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The weather company has warned Brits to expect freezing temperatures which could dip below zero degrees starting from Monday

While today is set to be mostly dry and sunny with highs of 14C to 16C, Met Eireann says it will turn 'quite chilly' overnight. The cooler weather will continue into next week with heavy rain forecast at times, before turning milder and unsettled next weekend.

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: Thwaites Glacier: the melting, Antarctic monster of sea level rise, published on September 22, 2022.

The mercury soared to new heights in July and August. But as we near the end of September, Polar air is set to sweep down over Ireland causing temperatures to plummet, according to Met Eireann.

This episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast is about the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica. Thwaites is among the largest glaciers on Earth and one of the single most important factors for future global sea level rise. We talk to three experts about what makes Thwaites so uniquely significant, why it’s…

Forecasters suggest snow flurries could fall in northern parts of Scotland in the coming days with wet and windy weather hitting many parts of the UK

Scientists used satellite images and more than 300,000 volunteers to count Weddell seals, a key Southern Ocean indicator species

Sustainable salmon sounds wonderful but how realistic is it really? In search of the answer, Hannah Twiggs flies beyond the Arctic circle to meet the fish farmers combining underwater lasers with age-old techniques

Despite the majority of the Kremlin's forces being engaged in Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, Moscow has continued to carry out high-profile military drills like those seen this week in Russia's icy Arctic waters

Russian nuclear-powered submarines fired cruise missiles in the Arctic on Friday as part of military drills designed to test Moscow's readiness for a possible conflict in its icy northern waters, the defence ministry said.

A priest accused of sexually abusing Inuit children when he missioned in their Canadian Arctic community has told alleged victims and relatives who traveled to France to confront him that he won’t go back to Canada to be questioned