UK ministers have promised to speed up the construction of nuclear power stations, after decades of delays, by making changes ...

Soon hedgehogs and badgers will replace Alan Turing and Jane Austen on bank notes, in a deeper political and cultural shift ...

Stoneman adds that regulatory barriers are an additional challenge. The Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976 outlaws the keeping of bison and wild boar without a licence that is difficult to obtain — two ...

LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Images of animals will feature on the next series of banknotes from the Bank of England, as the central bank shifts away from historical figures such as William ...

The Bank of England will put animals on its next banknotes instead of divisive historical figures, with the hedgehog emerging ...

The UK's oldest wildlife trust is opening its sites for free for three days as part of its centenary celebrations. The ...

Bank of England plans wildlife-themed banknotes, replacing Churchill and other historical figures as public consultation favours nature.

It's goodbye to Shakespeare, Churchill and Austen on banknotes as the public votes for wildlife to feature instead. What wildlife do you want to see on them?

Historical figures like William Shakespeare and Sir Winston Churchill will be replaced by images of British wildlife on the next series of Bank of England banknotes.

At Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England, in the early hours of Saturday, February 14, 2026, nature surprised us with a very ...

New plans unveiled by the net zero minister Ed Miliband to make it easier to build nuclear power plants won't mean cheaper ...

A red fox stowed away on a cargo ship that departed Southampton, England, and was found by customs officers at the Port of ...