Russia trying to hijack hardware, claim US and UK
18 April 2018
The UK and the US issued a joint statement this week saying that Russia is actively trying to hijack computers and networking hardware for espionage purposes
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March for Science 2018 hosts rallies worldwide
18 April 2018
The March for Science returned in its second year with rallies around the globe in support of science-based policies
Our grandchildren may never see the Great Barrier Reef recover
18 April 2018
The reef has been so severely damaged by record ocean heat that it has had no chance to recover fully - and may never be the same again.
We need hope, not eulogies, for the Great Barrier Reef
18 April 2018
Writing obituaries for the world’s greatest coral reef is attention-grabbing but scientifically wrong and ethically irresponsible
The fight for gender equality can be informed by science
18 April 2018
With the rise of movements like #MeToo, now is a good time to ask why the patriarchy exists and why it persists
Mavericks are belittling statins – here’s why they’re wrong
18 April 2018
Drugs designed to cut the risk of heart disease are being talked down amid a worrying lack of use by people who could benefit from them, says Anthony Warner
UK failing child refugees because we can’t reliably verify age
18 April 2018
Two-thirds of child refugees whose age is disputed turn out to be adults, according to the UK government – but there's no definitive way to determine age
Punk turtle can breathe through its genitals
18 April 2018
A turtle with spiky green hair can extract oxygen from water using its genitals, and is one of the most unique reptiles alive today
Most UK plants will flower at once in short ‘condensed spring’
17 April 2018
Plants in the UK are set to blaze into flower virtually simultaneously, because flowering has been delayed two weeks by the unusually cold weather
How Facebook let a friend pass my data to Cambridge Analytica
16 April 2018
Facebook has been alerting users whose data ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica – and our reporter Timothy Revell is one of the unlucky millions
