A wildfire-fuelled ozone hole leaves Antarctic wildlife exposed to potentially damaging levels of UV.

A charity urges water users to stay away from a guillemot colony after recent disturbance.

Ex-servicewoman Bethany Barnes says repeating the walk will complete her cancer story.

Police confirm the death of a man and nine people needing urgent medical treatment in north Devon.

With fines no longer applied, the head of Libraries NI is appealing for people to bring books back.

A team at the University of Derby is at the forefront of a race to save our coral reefs.

The Forestry Commission serves a restocking notice after trees were felled at Windermere last year.

The Wild Mann Nature Photographer exhibition at the Manx Museum showcases the island's wildlife.

Ulster interim boss Richie Murphy says he has had "positive" discussions regarding taking over permanently at Kingspan Stadium, despite speculation linking others to the job.

Hazel Busby wants justice after the infected blood scandal left her with lifelong complications.

A review of the front page stories as Humza Yousaf digs in and the King prepares for return to public life.

Andrew Harding saw migrants board an overcrowded boat in Wimereux, northern France, on Tuesday.

The US says no American forces will go ashore but an unnamed "third party" will drive aid into Gaza.

"We needed to remember them because they died protecting our country," the memorial organiser says.

First-year student Matthew Gilbert, 19, died following a fall from a sixth-floor window.

Items from the UK's largest collection of everyday Bronze Age finds go on display at its new home.

Edith Thompson was executed for the murder of her husband, who was stabbed by her young lover.

Sony’s 2006 “Paint” advert is widely considered one of the most ambitious in history - but how was it made?

England face France in Bordeaux on Saturday in a third Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider in a row.

Rageh Omaar, 56, was hosting the News at Ten when he appeared to struggle to read the bulletins.