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Queen's University scientists design a flexible long-life battery that could be used in pacemakers.

Berries are appearing early this year - and promise to last much longer than usual, according to experts.

Emergency crews have begun an oil spill clean-up after an oil tanker sank close to the island of Salamis.

The RNLI closed Perranporth beach due to the large number of jellyfish-like creatures.

A photographer wins a legal fight against an animal rights group over a "monkey selfie" photograph.

Researchers and LGBT groups clash over facial recognition tech that supposedly spots gay people.

A vaccination programme to stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis is also restarting.

The Cassini spacecraft is about to send itself towards destruction in the ringed planet's atmosphere.

A door-opening method that involves using the "wrong" hand should be taught to drivers, groups say.

Figures from the government are seen as a milestone in the advance of renewable energy.

Why, in the mission to improve the health of man's best friend, scientists say greedy Labradors are at the head of the pack.

Scientists ask whether everyone should have the right to become a "transhumanist" by modifying our bodies with technology.

Animals and plants may be living in warm caves under Antarctica's ice, according to a study.

Scientists warn of potential hazards from modern structures with large expanses of glass or mirrors.

The International Space Station and an advanced weather satellite capture the deadly hurricane over Earth.

Lithium-ion batteries that are resistant to exploding or igniting have been developed by scientists in the US.

Would British forensic science benefit from having its own outdoor laboratory to study human decomposition?

A national study shows that R&D grants to firms significantly boosts growth and creates jobs.

A wine producer in the Burgundy region of France blames climate change for this year's low yield.

The unique Perlan 2 glider reaches over 54,000ft in the skies above Argentina.