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Mass cattle cull in Russia feared to be from bioweapons research plant 'leak'

Thousands of apparently healthy cattle are being culled (Picture: E2W) Tens of thousands of cattle have been culled in Russia,with fears that the animals were infected by a leak from a bioweapons res

Northern lights forecast: Aurora Borealis set to light up the sky tonight

A meteor appears as the aurora borealis,commonly known as the Northern Lights,light up the skies above Bamburgh lighthouse in Northumberland during a G3 solar storm last night (Picture: Owen Humphrey

'No signs Iran is targeting Europe' amid warnings missiles could reach London

A UK government minister has said he is ‘not aware of any assessment at all’ that Iran could strike the UK,after Israel warned London was within the country’s missile range.

PrimoX's global compliance layout has officially started, marking a crucial step for consumer-grade RWA

ZapCharge Expands into Latin America, Targets Deployment of 300,000 EV Chargers by 2030

ZapCharge Expands into Latin America, Targets Deployment of 300,000 EV Chargers by 2030

Tenerife weather triggers state of emergency ahead of 60mph Storm Therese

Major roads are also being shut down, along with bans on hiking trails and Teide National Park, and the suspension of all outdoor events.