Tom Whipple

Scientists have eschewed talk of solar radiation management because it makes them sound mad — amid these record temperatures, things don’t seem so far-fetched

From Mars rovers to half-filled sachets of porridge, the way small particles move en masse is little understood by scientists

Many of the UK’s temperature-controlled warehouses are ‘designed for yesteryear’ and last week was a warning, says industry boss

The fate of Putin rests on how many of his soldiers have fallen in battle and the best way of calculating that was designed by a marine biologist

The Three Lions face an uphill challenge at their next World Cup match at Azteca stadium, 2,240m above sea level. So how will it affect their game?

With a late kick-off delayed, diehard fans pulled an all-nighter to watch the Three Lions prevail against Mexico — and morning meetings and lectures be damned

It sounds obvious that exercising is good for you but, by comparing drivers’ health against conductors, the scientists finally had their proof

Start-up says Scandinavian tunnelling methods could cut the cost of a proposed dual carriageway connecting Sheffield and Manchester by as much as 90 per cent

A project on the River Tone aims to improve our understanding of the risks that animals face by getting volunteers to act like them

Imagine if we introduced statins without a trial to see if they worked — or even without defining what ‘worked’ means