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A mobile app for BBC News will be made available on 23 July after the BBC Trust ruled that it could go ahead in Britain.
A mobile app for BBC News will be made available on 23 July after the BBC Trust ruled that it could go ahead in Britain.
The UK’s science minister David Willetts is to say that there is a rational economic case for Britain to have a strong research base.
The BBC is given the go-ahead for a project which could kick-start demand for internet TV.
Millions are expected to watch the crucial England match via the web.
Prince William becomes a fellow of the UK national academy of science.
US President Barack Obama says the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will have the same impact on the US psyche as 9/11.
Police raid homes in five cities across Finland, looking for evidence of furniture thefts from the virtual world of Habbo Hotel.
Nokia files another lawsuit against Apple claiming that the iPad 3G and iPhone infringe five of its patents.
The BBC News website wins the Webbys’ People’s Voice award but loses out to the New York Times in the official news site award.
Amateur scientists will investigate snails, clouds and gigs in the final of a BBC competition.
A science writer wins the right to rely on the defence of fair comment in a libel action in a landmark appeal.
MPs investigating the recent climate change e-mail row demand greater transparency from climate scientists.
The BBC’s plan to launch phone applications for its news and sport content have been put on hold by its governing body.
Former Labour and Conservative science ministers challenge the next UK government to maintain investment in science.
A Tory-backed report urges incentives for schools and tax breaks for researchers to raise the profile of science.
The UK’s top scientific advisory body urges ministers to maintain science spending to compete with other nations’ research.
Recent controversies surrounding climate research have eroded public trust in scientists, says a leading US scientist.
Newspaper publishers urge the BBC Trust to block the corporation’s plans to launch iPhone applications.
The BBC announces that it will start offering iPhone apps for some of its news and sport content starting from April.
The climate change secretary denies that controversies over scientific data have undermined efforts to tackle global warming.
An education professional warns that “switched off devices equal switched off children” at the BETT education fair.
The genetic cause of the Shar-pei dog’s wrinkled skin is explained by scientists.
The former director of the UK’s Royal Institution (RI) is to sue for sexual discrimination after losing her job.
An editorial in the medical journal the Lancet has urged China’s authorities to do more to prevent scientific fraud.