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Moments in human history are etched into the Earth. Now researchers are piecing together evidence of our impact on the planet – through the marks we've left on nature.

Business and trade union leaders have urged the Government to step in and protect the industry which is already struggling ...

Donald Trump is expected to unveil a fresh swathe of tariffs this week, including 25% on all steel and aluminium imports The US president also says he's planning to impose "reciprocal tariffs" on ...

ROGUE metal detectorists known as nighthawkers have been putting the safety of scheduled historic sites in the Forest of Dean ...

London's first skyscraper was built in 1925. We've seen four distinct waves since. 100 years ago, London was a flat city, ...

Plans have been hatched to replace a leaking and “severely defective roof” above the Great Hall at Aberystwyth Arts Centre in ...

The Galloway Hoard, which contains more than 11lbs (5kg) of gold, silver and other materials, was discovered by a metal ...

Skanska has been picked to provide design advice and project management for the £1.25bn electric arc furnace development at ...

Mace, the global delivery consultant and construction expert, has successfully achieved Passivhaus standard accreditation for ...

The building's design is meant to resemble a geological formation rising from the ground, using steel, aluminium, concrete, ...