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Top mathematics prize and £495,000 for Briton who solved Fermat’s Last Theorem

British mathematician has been awarded one of the discipline’s top prizes for solving a numerical problem that baffled experts for three centuries. Sir Andrew Wiles,...

Astronaut Scott Kelly is retiring from Nasa now that he’s completed his year in space

After spending a year orbiting the Earth from a distance of 220 miles, Scott Kelly has decided to retire from Nasa at the end...

SpaceX launches satellite yet fails again to land rocket on barge

SpaceX has another launch under its belt, but not another rocket landing. The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket blasted off carrying a broadcasting satellite for Luxembourg-based...

Storm Jake is on its way… bringing snow, ice and 70mph winds

Ice, snow and 70mph winds are set to blight the Wednesday morning commute as Storm Jake sweeps in, forecasters have said. The Met Office has...

England has just had its warmest winter since 1869

It might not have felt like it at times, but we’ve just had the warmest winter in a long, long time. With temperatures this winter...

Penguins die as giant iceberg blocks easy route to the sea – and food

An estimated 150,000 Adelie penguins have died in Antarctica after a giant iceberg blocked their main access to food, according to research. Penguins in Cape...

Biologist warns IVF could be a health disaster to match junk food

Assisted reproduction is an “evolutionary experiment” that could prove as big a health disaster as junk food, a scientist has warned. Dr Pascal Gagneux, an...

Sakurajima volcano erupts spectacularly in Japan

One of Japan’s most active volcanoes has erupted spectacularly with a fiery blast that sent lava rolling down its slopes. Japanese television showed an orange...

‘Nothing can be done’ to save sperm whale stranded on Norfolk beach

A stricken sperm whale which washed up on a beach in Norfolk is unlikely to survive because it’s too big to be lifted or...

UK gives scientists go-ahead to genetically modify human embryos

Scientists have been given permission to genetically modify human embryos for the first time in the UK. The UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA)...

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