» Tories to scrap petrol car ban if they win next election
15/12/25 12:44 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The Conservative Party leader says the policy is "destructive" and "economic self-harm".

» Spain's commitment to renewable energy may be in doubt
15/12/25 00:02 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The current government is politically weakened and the opposition wants more use of fossil fuels.

» Geminid meteor shower set to light up sky during weekend peak
12/12/25 07:37 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The meteor shower peaks this weekend with dark skies giving the UK a good chance of seeing them, weather-permitting

» BBC Inside Science
11/12/25 21:00 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
New evidence shows that early neanderthals made fire 350 thousand years before we thought.

» Cameras on killer whales record first evidence of joint hunt with dolphins
11/12/25 18:03 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Researchers say the footage, captured near the North-West Pacific coast, is the first recorded evidence of the two working together.

» Shell facing first UK legal claim over climate impacts of fossil fuels
11/12/25 00:20 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Survivors of a deadly typhoon in the Philippines have filed a claim against the UK's largest oil company.

» Humans cuddle up to meerkats in the monogamy rankings
10/12/25 07:11 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
When it comes to monogamy, humans more closely resemble meerkats and beavers than our primate cousins.

» How monogamous are humans? Scientists compile 'league table' of pairing up
10/12/25 07:11 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
When it comes to monogamy, humans more closely resemble meerkats and beavers than our primate cousins.

» Iain Douglas-Hamilton, pioneering elephant conservationist, dies aged 83
10/12/25 03:37 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
His groundbreaking field research was instrumental in banning the international ivory trade and protecting elephants from poachers.

» Deep-sea mining tests impact over a third of seabed animals - scientists
05/12/25 08:00 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The findings contribute to a controversial debate that pits green technology against the environment.

» Mayor says too many families are 'working poor'
02/12/25 16:46 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Tracy Brabin talks to Radio Leeds about the Budget, COP30 and taxing tourists.

» Death toll in Indonesia floods passes 600
02/12/25 07:10 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Another 500 people are missing, while thousands more have been injured after a cyclone hit the region.

» Cats became our companions much later than you think
27/11/25 20:02 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
In true feline style, cats took their time in deciding when and where to join us on the sofa.

» More North Sea drilling to be allowed in new Labour plan
26/11/25 10:32 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The chancellor will unveil the North Sea Strategy in her Budget speech, the BBC understands.

» What in the World
24/11/25 14:56 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
There was no clear commitment to phase out fossil fuels

» The Climate Question
24/11/25 08:56 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
We're still behind on our global warming targets after the big summit in Brazil.

» COP30: Five key takeaways from a deeply divisive climate summit
23/11/25 00:10 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
What did we learn from a climate summit that ended in a deal with no new mention of fossil fuels?

» UN climate talks fail to secure new fossil fuel promises
22/11/25 22:38 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Nearly 200 countries attended COP30, which aimed to commit the world to take more action on climate change.

» Brazil's Amazon rainforest at risk as key protection under threat
17/11/25 01:10 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Brazilian farmers want to end a ban on planting soya on cleared land, which critics say would spur deforestation.

» COP30: Trump and many leaders are skipping it, so does the summit still have a point?
10/11/25 00:09 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
The US president is notably absent from these UN climate talks, as are other world leaders, all of which prompts questions about the purpose of COP today.

» Britain's energy bills problem - and why firms are paid huge sums to stop producing power
29/10/25 09:14 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
Could the government's radical plan to change the way the UK distributes electricity really bring down bills - or just lead to a postcode lottery?

» These robots can clean, exercise - and care for you in old age. Would you trust them to?
28/10/25 00:04 from BBC News | Science/Nature | World Edition
It sounds like something from a sci-fi film - but some scientists believe this clever new tech could help alleviate strains on the UK care system