North Korea has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment, as well as nuclear and long-range missile tests, in return for food aid from the US, officials say.

Physicists take a step forward in their efforts to understand why the Universe is dominated by matter, not its shadowy counterpart antimatter.

North Korea has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment, as well as nuclear and long-range missile tests, in return for food aid from the US, officials say.

North Korea has agreed to suspend uranium enrichment, as well as nuclear and long-range missile tests, in return for food aid from the US, officials say.

The public are invited to study data from telescopes which could point to extraterrestrial life forms.

Four people working in South Africa’s Kruger National Park are arrested in connection with rhino poaching, the country’s national parks body says.

Oldbury nuclear power station near Bristol, the oldest operating in the UK, is to stop generating electricity after 45 years.

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The Indian government charges four non-governmental organisations with allegedly diverting foreign funds to support protests against a nuclear plant.

Tyrannosaurus rex had the most powerful bite of any creature that has ever walked the Earth, a digital model of the dinosaur’s skull reveals.

Renewable energy targets must not be „blown off course” by US tycoon Donald Trump’s protests, environmental group WWF Scotland says.

What next for nuclear power station after switch-off?

The captain and navigation officer of a cargo ship which ploughed into a reef off New Zealand last October plead guilty to several charges.

Researchers publish the complete genome of 5,300-year-old Oetzi the „Iceman”, revealing his eye colour, blood type and a number of his ailments.

A young otter is being looked after by an animal welfare charity after being found inside a seafood restaurant.

Venus’ spin is slowing down, adding six and a half minutes to its day and scientists don’t know why.

BBC goes inside Fukushima’s nuclear plant

An investigation by St George’s University and Horniman Museum in London has finally revealed how mermen and mermaid relics (sometimes referred to as „monkey fish”) may have been made.

The Nepalese government will seek international funding and expertise to measure the height of Mount Everest and settle a long-running dispute.

Free runners are being put through an assault course at the University of Birmingham to help with the conservation of a rare ape.

Why the UK’s economic health depends on engineers

The cassava plant could help farmers in Africa cope with climate change because of its ability to thrive in hot temperatures, a scientific report says.