SCIENCE

The Golden Goose Awards will honour scientists for coming up with 'sterile insect technique'.

The cub, potentially 399's last ever offspring, was struck and killed by a car on Sunday night (19 June).

The 2,500-year-old naval base was home to battleships and played a crucial role in the defence of Greece.

Photos of revellers dragging their possessions through deep at Glastonbury 2016.

Jaguar, named Juma, was shot after it went loose and attacked soldier.

Indian space agency successfully launches PSLV from Sriharikotain southern India.

British ESA astronaut holds first press conference on Earth after spending six months on the ISS.

New measurements at Giza have revealed that the Great Pyramid may not have an exactly square base.

Einaudi and Greenpeace want to urge governments attending OSPAR to create a new Arctic protected area.

Wildfires rage near Los Angeles during an intense heatwave and ongoing drought.

Despite being the biggest planet in the solar system, we know very little about Jupiter.

Experts have warned that the movie could impact the blue tang fish population and the marine ecosystem.

Peake will give his first-hand report about his time on board the International Space Station.

Aerial surveys reveal 93% of kelp canopy north of San Francisco disappeared between 2008 to 2014.

Large-scale motion at fault system predicted by models confirmed through analysis of GPS records.

"He doesn't harm anyone and is in no way a pest – he brightens a lot of people's days," says petition.

Newly discovered exoplanet 500 light years away is just five to ten million years old.

The solar-powered plane is attempting to circle the globe to raise awareness for cleaner technology.

Mining, agriculture, construction of dams are some of the drivers for environmental activists getting killed.

Catastrophic die-off in 2015 saw 200,000 saiga antelopes disappear in Kazakhstan.

It's been 86 years since anyone lived on St Kilda, after the tough way of life had become unsustainable.

The country's usual monsoon period has escalated into a human disaster on the scale of 1998.

After Finding Nemo was released in 2003, nearly 1 million Clownfish were sold in the US alone.

Only 90,000 giraffes still roam the African plains, far fewer than the endangered African elephant, according to Sir David Attenborough.

Buried treasure was discovered by metal detector group Team Rainbow in Vejen, Jutland.

What's next for Major Peake after his out of this world experience?

Tim Peake, Tim Kopra and Yuri Malenchenko return to Earth safely from the ISS.

Peake is the first British European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut to visit the International Space Station.

June's full moon – also called the strawberry moon – will be seen worldwide on same day as summer solstice.