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An investigation is under way after the deaths of thousands of fish on the Rochdale Canal in Greater Manchester.
A House of Lords report on the Common Fisheries Policy rules out helping fishermen with high fuel costs.
Anglers in the Isle of Man can fish for rainbow trout into the winter as part of a trial by the government.
The source of a chemical leak which killed thousands of fish in a Cumbrian river is identified.
A fibre firm is ordered to review procedures after a chemical spill killed fish in a Borders river.
A grunting fish helps scientists to date the origins of vocal sounds to about 400 million years ago.
A five-strong fisheries inspecting team including two Royal Navy sailors are rescued after their boat capsizes along the Dorset coast.
Pilgrim's boss tells fans need to get use to losing top flight players to Premier League sides.
At least one hundred fish have been found dead in a river in County Tyrone.
The EU is to release emergency aid worth up to two billion euros (£1.6bn) to help the struggling fishing industry.
Five years without fishing around the UK's Lundy Island have led to revival of its lobsters and other sea life.
A sewage works leak is thought to have caused a fish kill in which hundreds of brown trout were killed on a County Antrim river.
Fishermen across Japan mount a rare one-day strike to protest against rising fuel costs.
An unknown pollutant kills every fish in a four-mile stretch of river, the Environment Agency says.
A venue for Scotland's newest film festival is set against a town's unusual history.
Spain offers legal, temporary jobs to would-be migrants in Senegal - but there are not enough to go round.
Crews from Royal Navy warships seize 23 tonnes of drugs possibly destined for Afghanistan.
A bull is rescued from a swimming pool by firefighters after it escapes from its enclosure and charges into the water.
A third of the world's reef-building coral species are facing extinction, the first global assessment shows.
