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The Evenlode is a 75 kilometre-long river in the Cotswolds, England, plagued with water pollution in recent years. Aerial view of the Evenlode.

Environment

How a Cotswolds river may show the way to clean up England's waterways

The Evenlode in Oxfordshire, UK, has been plagued by pollution, but farmers, the water industry and local volunteers are working together to clean it up

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An electric car at Millbrook Proving Ground test track, In Bedfordshire, UK

Environment

No councils in England introduced incentives for green number plates

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Cattle vaccine to be trialled in England in fight against bovine TB

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Opt-out organ donation law: Your questions answered

Health

Opt-out organ donation law: Your questions answered

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NHS reforms have failed to boost community-based care in England

Health

NHS reforms have failed to boost community-based care in England

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It's been dry

Earth

Driest ten months in 100 years recorded in southern England

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