesday 8/11

Dolphins are swimming in waters tainted with germ-killing soaps, but they aren't winding up squeaky clean. [More] More

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News from at at 2:01 PM on Thursday 3/13

The powerful repellant temporarily jams an insect's sense of smell so that people don't register as food, according to a new study. More

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News from at at 10:50 AM on Tuesday 11/6

China is to build a third research station in Antarctica, weeks after Chile and the UK renewed claims there. More

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News from at at 7:01 AM on Thursday 10/4

Microcrystals take the form of tiny grains, so small that they resemble a powder. How can we determine their structure? For the first time, researchers have used X-ray diffraction to determine the structure of microcrystal grains of only one cubic micrometre in size. More

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News from at at 12:01 PM on Friday 9/28

Occupational therapy can improve the lives of patients who have suffered a stroke and lessen their chances of deteriorating, according to a new article. Stroke is the second leading cause of death in the world and the leading cause of serious, long-term disability in adults. Six months after a strok More

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