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(and guess what - they're no longer with us either) ... By Richard Gray, Science Correspondent They were all wiped out before science had a chance to discover them, but only the dodo's name has lived on. Saddle-backed and domed Rodrigues giant tortoise (extinct c.1795):...
Future missions to the moon could be a case of one small step for woman, one giant leap for womankind. ... Dr Tracey Dickens: 'I have always felt that if all those men can do it, then why can't I' The European Space Agency (ESA) has revealed that it has been inundated...
The Chaiten volcano last erupted more than 9,000 years ago, throwing out millions of tons of material and creating a crater two miles wide. ... Latterly, its dormant status meant it warranted little attention from scientists. It sits on the edge of the South American...
The troubled first train journey on the new direct Shropshire-London service is among the topics for this week’s podcast by Star assistant editor Carl Jones. ... Other topics include sports writer Chris Hudson on AFC Telford United’s “terrific season” and the continuing...
More than 600 people turned out for a charity football match which helped to raise at least £1,000 for charity in memory of a Shropshire police officer killed in the line of duty. ... Colleagues and friends of Constable Richard Gray, who was shot a year ago in...
Telegraph Media Group is integrating the science reporters on its daily and Sunday newspapers into a single team. By Stephen Brook ... Telegraph: the science rejig is part of a string of staff changes at the group Telegraph Media Group is integrating the science reporters...
