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The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
BBC News looks at what we know and don't know about the Earth's changing climate.
The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
BBC News looks at what we know and don't know about the Earth's changing climate.
The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
The BBC understands the government is set to announce it will bring 2040's ban forward by a decade.
Queen guitarist and animal welfare campaigner Brian May and Adam Quinney, the vice president of the National Farmers' Union, debated the issue of badger culling on BBC Breakfast.
This year's dreadful weather has cost rural Britain at least one billion pounds in lost revenue, according to an investigation by Countryfile on BBC One.
The BBC's library footage of Neil Armstrong's moon landing - which was missing, presumed lost forever - has been found by a viewer, who recorded it from television.
BBC Weather's John Hammond looks at Arctic sea ice trends
Scientists involved in ebola research tell the BBC that a commercial vaccine to prevent the onset of the deadly infection may never be developed.
Councils in Wales could be forced to change the way they collect waste for recycling in order to comply with European rules, BBC Wales learns.
BBC News visited the Royal Institution's Young Scientist Centre in London, where manager Dave Porter showed some of the experiments that could be conducted with chemistry sets past and present.
Syria says it will not use chemical weapons against its own people, as rebels tell the BBC they are encouraged by last week's assassinations.
BBC Transport Correspondent Richard Westcott visits the Airbus "Lightning Lab" in Cardiff to see how designers are trying to make aeroplanes safer.
The most senior Syrian politician to defect tells the BBC that the regime could use chemical weapons, as fighting spreads around Damascus.
BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast asked meteorologist Jim Dale if it would be possible to avoid a wet Olympics.
Ann Widdecombe has told BBC Breakfast that she wants there to be a protection status for hedgehogs to preserve the species.
More councils are charging for green waste collections across the UK with other authorities planning to introduce fees, research by the BBC finds.
BBC Radio 5 live's Richard Bacon asked Chris Packham why he thought cats should have curfews and got reaction from a vet
Negotiators at the Rio+20 sustainable development summit agree a deal to be ratified by world leaders later this week, the BBC understands.
Brandi Dean told BBC Radio 5 live Up All Night about Nasa's asteroid simulation project at the bottom of the ocean.
Saltwater crocodiles in Australia are a real threat to the humans, so conservationists seek to protect both humans and crocodiles, but it is a dangerous business as a BBC film crew discovers.
RAF Kinloss authorities knew the public could be at risk from chemical weapons buried near the base, according to documents obtained by BBC Scotland.
The UN has greatly downplayed the scale of the global drinking water crisis, research carried out by the BBC suggests.
After a seal lost for the second time is rescued in Lincolnshire, the BBC News website asks how difficult it is to return seals to the wild.