SCIENCE

The muscle suit can carry up to 30kg in weight to prevent work-related injuries.

DECC announces 65% cut on last day before Christmas recess.

Lakes are warming at a quicker rate than the atmosphere and the ocean.

Nasa is preparing to launch a rocket into space to study The Great Barred Spiral Galaxy.

'Although merry and intriguing, these findings should be interpreted with caution'.

Opposition parties claim government has done a U-turn by allowing fracking in national parks.

The 'sail' would have been used to store fat or regulate temperature.

Westwood and husband Andreas Kronthaler strip off in protest video to end ecocide.

Getting giant pandas to mate is notoriously difficult – so giving them a choice of partners is the way forward.

New research shows Hermaphroditus was idolised among Roman men, despite previous belief.

British astronaut Peake starts his six-month mission on the International Space Station.

Sydney was struck by a rare tornado, bringing down walls, trees and power lines and ripping off roofs.

Swedish study traces dog domestication origin to Southeast Asia.

Storm bringing fastest winds ever recorded in New South Wales lashed Sydney on 16 December.

The new software allows the AI system to identify handwritten alphabets as quickly as humans can do.

Research shows giant waves can occur in the deep ocean, without any prior warning or cause.

Zoo gave the great apes presents filled with their favourite snacks.

Research shows the speed that a galaxy spins affects how it looks through a telescope.

Arctic Report Card shows highest air temperatures and least amount of ice cover, since records began in 1979.

After the fork was removed, the turtle paused for a few moments but then quickly began to move back to the ocean.

A Saharna dust cloud is expected to cover London and parts of southern and eastern England.

The first explosion took place before sunrise, followed by two blasts at 8.06am and 11.41am local time.

Peake successfully launched into space at 11.03am with fellow astronauts Tim Kopra and Yuri Malenchenko.

Twitter explodes with Photoshopped photos of Cameron watching the Peake launch.

It was a successful launch for Tim Peake, as the Soyuz TMA-19M heads for the International Space Station.

It is the first time they have cloned so many animals simultaneously.

Typhoon locally known as Nona leaves trail of death and destruction as it reaches island of Mindoro.

British astronaut Tim Peake will head to the International Space Station at 11.03am GMT.

Southern and eastern parts of England could see high levels of pollution this week.