The five key leaked emails from UEA’s Climatic Research Unit
The five most controversial emails leaked from UEA's Climatic Research Unit with expert commentary from Fred Pearce on what they do – and don't – reveal
Climate emails under review: How the inquiries line up
Wednesday's report into the hacked climate science emails follows two previous investigations that cleared the scientists involved of fraud and corruption, but with charges of secrecy upheld
The hate emails sent to climate scientists
Collected here are a selection of some of the hundreds of abusive and expletive-strewn emails sent to climate scientists revealed this week in the Guardian
US climate scientists receive hate mail barrage in wake of UEA scandal
Vitriolic campaign targets American scientists following leak of climate unit emails
‘Climategate’ was ‘a game-changer’ in science reporting, say climatologists
After the hacked emails scandal scientists became 'more upfront, open and explicit about their uncertainties' – says climatologist at centre of furore
Michael Mann cleared of science fraud charges made by climate sceptics
Four-month university investigation clears climate scientist Mann of research misconduct allegations made by climate change deniers
Guardian debate: Was ‘climategate’ the greatest scandal to hit climate science or a mere storm in a teacup?
Join a stellar panel of experts for our live debate in London on 14 July to examine what the hacked climate science emails do – and do not – reveal
Indian cinema – where the audience joins in the action
Audience participation is all part of the show in India, where cinema-goers shout advice and ridicule at films
Tom Stoppard in warning over decline of ‘printed page’ in education
Dramatist expresses fears that the 'moving image' and 'world of technology' are eclipsing the call of literature
Live Q&A: Fred Pearce on the hacked climate science emails
Fred Pearce will be online between 12-1pm on Thursday 17 June to answer questions on his new book about the climate emails
Manuel Alvarado obituary
He was a key figure in the development of media education
Improbable research: It’s movies that made the crisis a financial one
Filmmakers have encouraged us to see the present crisis as financiers' handiwork
Young film-makers succeed at Cannes
Three film-makers from Middlesex University are having their work showcased at the Cannes film festival
Government to close Becta
Closure of school IT qango set to save £80m, but 240 staff to lose jobs
Channel 4’s education plans first graphic novel, Photoshop trickery and Polish WW2 heroes
It is two years since Channel 4 abandoning the long-running, low-budget morning TV education programming for a portfolio of ambitious, web-orientated projects. The latest slate of ideas show how the switch has paid off. By Jemima Kiss