Killing thousands more badgers won't eradicate TB in cattle
14 September 2017
An extended badger cull in England to try to curb bovine TB is a poor decision. It's time to call off the guns, says ecologist Rosie Woodroffe
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It's a disgrace there are no women on UK's key science committee
13 September 2017
When the main science committee in the UK parliament turned out to be devoid of women MPs, a backlash was inevitable, says Lara Williams
These are the three biggest obstacles for a Brexit science deal
13 September 2017
The government says it wants to preserve EU science ties in a Brexit settlement but fails to acknowledge the major stumbling blocks ahead, says Mike Galsworthy
You could finally control your Facebook data if UK law is passed
7 August 2017
Data protection overhaul means you can soon ask companies to delete your entire social media history or personal information – and breaches of the new law will carry heftier fines
You’re wrong, Amber Rudd – encryption is for ‘real people’
1 August 2017
The UK home secretary has claimed that end-to-end encryption only aids terrorists with something to hide. She’s mistaken – here's how it benefits all of us
Now North Sea cod is sustainable, is it really ok to eat?
20 July 2017
The bounceback of North Sea cod means you can now buy guilt-free, but Brexit and climate change could threaten its fragile recovery
Brexiteers must not risk UK’s nuclear future by leaving Euratom
12 July 2017
If the UK leaves Europe’s nuclear regulator when it quits the EU, it risks disrupting nuclear fuel supplies and even cancer treatments, warns Alex Connor
UK foxes thankfully spared the baying pack, unlike Theresa May
20 June 2017
One good outcome of the hung parliament chaos will be a Queen's speech devoid of an utterly unscientific vow to resume fox-hunting, says Stephen Harris
To steal an advantage in the Brexit talks try a Superman pose
14 June 2017
In Brexit negotiations, tricks of body and mind may boost the chances of David Davis and his team. They need all the help they can get, says William Lee Adams
Science and climate face uncertain future in post-election UK
13 June 2017
Michael Gove's promotion and the need to rely on the DUP could make tackling global warming and listening to scientific advice low priorities for the UK’s new government
