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The ex-Magpies striker scored on his return to St James' Park last season

The Bees enjoyed reminding their twitter following that Manchester City are not the only time to enjoy a 4-0 lead over Manchester United at the half-time stage this season

From tomato dust to snail pellets, Australia takes a much more relaxed approach to household pesticide use than other countries

Bournemouth were left fuming to be denied a penalty amid a 0-0 Premier League grind with Brentford.

The National Bee Unit has confirmed sightings of Asian Hornets in the Rayleigh area of Essex - the first time the invasive species has been spotted in the UK since April

European Union governments have agreed to reduce the residue limits for two pesticides that harm bees, a move that will mainly impact agricultural producers seeking to export food or animal feed to the bloc.

Children's favourite activities include drawing, colouring, or playing in sand or mud - but parents would rather read to them or play with building blocks

The NSW government will target feral bee colonies in a red zone in the Hunter Valley from next week, using the insecticide fipronil at baiting stations.

Children's favourite activities include drawing, colouring, or playing in sand or mud - but parents would rather read to them or play with building blocks

My eponymous co-blogger Eugene Volokh has called attention to a case that involves the question whether a bumble bee is a "fish" for purposes of a California statute. This kind of problem of surprising statutory scope comes up often (mischief rule to the rescue!). This particular case brought to mind…

It's a life far removed from the corporate existence Alyson lived just a couple of years ago, before her father's sudden death plunged her into despair.