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Lab-made eggs will help people have children when they choose to  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

The creation of mature eggs from adult mouse skin cells will almost certainly be replicated in humans, giving people more choice over when they start a family

Islands to lose fresh water as rising seas sink them from within  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

As sea levels rise, islands can lose ground not only on their coasts, but also inland as lakes spring up? and cause drinking water to evaporate

Is it right to kill millions of animals if it protects others?  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

Culls are routinely carried out around the world in the name of upholding biodiversity and animal welfare. Are they ethical and do they work, asks Alice Klein

Uranus might have two dark moons we’ve never seen before  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

Newly detected wavy patterns in two of the planet’s rings suggest they are being warped by two small, unseen satellites

First birds made honking sounds more than 66 million years ago  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

A new fossil discovery has shown that birds developed the unique vocal organ that enables them to sing more than 66 million years ago when dinosaurs were around

California is covering mountains with sensors to fight drought  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 3:00)

A project is kicking off in the Sierra Nevada mountains to monitor moisture levels to help control the state’s water supplies and hydro power

Some of our Stone Age tools may just be crafty monkey throwaways  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 2:00)

Capuchins make stone flakes that could be mistaken for hominin tools, but they do so by accident in search of mineral dust they lick, perhaps as a medication

Mystery cosmic objects light up in X-ray then go dim in an hour  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 2:00)

Digging through old observations of galaxies, astronomers have discovered X-ray flares from objects they can’t yet identify

Cameras monitor hospital patients’vital signs from afar  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 1:33)

Trials at John Radcliffe and Broadmoor hospitals show how special software can monitor patients' breathing and heart rate from camera images

Dental checks can’t verify the age of child asylum seekers  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-20 0:53)

The ages of migrants seeking asylum as unaccompanied children cannot be accurately determined using dental X-rays or bone scans, says Tim Cole