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Japan's space agency has set dates for its plan to explore the surface of an asteroid with robots.

The technique was used to restore a protein that people with the condition are unable to make.

All shops in England would have to implement the charge under proposals announced by the PM.

The "distressed" seal was pictured with a fishing hook in the edge of its eye on Sunday.

Wider access to wi-fi on trains and the use of mobile phones has extended the working day, a study says.

Scientists have used a neural network to determine the pattern of earthquake aftershocks

A dolphin in the Firth of Clyde may be exchanging messages with porpoises.

A fireball - believed to be a meteor - has lit up the sky near Perth in Western Australia.

Scientists find that goats are drawn to humans with happy facial expressions.

UK ministers set aside £92m to study the feasibility of a sovereign satellite-navigation system.

Cases are slashed thanks to a new system that predicts where outbreaks will occur.

Why are millions of people watching videos of men in woods demonstrating "primitive technology"?

The UK's own satellite navigation system project is to get a £92m boost, an official tells the BBC.

A new technique is helping turn dogs at one Kenyan port into super-sniffers.

Dinosaurs may have their DNA to thank for why they stuck around so long on Earth.

One of the world’s most endangered birds has lost its sense of direction. So a team of humans are flying aircraft over 1,000km with a flock of birds behind them.

Scientists have found evidence that confirms turtles once lived without shells.

Yes, Antarctica has (and needs) a fire department. Megan Branson spent three seasons there as a fire-fighter/paramedic.

Why are music festivals increasingly becoming a venue for science as well as bands?

The Royal Statistical Society wants people to send in their favourite stat of 2018 for a competition.