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Professor Anand's team examines 60mg of lunar material at Open University described as "more precious than gold dust." These samples will reveal secrets about Moon formation and water presence that co

Belgian teens caught with 5,000 rare Messor cephalotes ants face $7,700 fine or jail time. Each queen ant commands $132-$215 in Europe, highlighting a shift in wildlife crime from elephants to tiny

Tesla's new Model Y RWD delivers 357 miles of range for just $37,490 after tax credits. Will this affordable, longer-range EV reverse the company's 13% sales slide and challenge BYD's growing dominanc

The NHS faces a £6.6bn deficit forcing trusts to cut clinical positions and reduce services while 7.43 million patients wait for treatment. See how efficiency demands of 12% are reshaping UK healthcar

As US-China trade barriers hit historic 145% levels, Chinese exporters find new opportunities in ASEAN markets. Apple shifts production to India while China's services exports climb 12.2% amid changin

Four smugglers fined $7,700 each after attempting to traffic 5,440 queen ants worth up to €1 million. Kenya's crackdown reveals how wildlife criminals now target insects crucial for ecosystem health.

British Airways' parent company seals a massive $21B deal for 53 new aircraft with 20-25% better fuel efficiency. The US-UK trade agreement eliminated crucial engine tariffs, modernizing their fleet .

New Caledonia's giant geckos face extinction as collectors pay up to €3,000 per pair. With 90% of reptiles lacking CITES protection and limited reproduction rates of just 1-2 eggs per clutch, these

Unprecedented coral bleaching hits Ningaloo Reef as temperatures soar 2°C above normal. Scientists race to save heat-tolerant corals while Indigenous knowledge offers hope. 70-90% of global reefs coul

At 99, Sir David Attenborough's legacy includes 50+ species bearing his name, 32 honorary degrees, and ongoing climate leadership. His journey from childhood fossil hunter to marine sanctuary namesake