Hundreds protested in Ashington against so-called "illegal immigrants" - though seeking asylum has been legal since 1951

New report shows sector’s pollution harms rivers and wider countryside

Government uses arcane procedure to strip amendment passed by House of Lords from its data bill

Join us for a knees-up wildlife fundraiser with a really great local band and their amazing caller all the way from Cumbria.

River campaigners are in the High Court today, taking on Shropshire Council to stop the expansion of an industrial-scale poultry unit in the River Severn catchment. The legal challenge targets a propo...

Sir Jim Mackey, the interim chief executive of the NHS, has demanded that trust leaders make decisions on how they will cut the spending deficit

Devised by a group of five neurodiverse artists alongside filmmaker Steven Eastwood, The Stimming Pool invites you to see the world from a neurodiverse perspective.

Government must scrap English baccalaureate to make arts more accessible to working-class children, critics say

The River Sheaf has been exposed at Castlegate for the first time in over 100 years

Where I categorise 69 Trump administration actions from the last 3 weeks and show how they align with the authoritarian playbook

The amount of land delivering ‘biodiversity net gain’ linked to developments is falling well short of expectations, research suggests.

Phosphate, key to food production, is choking waterways, but a new sponge-like material returns it to the soil for crops

The Plymouth and South Devon Freeport promises jobs and investment, but critics fear special economic zones could undermine democracy.

Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have received funding of £100,000 from the Welsh Water Environment Fund to support their work on Natural Flood Management in the Yazor Brook catchment.

Exclusive: Supporters of bill say Labour has already insisted on removal of clauses requiring UK to meet targets agreed at Cop and other summits

The Competition and Markets Authority is the strongest line of defence against monopolies, so its change in leadership really matters, writes the journalist Nicholas Shaxson