
A no-deal Brexit could lead to a catastrophe for science in the UK
11 July 2018
The flurry of cabinet resignations in the aftermath of the Chequers agreement leaves the UK at serious risk of crashing out of the EU without a deal

11 July 2018
The flurry of cabinet resignations in the aftermath of the Chequers agreement leaves the UK at serious risk of crashing out of the EU without a deal

11 July 2018
Compiled by Richard Smyth

11 July 2018
Archaeologists have been given a unique opportunity to peel back the layers of history lying under Amsterdam, finding more than 700,000 objects that cover centuries

11 July 2018
Lawmakers want to clamp down on automated social media accounts before they affect elections, but innocent and benign bots could get caught in the crossfire

11 July 2018
What is the function of the fuzz on the skin of a peach? And is a nectarine a bald peach or a peach a fuzzy nectarine?

11 July 2018
During the recent total solar eclipse in the US, I overlapped my hands, using the gaps between my fingers to form "pinholes". Just before the start of totality, someone noticed that the shadows formed through this "pinhole camera" onto a whiteboard were...

11 July 2018
Plus: fish drown in drink, pet pundits predict points, terrorists ban plastic bags, rats make a million rupee nest, and more

11 July 2018
Mathematical models of conflict are seductive, but we shouldn’t throw out the lessons of the past, warns David Betz

11 July 2018
Why do some fish sport beautiful colours? Can they feel pain? What’s special about lanternfish? The piscine world is awash with surprises, reveals a new book

11 July 2018
From oxygen shortages to divisive factions, Mark Nelson recalls the challenges of two years in the Biosphere 2 ecosystem – and the media circus it spawned