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Success after sperm 'close-ups'
Using a powerful microscope to select the healthiest-looking sperm improves fertility treatment success rates, say scientists.

White beetle dazzles scientists
An unusual insect could help the development of brilliant white, ultra-thin materials, a study suggests.

Social work services overhauled
Major social work changes are planned before the publication of an inspection report into its services.

Caf inspectors in Ghana visit
Caf inspectors are to visit Ghana to check on venues for the 2008 Nations Cup finals.

European press review
Germany's taxation comes under the microscope as the country's election campaign gathers momentum.

Sperm tests 'not to WHO standard'
UK sperm checks fail to meet WHO standards, raising concerns over infertility misdiagnoses, a study says.

Top stories in Scotland this week
The stories which have been making the headlines in Scotland over the last week.

Small-firm focus from Chancellor
Small businesses come under the microscope in the pre-Budget report with measures to boost research and simplify regulation

Getting back into the groove
Queen Victoria, Abraham Lincoln, Florence Nightingale and others may soon be able to speak again, as scientists perfect techniques to recover recordings from history.

Second rover safe on Mars surface
Nasa's rover Opportunity rolls down its lander on to the Red Planet, where its twin is already busy.

Academic fights the dust
An expert dust buster is helping historic homes, museums and galleries to protect their exhibits.

Services under the microscope
The first minister promises greater scrutiny of Scotland's public services, with regular independent inspection.

Sport switch for Euro 2008 bid
The team inspecting Scotland's joint bid with Ireland for Euro 2008 puts the home of Scottish rugby under the microscope.

Food poisoning 'rife and under-reported'
The Consumers' Association has launched a campaign for safer food - as food poisoning cases continue to rise.

Crime rate 'could be 20% higher'
The Home Office is to review the way crime statistics are compiled amid concern that crime levels are much higher than official figures suggest.

Spotting medical mistakes
There will always be doctors who make errors - but what can be done to reduce the risk, and spot the worst offenders early?

'Task force' to tackle school violence
A private management team has taken over the running of a school closed by violence.

Bad doctors slip through net - report
Systems which should protect patients from failing health workers are 'patchy and risky', says a consumer body.

Revolutionary robo-worm
Scientists have developed the world's smallest artificial worm which they hope could be used for cleaning pipes or even in surgery.

Restaurants told: Label GM food
Restaurants and cafes in the UK must inform customers if their food contains genetically-modified ingredients, under new guidelines.