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Glastonbury 2016: Hangovers, mud and tractor rescue services – the festival clean-up begins

Many of those who have been dancing to LCD Soundsystem and Chvrches are heading home – or at least to the nearest shower.

Borneo's 37,000-year-old Deep Skull not related to Indigenous Australians

'Game-changing' analysis of 37,000-year-old skull questions ideas on prehistoric settlement of Pacific island.

Nasa's Juno mission: Spacecraft nears Jupiter as spectacular images of planet released

Infrared shots taken with Very Large Telescope will help create a high-resolution map of gas giant.

Pompeii: Remains of four teens killed in volcanic eruption discovered in shop near ancient city

Archaeologists have discovered remains of young adults in the ashes of a Pompeii workshop along with golden coins and jewellery.

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Anti-fracking farmers stage world's longest protest in Australia

A convoy of vehicles made a 5,800km-long protest in areas across the country

Korea: Skeleton with unusually long, narrow skull from ancient Silla Kingdom discovered

Skeleton of female was discovered in a traditional wooden coffin in Gyeongju.

China: Aftermath of tornado and hailstorm that killed 98 and injured over 800 in Jiangsu province

Deadly tornado and hailstorm flattened houses near Yancheng city, a few hours' drive north of Shanghai.

Siberia's larch forest lagging behind climate change by several thousand years

Previous ice ages can inform us about how quickly vegetation evolves with climate change.

Hubble spots huge dark vortex on Neptune for the first time in 21st century

Dark vortex in Neptune's atmosphere caused by high-pressure systems.

Women kill differently to men

Women are more likely to kill in their own homes and the victims are often men they know.

'A devastating legacy': Reactions to Brexit from the UK science community

How scientists and institutions have responded to the result of the EU Referendum.

Banteay Chhmar: How Cambodia's ancient cities are boosting tourism and community development

As vast ancient cities are discovered, sustainable tourism is helping conserve Cambodia's cultural heritage.

4 vegetables grown on Mars-like soil found safe for human consumption

Further tests are pending on six of the 10 crops of vegetables and cereals grown on 'Mars' soil.

About 2500 animals from Buenos Aires zoo to be moved as authorities decide to shut it down

Mayor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta says the zoo will be converted into an ecological park when it reopens later this year.

Florida: More than 240 alligators on Disney World land 'caught and killed' in last decade

The data emerges after an alligator killed a two-year-old boy.

Solar Impulse: Solar powered plane lands in Seville after trans-Atlantic flight

Impulse took 71 hours to cross the Atlantic as part of the first ever fuel-less flight around the world.

Macaque monkeys get picky about their pals as they get older

Like humans, monkeys may become more selective about who they spend time with when they age.

Liquid ocean could be lurking beneath Pluto's icy surface

New Horizons data suggests Pluto's ocean may not have frozen yet.

EU referendum: Heavy rain and flooding cause travel chaos in London and south-east

We round up the best photos and videos of the flooding in London and the south-east.

EU border fences pose 'major threat' to wildlife

Razor wire fences obstructing animals from vital seasonal resources, study says.

Ridiculed screwworm fly scientists posthumously honoured for work on insect control

The Golden Goose Awards will honour scientists for coming up with 'sterile insect technique'.

Wyoming: Mother grizzly 399 mourns death of bear cub Snowy after suspected hit-and-run in park

The cub, potentially 399's last ever offspring, was struck and killed by a car on Sunday night (19 June).

Ancient Greek naval base key to Battle of Salamis discovered off Athens coast

The 2,500-year-old naval base was home to battleships and played a crucial role in the defence of Greece.

Glastonbury 2016: Traffic chaos, weather and mud create misery for festival-goers

Photos of revellers dragging their possessions through deep at Glastonbury 2016.

Rio Olympics: Peta condemns killing of jaguar during torch ceremony

Jaguar, named Juma, was shot after it went loose and attacked soldier.

Isro launches 20 satellites in record PSLV mission

Indian space agency successfully launches PSLV from Sriharikotain southern India.

Tim Peake: UK must get involved in human spaceflight now or risk falling too far behind

British ESA astronaut holds first press conference on Earth after spending six months on the ISS.

4. The Pyramids of Giza, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world and built around 2600 B.C

Ancient Egypt: Great pyramid of Giza lopsided 'thanks to building error'

New measurements at Giza have revealed that the Great Pyramid may not have an exactly square base.

Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi gives moving performance while floating in the Arctic Ocean

Einaudi and Greenpeace want to urge governments attending OSPAR to create a new Arctic protected area.

Towering inferno: Dramatic photos of wildfires raging close to Los Angeles

Wildfires rage near Los Angeles during an intense heatwave and ongoing drought.

Nasa's Juno spacecraft is about to peer under the clouds of Jupiter

Despite being the biggest planet in the solar system, we know very little about Jupiter.

Finding Dory: More than 100,000 urge Disney to take action to protect blue tang fish

Experts have warned that the movie could impact the blue tang fish population and the marine ecosystem.

Tim Peake: Watch ESA astronaut's first press conference after return from space live online

Peake will give his first-hand report about his time on board the International Space Station.

Vital California kelp forests vanishing due to global warming

Aerial surveys reveal 93% of kelp canopy north of San Francisco disappeared between 2008 to 2014.

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