As MPs of all political persuasion lined up to attack the draft Brexit deal agreed between the UK and the EU yesterday, we asked a panel of experts to give us their take on what it says. Read about its implications for Northern Ireland, citizens, sovereignty, the transition, the UK economy and the EU. But Theresa May is battling to keep the deal alive. Following cabinet resignations and a drubbing in the Commons, Andy Price thinks it’s dead in the water.

The galaxy W2246 was crowned the most luminous in the universe in 2016. But just how this object, which hosts a supermassive black hole at its core, could form and come to possess such immense power has perplexed astronomers for some time. Now research reveals that it is the result of the object gradually gobbling up a number of neighbouring galaxies. Andrew Blain explains how he and his colleagues made the extraordinary discovery.

What does an HIV virus look like? You’ll get a different answer, depending on who you ask. Viruses are too small to be seen with the naked eye, and so have to be visualised somehow. Scientists do so using powerful microscopes that fire beams of electrons at them. But artists can have an equally interesting perspective, as Greg Towers and Richard Milne found out when they started working with the artist John Walter.

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