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Jonathan Manning

One of the Boaty McBoatface submersibles on trial in Loch Ness.

How cutting-edge UK engineering is revolutionising underwater exploration

11 January 2022. By Jonathan Manning

Celebrating UK National Parks: The Peak District

23 December 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Celebrating UK National Parks: Snowdonia

23 December 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Environment and Conservation

UK announces ban on trophy hunting imports

10 December 2021. By Jonathan Manning

The British adventurer who made a record-breaking run across America – in a cape.

11 November 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Environment and Conservation

26 shocking facts that bring home the reality of climate change

5 November 2021. By Jonathan Manning, Simon Ingram

Environment and Conservation

26 big (and small) ideas for a greener future

3 November 2021. By Simon Ingram, Jonathan Manning

A century ago, scientists in this remote Cornish hut established height zero. Here's why it matters.

25 August 2021. By Jonathan Manning

46 powerful wildlife images capture beauty, peril and hope

17 May 2021. By Jonathan Manning

The legacy of Culloden, the last pitched battle on British soil

27 April 2021. By Jonathan Manning

How The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme inspired generations of explorers

14 April 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Why bad moods spread more easily than good moods – and how children read emotions

6 April 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Environment and Conservation

What happens when cleaner power and conservation don't see eye-to-eye

30 March 2021. By Jonathan Manning

The Royal Albert Hall has hosted cultural luminaries from Einstein to Hendrix. This is its story.

29 March 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Owl wings may hold the key to turbulence-proof planes

5 March 2021. By Jonathan Manning

Environment and Conservation

Meet the heroic conservationist saving lions

20 January 2021. By Jonathan Manning

A bug's life: 38 incredible images of insects

2 December 2020. By Jonathan Manning

Amidst hybridisation and habitat disruption, the ‘Highland tiger’ is clinging on by a claw.

7 September 2020. By Jonathan Manning

Should there be a medal for the UK's coronavirus heroes?

10 August 2020. By Jonathan Manning

Algae is turning coastal Antarctica red and green – and it could have big implications.

20 July 2020. By Jonathan Manning