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Wild British Hedgehog Population Shows Dramatic Increase, Conservationist Absolutely Livid
According to a new analysis, Britain's urban hedgehogs show signs of recovery, while rural populations have dropped by as much as 75 percent in certain areas in only 20 years.
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Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice: Severe Weather Warnings Issued to England and Across the UK
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Environmental Agency Allegedly Told Staff to Ignore Reports on Low-Impact Pollution Due to Budgetary Reasons
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Wild Bison are Returning to the UK
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38 Premises in the UK Face a ‘Phenomenal Level’ of Bird Flu
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