Science & Nature
Coral reef: How divers are using antibiotics to save sick corals
Turks and Caicos Islanders are helping protect the reef from the deadliest ever coral sickness.
Fossil fuels: Can humanity really kick its addiction?
Will the transition to a new clean energy system happen quickly, or will we fry the planet first?
COP28: Tuvalu negotiator travelled 8,000 miles to save her home. Can she?
The UN climate talks turn to oceans and a Pacific islander is here to fight for her home.
Tyrannosaur’s last meal was two baby dinosaurs
Remains of baby dinosaurs inside another dinosaur reveal what a young predator ate 75m years ago.
COP28: Five reasons for optimism on climate
Amid all the doom and gloom on climate change, there are some good reasons for cautious optimism.
Anna Mani: Why you need to know this Indian weather scientist
Anna Mani, one of India's first women scientists, broke barriers to blaze a trail in meteorology.
Taiwan: The 'God Flower' vanishing because of climate change
The Dendrobium orchid is sacred to Taiwan's Tsou tribe, but it is getting harder and harder to find.
Climate change: How is my country doing on tackling it?
Find out how the world's major economies are doing on cutting their emissions and what lies ahead.
Why you may not get Kashmir's famed apples easily
Extreme weather and a range of economic hurdles are affecting the region's flourishing apple trade.
COP28: Is the world about to promise to ditch fossil fuels?
COP28 host country the United Arab Emirates is "cautiously optimistic" on a deal to at least reduce them.
Five climate change solutions under the spotlight at COP28
The world is well off track to limit warming to 1.5C, but there have been some encouraging steps.
COP28: Record number of fossil fuel delegates at climate talks
Over 2,400 participants are linked to coal, oil and gas, four times more than attended last year's gathering.
Firefighters rescue injured owl from crows
An injured owl in the Russian city of Smolensk has the good fortune to end up outside a fire station.
Air pollution: map shows 'concrete jungles' more polluted
A Sheffield school is fighting dirty air with trees as new data links their absence to pollution.
Water firm wrongly downgraded pollution events, documents suggest
Leaked papers suggest United Utilities logged dozens of incidents as less serious than they had been.
COP28: Head of UN talks hits back at climate denial claims
The head of the UN climate talks in Dubai says "everything" he is doing is centred on science.
First images capture world's largest iceberg
The UK's polar research vessel visits A23a, an iceberg that's more than twice the size of London.
Record number of girls on Borders College farming course
A record number of female students have started an agriculture course at Borders College.
How weather apps are trying to be more accurate
Forecasters are continuing to offer more real-time updates and personalised recommendations.
Are extreme temperatures threatening live music events?
The death of a fan at a Taylor Swift concert in Rio during throws up challenges for tour promoters.