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The Prince of Wales arrives at the United for Wildlife (UfW) Global Summit at the Science Museum in London. Picture date: Tuesday October 4, 2022. PA Photo. William is to deliver his first speech since the King bestowed him with his new title. See PA story ROYAL William . Photo credit should read: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Prince of Wales: Too many lives being destroyed by wildlife crime

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has criticised the Science Museum following reports it signed a “gagging clause” with oil giant Shell over sponsorship of one of its exhibitions.

Greta Thunberg criticises Science Museum over reported Shell ‘gagging clause’

Professor Chris Whitty(Photo by Hollie Adams - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

‘We’re not out of the woods yet’: Prof Chris Whitty’s warning ahead of 19 July

Bionic man to go on show at London Science Museum

There’s no junk DNA – it all has a purpose, say scientists

The Scotsman Top Stories

Deadly cladding was identified in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Picture: PA

Minister must outline details of cladding deal with housebuilders in Holyrood

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce the party's net zero energy strategy during a visit to Scotland's oil and gas heartland in Aberdeen next month. Picture: Robert Perry/PA

Labour plan to ban new North Sea oil and gas branded ‘pie in the sky’

Dunoon Grammar School has been hailed as a model for other schools (Picture: Dunoon Grammar School/PA Wire)

Why one secondary school is being hailed as a model for others