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The former Prime Minister attended the immersive event with his wife, Carrie, and their children — their first public outing since welcoming their fourth child in May

Since the late 19th century, sauropod dinosaurs have been almost universally regarded as herbivores, despite no evidence - until now

A six-day hike on Arran – a new Unesco Geopark – reveals tales of dinosaurs, tectonic plate collisions and lightning strikes from millions of years ago

When you hear about a company actively working to bring back extinct animals using genetic science, your mind probably jumps to one place: Jurassic Park. The iconic gates, the majestic (and terrifying) dinosaurs, and the tagline that promised a walk with prehistory are permanently etched in our cultural DNA.

Minuscule fossils from 73m years ago are oldest evidence yet for birds nesting in polar regions

A decade-long study suggests prehistoric creatures could help complete the ‘jigsaw’ of cancer’s molecular building blocks

At least 100 million years ago, dinosaurs thrived on the piece of land that is modern-day Australia

The insects had been in decline until people started cramming together in the first large settlements

The original 1999 series was revolutionary. This … is not. Jerky CGI, loads of tedious footage of paleontological tasks, and a hackneyed script leave it far behind other broadcasters’ efforts

He plays a TV detective who helps crack real weekly cases. Plus: dinosaurs are brought to life in a great new family series. Here’s what to watch this evening

As the BBC updates its groundbreaking series, a look at some of the recent scientific discoveries