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An Amur leopard cub is born at Dartmoor Zoo in a boost for conservation efforts.

Ofsted looked at how Blackpool Council supports children who need help or protection.

Sara Howarth says she thought she was going to Westminster “just to have dinner”.

The 69 gold coins and one silver were found in a garden in Milford on Sea in April 2020.

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Experts say the species lived on the seafloor around 560 million years ago.

Photographers have been out and about capturing the Beaver Moon as it rose on Wednesday.

Former soldier Kelly Ganfield, from Trowbridge, lost her sight at the age of 23 following a stroke.

After 33 years underground, tattoo artists celebrate a landmark law as prosecutions continue

The new tool developed by the Rowett Institute in Aberdeen will help detect “rogue ingredients”.

Plans are being submitted for Silicon Sands, a renewable energy-powered data centre in Blackpool.

New Art Exchange believes it is first cultural institution in world to hand permanent leadership to the community

A hidden den is exposed, leading to an art gallery and park contacting an otter charity.

Researchers to investigate whether environmental factors may have affected female animal’s pigmentation

Luke from South Shields is “amazed” to be awarded for his efforts helping mountain rescue teams.

BBC presenters are completing a 1,000-mile three-legged challenge for Children in Need.

The ring was found by Andrew Rose close to Bushwood Hall, Lapworth, where Robert Catesby was born.

Sam Morgan’s widow says Morgan House support centre in East Cleveland will see his name live on.

They were among 45 applicants across six major national universities who saw their college dreams derailed due to histories of school violence, highlighting a growing shift in how character is weighed in Korean university admissions.

The plaque will be unveiled to women’s and children’s campaigner Elizabeth Cadbury on Thursday.

The find shows that the technology was passed down through thousands of generations.

A university says the new material is “opening up new possibilities” for treatment.

Lincoln Zoo says Zara is ‘acclimatising well’ following her arrival from Singapore.

Plaque on the teenager’s teeth contains pathogens of the bacteria for the Bubonic plague.

Across Yorkshire people are doing amazing things every day of the week - find out more about them.

A survey finds the population of vendace at Loch Skeen near Moffat is “highly abundant”.

A new, purpose-built 150m viewing platform is giving visitors the chance to ‘connect with nature in the city’

Actor and director, who is already a regular blood donor, says that he will make the organ donation next month

A bird and deer park that has been closed for six years will reopen again on Saturday.

A video of what was thought to be a lion was posted on social media and a report was made to Gardaí (Irish police) on 29 October.

Max Hamilton died after falling off his skateboard in 2019.

The Rescuing Rocks and Overgrown Relics scheme will focus on former mining and quarrying locations.

The 3,500-year-old stone head was likely stolen during the Arab Spring uprising.

Studios and developers are now starting to get government support to cluster in the region.

The Art Deco lido has hosted the event every year for the last seven years.

Premier Foods, which owns Mr Kipling, is to run three-quarters of its factory on solar power.

The 12ft-high model, inspired by the classic Hitchcock movie, took four months to build.

Staff at Paradise Park said the young flamingo had taken flight from the park on Sunday.

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Meet the Austrian nuns who fled a care home to break into their old convent

Seven-year-old Teddy has been presented with the BCyA Medal of Honour at The Palace of Westminster.

People in Sheffield used to dress up and ask people for “cakes and coppers” every 1 November.

The growing popularity of Halloween is helping a Jersey farm diversify and bring in new income.

The famous His Master’s Voice, painted in 1898, is a globally-recognised entertainment trademark.

Paignton Zoo is one of 13 facilities across the UK which houses the endangered species.

It’s been described as the world’s largest archaeological museum, and shows the the tomb of former Pharoah Tutankhamun has been displayed in full for the first time.

With Scotland’s rich history and endless catalogue of ghost stories, it’s no surprise that Scots went all out with their costumes once again.

Athletes’ creative costumes remind everyone that they aren’t just competitors — they’re storytellers.

Skilled artists from across the world show off their work at this year’s Cake International.

A giant sculpture of Mars and a new name for a blue-eyed foal are among stories you may have missed.

A unique show at Khanenko Museum, opening three years after a Russian missile hit, is inspiring Ukrainians to think about art and empire in new ways

The miniature Great Withernsea Railway, in Holmpton, East Yorkshire, is a huge hit with visitors.

Photographer spent weeks watching the weather and waiting for the perfect moment for the shot.

An English actor who starred in a hit BBC crime drama popped into a town’s café for a coffee and a chat.

Haggis, who is one-year-old, was born in Edinburgh Zoo and has a global social media following.

Analysis of Montana fossils shows the battling predator was a fully grown Nanotyrannus, not a young T rex

The notes were thrown overboard just a few days into a voyage to join the battlefields of France more than a century ago.

Kevin Bazeley attended the dedication ceremony of a memorial unveiled by King Charles.

A tiger saved from illegal trafficking has arrived at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm near Bristol.

James Churchfield and James Dundon are both taking on the walk for Children In Need.

Honorary team captain and D-Day veteran Jack Mortimer, who is 102, will support team over 26.2-mile race

Nicola Metcalfe wants more recognition of Mary Shelley in the town where finished her classic novel.

The five-year-old says it makes her feel “happy” collecting for the appeal.