James Tapper

Primates conduct warfare such as patrols and ambushes in a similar way to armies, new research says

‘Rogue’ scientists tried to sell health data of 500,000 British volunteers on e-commerce site Alibaba

Ethics researchers have warned that while data leaks and hacks are taken seriously, the threat of data misuse by ‘rogue’ researchers is flying under the radar

Anger at peers’ delaying tactics could result in 150 MPs reintroducing it to the Commons

Pesticide-resistant hives could be the answer to huge population decline in the UK – thanks to some innovative study methods being used by scientists

Scientists are decoding the chirps, squeaks and calls of finches, bonobos and more in pursuit of a $10m award aimed at understanding how animals communicate

Experts say countries with a different approach to admitting errors have far lower morbidity rates

Oxford’s BrainWaves study, the first to distinguish the effects of different social media, says the app is most closely linked to anxiety and depression

DNA taken from bones excavated in and around the stone circle reveal that migrants from continental Europe played a part in the henge’s creation

Climate Change Committee warns that infrastructure must be upgraded to cope with intense heat, as the lack of cooling systems in NHS buildings is causing serious harm