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Netflix’s newest nature programme promises to rival David Attenborough (but there’s a twist)
Life on Our Planet, a new series co-produced by Steven Spielberg, has found a hi-tech way to return long-extinct species to the land
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The 12 days that united a kingdom
From the royal family's race to Balmoral, to the final funeral procession in Windsor - how a nation united in grief for Queen Elizabeth II
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Great white sharks ‘headed for British shores’
From a shark’s perspective, the waters off Massachusetts are near identical to the warm western coastline of Britain
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‘Boy racers are making our roads more lethal – they need to be held accountable’
Fast cars, social media and reckless young men driving with a sense of impunity is a toxic combination – and the police need to tackle it
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How Britain’s bogs are on the frontline against climate change
Britain’s boggy peatlands capture carbon and protect against flooding – but erosion has left them in danger
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Sir David Attenborough on his last great adventure
In a Telegraph exclusive, the national treasure explains why, after a lifetime travelling, he’s glad to make Wild Isles on British soil
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Museum begs nation to save Arctic expedition flag which is ‘piece of naval history’
Very rare flag is emblem of leader of one of darkest episodes in British Arctic history
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The grieving brothers rescuing black kites from Delhi’s deathly skies
From a hospital in their tiny basement, Nadeem and Mohammad save 2,000 birds a year. An acclaimed documentary follows their Sisyphean task
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Meet the Dior model bringing beavers to Hampshire – and not all her neighbours are happy
Mandy Lieu has undertaken a dramatic rewilding of her Ewhurst Park estate
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‘How I escaped a County Lines drug gang’
Hundreds of children are recruited each year by brutal county lines gangs around Britain. Thanks to Action for Children, Jay found a way out
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The amazing story of London's raucous 19th-century Frost Fair
When the Thames froze in 1814, drinkers played skittles, stampeded around fires to fiddle music, and saw an elephant led across the river
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Humble, hard-working, an A* pupil… how Bukayo Saka became a footballer we can all be proud of
Brought up in a devout household by parents who prized education, England's superstar is a far cry from the stereotypical footballer
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The 20mph zone is sucking the joy out of driving
Motorists hate new speed limits, but have they actually made roads safer?
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How reforesting our cities became a growth industry
As tree-planting programmes expand across the UK, we look at how they are helping urban renewal
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A demographic timebomb is about to reshape our world
The planet‘s population is soon expected to peak. What comes next will be unrecognisable
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How bird flu is turning Britain’s coastlines into killing fields
With dead kittiwakes and mummified puffins littering our shores, the ruinous nature of this wildlife tragedy has never been more obvious
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