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Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Books Reviewed

Explore our roundup of the latest must-read science fiction, fantasy and horror novels, including a serial killer thriller, Cornish folk horror, and a centenary collection from Brian Aldiss.

Human Eggs Rejuvenated in Major IVF Breakthrough

Scientists have successfully rejuvenated human eggs, a discovery that could dramatically improve IVF success rates for older women. Read about this revolutionary fertility advance.

Rhine Dumps 4,7K Tonnes of Litter in Sea Yearly

Shocking research reveals the Rhine carries thousands of tonnes of toxic waste to the North Sea each year. Discover the findings and the citizen scientists helping to tackle the crisis.

Nine Hoped-For Scientific Breakthroughs in 2026

As 2026 begins, a look at the quirky and crucial scientific discoveries we're hoping for, from curing earworms to understanding angry geese. Join the conversation on science's future.

How to Nap Perfectly: Expert Tips and Timing

Discover the science behind the perfect nap. Learn when to nap, for how long, and expert strategies to wake up refreshed, not groggy. Essential reading for better daytime rest.

US $2bn Aid Demands UN 'Adapt or Die', Excludes Yemen

The US pledges $2bn in aid but demands the UN 'adapt, shrink or die'. Experts fear it forces the UN to bow to Washington's political priorities, excluding crises in Afghanistan and Yemen. Read the full analysis.

World's Largest Soil Fungus Library Faces Defunding Crisis

The world's largest living library of vital soil fungi, INVAM, faces closure due to US federal funding cuts. This 'Louvre for artists' holds over 900 strains key to ecosystem restoration and sustainable agriculture. Its loss would be catastrophic.

Jacek Dukaj's Ice: A Review of the Polish Sci-Fi Epic

Explore Jacek Dukaj's award-winning novel 'Ice', a dazzling alternate history where the 1908 Tunguska event spawns a sentient freeze. Discover its complex world of frostoglaze, Tesla, and metaphysical intrigue. Read our full review.

5 Easy Science Experiments for Your Christmas Dinner

Discover how to bring science to your festive table with simple experiments involving sweets, crackers, turkey bones, and ice cream. Experts reveal the secrets of flavour, laughter, and anatomy.

MP: Litigation funding risks profits before justice

Labour MP Oliver Ryan argues third-party litigation funding is becoming a volume-driven model, citing the Post Office scandal where £46m went to funders, not victims. Read his call for reform.

S4 bus cuts strand South London pupils and elderly

South London residents face hour-long waits and overcrowded buses after TfL cut S4 frequency. Schoolchildren and vulnerable people are left stranded. Read the full story and see how it's impacting the community.

Croydon gains £120m in Fair Funding review

Croydon Council is set for a £120m funding boost over three years after a historic government review. The new Fair Funding 2.0 model aims to better reflect local need, but the borough's massive debt remains a challenge. Read the full story.

MIT Director Nuno Loureiro Shot Dead in Brookline

The MIT community mourns the shocking shooting death of plasma science director Nuno Loureiro, 47. Police are investigating with no suspect or motive yet released. Read the full story.

CuspAI nears $1bn valuation with new funding

Cambridge materials science start-up CuspAI is close to a major funding injection, putting it on track for a $1bn 'unicorn' valuation. Discover how its AI aims to tackle 'forever chemicals'.

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