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Government plans to make test drilling as easy as building a conservatory outrage fracking's critics.

But projectile boulders are not the only hazard facing islanders near the erupting Mount Kilauea.

Britain is being taken to the European Court of Justice over persistent breaches of pollution limits.

Britain is being taken to the European Court of Justice over persistent breaches of pollution limits.

The very first stars to shine in the Universe left a tell-tale trace in a far-distant galaxy.

The very first stars to shine in the Universe left a tell-tale trace in a far-distant galaxy.

Three insecticides blamed for bee colony collapses will be restricted to greenhouses.

Three insecticides blamed for bee colony collapses will be restricted to greenhouses.

Some progress has been made in encouraging girls to study A-level physics, but not enough, says report.

Some progress has been made in encouraging girls to study A-level physics, but not enough, says report.

Researchers discover an unexplained rise in a compound that is highly destructive to the ozone layer.

Researchers discover an unexplained rise in a compound that is highly destructive to the ozone layer.

London's Science Museum unveils a replica of the probe Europe will send to the inner-most planet.

Campaigners force a referendum on the future use of synthetic pesticides in Switzerland.

More than 27,000 people applied for 1,000 public places at the scientist's Westminster Abbey service.

Testing of the 1,000mph car is pushed back ahead of next year's attempt on the land speed record.

More than 1,600 IT specialists and engineers offered jobs in the UK were denied visas between last December and March, BBC News has learned.

Dinosaurs may have used a unique nesting strategy to prevent their eggs from being crushed.

Two parliamentary committees say ill-thought out policies have driven down clean energy investment.

After last years first test runs, the Bloodhound supersonic car is being rebuilt ready to go faster still.