Space data is used to draw the deep anatomy of last year's devastating quake in Nepal, detailing how the rocks under the country ruptured and providing new insights on how the Himalayas are built.

Senior MPs accuse David Cameron of double standards over climate change, ahead of his appearance before a Commons committee.

The first children with debilitating, "mystery" diseases have finally been given a diagnosis as part of a huge scheme to analyse people's DNA.

Archaeologists working in Cambridgeshire uncover what they believe to be the "best-preserved Bronze Age dwellings ever found in Britain".

US researchers say they have developed a technique that can significantly improve the efficiency of the traditional incandescent lightbulb.

Giant icebergs could be responsible for the processes that absorb up to 20% of the carbon in the Southern Ocean's carbon cycle, a study suggests.

Science editor David Shukman goes deep inside an Arctic mountain to see the world's most important seed store.