News Editor Aneesa Ahmed looks at one of the longer-lived inhabitants of the Russian steppe, with a rather stellar history

Sci&Tech Editor Ellen Heimpel delves into the causes of this extreme burning and why the Australian Government refuses to acknowledge climate change

Sci&Tech Writer Luke Wheeler highlights why this election is crucial for determining future climate change policy and where the parties stand

Sci&Tech Writer Daniel Bray explains new research concerning climate change and rising sea levels

This week, Deputy Editor Emily Calder investigates the Seahorse, one of the quirkiest marine creatures

Recent studies have led to suggestions that concussion could increase the risk of PTSD. Sci&Tech Writer Madison Harding-White explores why

Food&Drink Editor Harriet Laban explains new research that finds no link between social media and the rising occurance of depression and anxiety in young people

Television Editor Catrin Osborne highlights new organs on chips that could lower the need for animal testing in biological research

Sci&Tech Editor Peter Amor discusses new ways of identifying low-emission cars

Sci&Tech Editor Ellen Heimpel reports on an historic moment in spaceflight history, how it happened, and the future for women in space

Sci&Tech Writer Madison Harding-White unpicks the science behind Joaquin Phoenix's 'Joker'

Sci&Tech Editor Francesca Benson explores the condition that blends senses together, also giving an insight into her own experience