Scientists from the University of Huddersfield have cracked the code on pouring the ideal pint of Guinness. Discover the exact 45-degree angle and two-part pour technique to achieve the perfect creamy head every time.
Renewable energy leader Simon Holmes à Court secures a unique opportunity for climate expert Professor Lesley Hughes to confront Environment Minister Sussan Ley on a Qantas flight, in a bold move for climate action.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has dismissed presenter Antoinette Lattouf after she shared a Human Rights Watch report on Gaza, sparking a fierce debate over censorship, impartiality, and the silencing of Palestinian voices within the media.
Renowned physicist Brian Cox delivers a scathing critique of the UK government's science funding, warning of a 'catastrophic failure of ambition' that threatens to dismantle Britain's world-leading research reputation.
The Royal Society faces a major backlash and accusations of 'erasing women' after its prestigious award for women in science was opened to biological males who identify as female. Supreme Court judge Lady Haldane is at the centre of the storm.
Veteran Australian sports commentator Ray Hadley has made a stunning comeback, stepping out of retirement to take on an unexpected new position in the media world.
Renowned Australian cameraman Neil Davis, famed for his fearless coverage of Cyclone Tracy, has died at 78. Tributes pour in for the broadcasting icon.
Renowned Australian journalist David Dale, known for his fearless reporting and clashes with media mogul Kerry Packer, has died following a battle with cancer. Tributes pour in for the broadcasting icon.
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
After decades of confusion, the strange sound heard during AFL broadcasts has been identified. Discover the surprising origin of this long-standing mystery.
Deep cuts to US science funding under the Trump administration have led to widespread job losses across research institutions, threatening America's position as a global leader in innovation.
Renowned science communicator Dr Karl Kruszelnicki tackles everything from quirky science facts to life advice in this engaging Q&A session.
In an adorable twist of conservation science, researchers have trained dogs to detect platypuses from paddleboards, blending canine skills with aquatic wildlife monitoring.
Scientists uncover evidence that Jupiter was once large enough to engulf planets like Earth, shedding light on the gas giant's turbulent past.
Discover how white noise can improve your sleep quality, reduce disturbances, and help you wake up refreshed, according to sleep experts.
A groundbreaking study by Oxford University Press reveals how China employs forensic genetics to track and suppress the Uyghur population, raising serious human rights concerns.
A tribute to Dr Stuart Farrimond, the beloved doctor, author, and broadcaster who transformed complex science into engaging content for millions.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer pledges to transform the NHS with long-term solutions, criticising the Conservatives' short-term fixes during a major speech at London's Science Museum.
Explore the breathtaking winning images from the Wellcome Photography Prize 2025, showcasing the intersection of science and art at London's Francis Crick Institute.
Scientists have identified a new dwarf planet lurking in the far reaches of our solar system, sparking fresh debates about planetary formation and the secrets of deep space.
A piece of Martian rock, one of the largest ever found, has been sold for a staggering sum at a prestigious London auction, sparking excitement among scientists and collectors alike.
Scientists discover Earth's inner core has slowed its rotation, potentially altering the length of our days and influencing global seismic activity.
Groundbreaking research reveals fresh insights into how our solar system formed, challenging long-held astronomical theories.
Oxford University Press has ceased publication of a controversial academic journal funded by Chinese authorities, raising concerns over academic integrity.
Discover why your leftover pasta might taste better the next day, according to food scientists and chefs. Learn the surprising reasons behind this culinary phenomenon.
The BBC faces more than just financial challenges—its very identity and purpose are under scrutiny. Explore the existential threats looming over Britain's public broadcaster.
New research reveals UK air pollution is declining, but harmful breaches of safety limits remain frequent, posing serious health risks.
Scientists have recreated the eerie sound of Earth's magnetic poles flipping, a phenomenon that could have catastrophic consequences for modern technology. Listen to the haunting audio and discover what it means for our future.
New research suggests that reductions in air pollution could be accelerating global warming by allowing more sunlight to reach Earth's surface. Experts warn of unintended consequences in the fight against climate change.
A bizarre sleep trend sees thousands waking at 3:29 AM nightly. Experts reveal the science behind this eerie phenomenon and how to reclaim your rest.