Our #OSIRISREx experts are taking your questions about the latest discoveries from asteroid Bennu! Stop by our Reddit, Inc. Ask Me Anything: redd.it/1ied72z We'll be back to answer from 2:30-4pm ET (1930-2100 UTC).

Talking to @WWF_UK's Rod Downie about this in about half an hour bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

This unique drilling project in northeastern Greenland has ominous implications for sea-level rise. #LongReads scim.ag/4gtzHMR

The ocean is our strongest ally against climate change. As part of the #OceanDecade, scientists across the world are helping to deliver the science we need for the ocean and the climate we want: oceandecade.org via UN Ocean Decade

£22bn for 'unproven' green tech could raise bills, MPs warn bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

And breathe…

At the moment, mansion-sized Asteroid 2024-YR4 has a one-in-fifty chance of hitting Earth in the next eight years. Now might be a bad time to reduce spending on Science. Just sayin’.

Opinion: If the Royal Society expels Musk, it could harm trust in science. Scientists might achieve more for the public by staying out of politics, writes Fiona Fox. researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-vie…

Toads travel back to the same pond they were born in every year! This remarkable journey is enabled by an instinct called site fidelity, which also allows toads to locate the perfect breeding spot, ensuring the next generation can thrive. #ToadPatrol #ToadsonRoads #Froglife

Bird flu detected in dead grey seals on coast bbc.in/3X8WdUF

A sunset skate on a frozen lake in Alaska

We'll be talking to Ben Goldacre about #OpenSAFELY at 0750 #R4Today

British Antarctic Survey From the new Private Eye, out now.

I have to admit I was worried I’d gone too far… But no! The fig lives!! Woohoo!

I’ve had a great 3 months at BBC Complaints but I think it’s time to duck back behind the Today programme sofa! At least the office is on the 3rd floor…

Heatstroke?

And another one

It’s been a while…