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Cicadas. an awful lot of them. these insects burrow into the ground for 17 years before they emerge to mate and lay eggs. a few weeks later, they die, leaving their exoskeletons. there are several different groups of cicadas across the us and they emerge in different years. this one, so—called brood ten, is the largest — around 1.5 million cicadas per acre, we think. that makes billions in the whole brood, and those billions will burrow their way out of the ground in these 15 states over the next few weeks. already, though, there have been sightings. cicadas aren't like locusts. they don't...

The latest official figures. the number of cases for the week to tuesday could be twice as high as previously thought when they're factored in. an it error has been blamed. hospitals in northern ireland are continuing to face severe pressures after ambulances were made to queue outside emergency departments. the ambulance service claims that at one point, a hospital in antrim was so full, that doctors were forced to treat patients in the 17 emergency vehicles queueing up outside. scientists at the royal botanic gardens in london have named more than 150 new plants and fungi this year. they inc...

Marcus rashford and his mum, mel. toy shops say delays at british ports and across the international supply chain means thousands of gifts might not arrive in time for christmas. retailers and food manufacturers want mps to urgently investigate the disruption, which has been blamed on a number of issues, including brexit stockpiling. the united nations has added the north african dish couscous to its list of the world's intangible cultural heritage. tunisia, algeria, morocco, and mauritania submitted couscous to unesco together, in a joint bid. their arab maghreb union, which also includes lib...

The robot craft, which didn't have any crew on board, spent three weeks in space, gathering rocks and soil. the capsule carrying the samples touched down in the northern region of inner mongolia earlier. scientists hope the material will help them understand more about the structure and history of the moon. a chinese flag was planted on the lunar surface. that is not the lunar surface, because those are people walking around without spacesuits. just be clear, they didn't break any precedence. i thought, clear, they didn't break any precedence. ithought, there clear, they didn't break any prece...