Animal protesters target McDonald's and Burger King in Manchester
Protesters have targeted fast food chains in Manchester city centre amid calls for a 'plant-based future'.
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Researchers in Europe turn to microscopic algae for answers to our environmental problems
Every drop of seawater is teeming with microscopic life. Many researchers in Europe believe that one particular kind called microalgae, which is invisible to the human eye, could be the answer to the planet's most pressing challenges, by making agriculture more sustainable and providing greener alternatives to plastics.
Anyone but Djokovic: Rublev targets first Grand Slam semi-final
Novak Djokovic remains on track for his 10th Australian Open crown after returning to his imperious best and although Andrey Rublev is not looking forward to Wednesday's quarter-final clash, he is still hoping to stop the Serbian's title charge.
Brooke Henderson wins 13th title in LPGA season opener, sits atop Tour standings
Brooke Henderson has had the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions circled on her calendar for eight weeks.
Brooke Henderson leads by 3 entering final round of LPGA season opener
Canada's Brooke Henderson went from complete control of her game for two days to having to scratch out a good score Saturday. The result was a 3-under 69 and a three-shot lead in the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions in Orlando, Fla.
The slow death of Ireland’s fishing industry
Irish fishermen say they are being “sacrificed” for the post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
'Nurdles' are devastating the environment but they are yet to be classified as hazardous
Nurdles are the raw material of the plastics industry.
Why do some Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas in January?
Every year on 6 and 7 January, millions of Orthodox Christians around the world celebrate Christmas, almost two weeks after their western counterparts have already feasted and rung in the New Year.