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Fears for wildlife as oil spill reaches NZ coast

10.10.11
Oil from a ship stranded on a reef off New Zealand has begun washing ashore. Fist-sized clumps have been found on Mount Maunganui beach on North Island. ... more

Cairn shares drop as second Arctic well comes up dry

13.09.11
Shares in Cairn Energy drop 9% as the oil explorer again fails to strike crude in its controversial drilling campaign off the coast of Greenland... more

Fox is top of the tree for climbing skills

05.09.11
This fox branched out for a spot of sunbathing - at the top of a 30-foot tree... more

The clubs that strip women of their dignity

31.08.11
"Girls: you do know what type of establishment this is, don't you?" asked the bouncer, as my friend and I walked into Secrets lapdancing club in Euston... more

Greenpeace cheers as Cairn comes up dry in Greenland

03.08.11
It's dry! The least-favourite phrase of the oil explorers was uttered today by Cairn Energy, sending the Arctic driller down 18.8p to 333.9p... more

'Tin hat time' for traders as investors flee to safe havens

18.07.11
When everything is going to pot, stock up on precious metals, fags and chips... more

Cairn Energy begins Arctic drills amid protests

03.06.11
Cairn Energy begins drilling at two Arctic wells as it prepares for a court battle with environmental campaigners to try to prevent disruption to its Greenland operations ... more

Cairn catches a cold in wake of Arctic rig stunt by Greenpeace

31.05.11
A potent combination of a Greenpeace protest and worries over the sale of a stake in a subsidiary made Cairn Energy the worst-performing blue chip today... more

Shire's plunge caused by fat fingers on thin trading day

26.04.11
A "fat-finger" trade as the market opened briefly sent Shire down almost 10%... more

Cairn Energy takes the lead role as oils fire up a quiet day

28.03.11
The gods of black gold were smiling on the City today as the oil sector provided three of the day's biggest winners... more

Greenland offers a bizarre eco vision

02.02.11
Oh dear. It's rare for the National to come a cropper with new writing but every so often a howler like the late, unlamented Fram or Greenland slips through the quality control nets... more

Activists hijack 44 BP London petrol stations as oil giant hit by record losses

27.07.10
BP paid the price for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill with the biggest loss in British industrial history... more

Prince Charles arrives at Glastonbury Festival

24.06.10
Prince of Wales greeted at the Glastonbury Festival by founder Michael Eavis on 40th anniversary... more

Nothing to smile about in Petropolis

14.05.10
A commission from Greenpeace Canada,Petropolis is is subtitled Aerial Perspectives on the Alberta Tar Sands... more

Greenpeace competition to build fortress to stop Heathrow expansion

28.01.10
An 'impenetrable' fortress is to be built in a bid to stop the expansion of Heathrow airport... more

Commons roof protester praises family’s support

13.10.09
Mother-of-three who led a protest on the House of Commons roof admits her family are 'baffled' by her climate stunts... more

We got here so easily, says mother in rooftop climate change protest

12.10.09
Eco-activists reveal how easily they breached House of Commons security, as the ringleader was unveiled as a 40-year-old mother of three... more

VIDEO: Greenpeace protesters evade police in Kingsnorth 'hijacking'

22.06.09
Greenpeace protesters in dramatic stand-off with police as they defy efforts to remove them from coal freighter at Kingsnorth power station... more

VIDEO: Greenpeace volunteers shut down Kingsnorth power station

22.06.09
Watch a video of six Greenpeace volunteers who shut down Kingsnorth power station, in protest at the government's plans to build a new generation of coal-fired power plants... more

Green activists warn of 'almighty battle' ahead

15.01.09
Environmental groups warned Heathrow bosses to expect years of disruption to prevent the construction of a third runway ... more

Thousands sign up to buy slice of third runway site

13.01.09
Thousands of people have signed up to join the campaign against the third Heathrow runway by buying part of a field near the airport... more

You can’t build even bigger airports and still go green, Gordon

08.12.08
There are red faces at BAA after today’s Stansted protest but the real damage is to ministers’ claims about fighting climate change... more

Extra 10 million passengers a year to fly at Stansted

09.10.08
Transport Secretary Geoff Hoon has delighted business but angered green groups by allowing Stansted airport an extra 10 million passengers a year... more

Environment

08.10.08
Once an area ignored by politicians, it is now a key issue with battles such as airport expansion taking centre stage ... more

Nuclear power puts Gordon in a devil of a fix

12.06.08
Gordon Brown is going to face some tough confrontations over his nuclear policies... more

Ministers facing all-out fight over Heathrow data

10.03.08
The Government is facing a legal battle over its plans to expand Heathrow amid fresh claims it colluded with the airport to hide noise and pollution increases... more

Peer's grandson among the new Greens

27.02.08
They are the new pin-ups of the green movement - the young campaigners who today clambered atop the Palace of Westminster to protest at plans to expand Heathrow... more

Commons protest: Inside job

27.02.08
The hunt is on for the insider who helped demonstrators get on the House of Commons roof... more


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