Britain's record-breaking heatwave is drawing to a close as cooler Atlantic air sweeps in, though the south-east faces one final scorching stretch before relief arrives.
A groundbreaking legal concept that saved a Spanish lagoon may now offer a lifeline to Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles.
A devastating heatwave sweeps across Europe, breaking all-time temperature records in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands while claiming hundreds of lives.
New research reveals that fructose and glucose trigger entirely different brain responses, shedding light on why some sweeteners drive hunger more than others.
Researchers in Japan have developed a solid-state material capable of converting visible sunlight into UV light, unlocking new possibilities for clean technology and solar-powered applications.
The UK has broken its hottest June temperature record twice in a single week, triggering school closures, transport chaos, and serious health warnings.
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela in quick succession, and scientists believe separate fault lines may be to blame in this seismically complex region.
A local council leader has written to ministers demanding urgent action after forever chemicals were detected at levels 43,000 times above safety limits near a former RAF base in Oxfordshire.
Scientists uncover pink salty clouds on an exoplanet, surprising family structures in ancient human relatives, and the evolutionary roots of laughter.
A powerful Pacific tsunami gave NASA's SWOT satellite its first major test — and the results rewrote what scientists thought they knew about giant waves.
Older adults saw real improvements in memory and physical performance after taking placebo pills — even when they knew the pills were completely fake.
Scientists have discovered why a rare liver cancer resists immunotherapy — and found an existing FDA-approved drug that may finally break through its defenses.