SCIENCE

Cern announces problems with restart of LHC but assures 'signs are good' for second run.

Smith remains highly sceptical over shale oil extraction.

Researchers find significant personality differences in personality by British region.

The reburial ceremony of Richard III will be held at Leicester Cathedral on Thursday 26 March.

A Mars One finalist says preference is given to candidates who donate the most money, rather than astronauts

Genetic profile of Americans 'more complex than previously thought'

Brian May says scientific expert opinion is missing from debates in parliament.

Kibo Robot Project developed world's first robot astronaut to understand human/robot co-existence.

Experts warn that Africa faces a poaching crisis that is likely to see a further decline in the number of wild elephants.

Nitrogen and carbon monoxide are the two molecules on which the latest evidences have been built.

Panel has noted that Scotland has for the third time exceeded its climate target.

The 28,000-year-old remains of the mammoth were well-preserved in ice but finding intact cells is difficult.

Jupiter's migration is behind the weird structure of our solar system, scientists say

Scientists solve 350-year-old mystery of stellar collision with Apex telescope.

Physicists say the LHC could be used to uncover real universes in extra dimensions.

Scientists discover impact zone of huge meteorite that struck Earth more than 300 million years ago

Scientists move closer to recreating woolly mammoth DNA.

Deadly Asian fungus released in UK to try and combat Himalayan Balsam – one of 2,000 alien species

UK has seen an increase in the number of giant Spanish slugs in Kent and East Anglia.

Did life on Earth really originate on Mars?

The incident occurred near Stavropol, where a silent white and blue flash illuminated the night sky for a few seconds.

Environmental groups WWF and Greenpeace criticising Australian PM's plan to save the Great Barrier Reef.

Super-tides are expected across the south coast of England and northern France after solar eclipse

The shrinking ice cover has been largely affected by man-induced global warming.

People who have plentiful access to water are encouraged to try not turning on their taps all day.

More than 150 families live at the Anlong Pi dump, scavenging for useful items in the rubbish.

Winners include the northern lights shimmering over a reindeer herder's tent, complete with satellite dish.

The eclipse for 2015 is over and we won't be getting another solar eclipse above the UK until 2026.

Miserable weather ruined the celestial event for millions of Londoners.