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Update: 'No third party' in Berezovsky death probe David Churchill Police have found no evidence of third party involvement in the death of troubled oligarch Boris... Published: 24 March 2013 2013-03-24 18:30:36 false Chancellor a disgrace, says Scottish number two David Churchill Fury in Scotland as politicians count the true costs of swingeing cuts, and find they could be... Published: 24 March 2013 2013-03-24 20:35:38 true Skyfall finally takes best film award David Churchill Empire Awards see best film and best actor go to Skyfall, while Dame Helen Mirren gets the Empire... Published: 24 March 2013 2013-03-24 22:25:32 true Johnson undergoes 15-minute grilling at hands of Mair Peter Newlands The mayor of London was questioned closely by the Eddie Mair, the stand-in presenter on the Andrew...
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Sandrine Ceurstemont, editor, New Scientist TV Lobsters have to be really hungry to prey on sea hares. When provoked, the animals unleash an unusual weapon, squirting predators with purple ink and sticky goo that knocks out their sense of smell (see video above). Sara Reardon, reporter It looks like fireworks in a zebrafish brain: this video shows the first live images of 80 per cent of a living vertebrate's brain activity.
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