Climate science emails cannot destroy argument that world is warming, and humans are responsible

Fred Pearce: Climate science can no longer afford to be a closed shop or over-simplify the complexities of a changing climate if it is to reclaim credibility

Search for hacker may lead police back to East Anglia’s climate research unit

Fred Pearce: Truth could turn out more embarrassing for university, but CRU 'dissidents', a corporate leak ahead of Copenhagen or bloggers intent on data 'liberation' are all still in the frame

Climate scientists withheld Yamal data despite warnings from senior colleagues

Fred Pearce: Ancient trees dragged from frozen Siberian bogs do not undermine climate science, despite what the sceptics say

Changing weather posts in China led to accusations of scientific fraud

Fred Pearce: Climate emails suggest Phil Jones may have attempted to cover up flawed temperature data

Climate change debate overheated after sceptic grasped ‘hockey stick’

Fred Pearce: Steve McIntyre pursued graph's creator Michael Mann, but replication of his temperature spike has earned credibility

How the ‘climategate’ scandal is bogus and based on climate sceptics’ lies

Fred Pearce: Claims based on email soundbites are demonstrably false – there is manifestly no evidence of clandestine data manipulation

Melvyn Bragg gives archive of life’s work to Leeds University

Material saved from attic reveals a prolific, driven and organised writer, says head of special collections at Brotherton Library

Secrets of Roman aqueduct lie in chapel, say UK film-makers

Source for emperor Trajan's Aqua Traiana arose from aquifer at site used to worship water spirits, say O'Neill brothers

Why playing in the virtual world has an awful lot to teach children

A YouGov poll has suggested that computer games can damage children's ability to communicate, but Tom Chatfield argues that gaming imparts a range of new, vitally important skills

Gordon Brown attacks ‘flat-earth’ climate change sceptics

PM leads a chorus of condemnation against climate change sceptics who have tried to derail the Copenhagen summit

Senior civil servant to investigate leaked emails between climate scientists

Investigator appointed by University of East Anglia to examine whether hacked exchanges suggest wrongdoing

French university brings manuscripts of Stendhal into the 21st century

Website uses cutting-edge technology to place author's barely legible manuscripts next to scrupulous modern-day transcripts

Climate change email hacking to be looked into by University of East Anglia

University of East Anglia to launch review into theft and online publication of hundreds of emails sent by scientists in climate research unit

Worms in space – British creatures board Atlantis space shuttle

Microscopic worms taken from Bristol rubbish tip for study in space station lab

Belle de Jour revealed at last: scientist who penned Diary of a London Call Girl outs herself to foil Daily Mail

Dr Brooke Magnanti sold her body to fund a PhD