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2013/05/22 15:34
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... nature is in trouble', warns Sir David Attenborough in new conservation report Sir David Attenborough OUR nature is in trouble – that is the conclusion of a groundbreaking report launched today...
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2013/05/22 13:27
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Student's date with TV wildlife legend THE country's best known natural history film-maker, Sir David Attenborough, has presented Crewkerne student Abbie Barnes with an award. Abbie, a student at...
2013/05/22 10:34
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Author, Nick Ortner, says he has been using his tapping methods to help those affected by the Sandy Hook tragedy. London - My ten-year-old is watching me from the door, looking bemused. I’m sitting...
2013/05/22 10:32
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The water vole, an Isle of Wight species facing challenges. Picture courtesy of Ben Hall, RSPB. FEARS about the decline of some Isle of Wight species have been raised. The State of Nature report,...
2013/05/22 10:31
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Photo gallery: Act now or risk losing our wealth of Norfolk and Suffolk wildlife, experts warn Urgent action is needed to save the richness and diversity of our surroundings, say scientists who today...
2013/05/22 10:08
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WHEN John Aitchison was 14, he was just like all the rest of us in being amazed at the natural beauty of the world as shown by Sir David Attenborough. But while everyone else was simply astounded by...
2013/05/22 07:46
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The investigation – the largest survey ever undertaken of the health of the UK’s wildlife – is warning that, despite notable conservation successes in recent years, the threat to birds, plants and...
2013/05/22 02:11
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Your favorite public broadcasting network, NPR, is looking for someone to record their "this... is NPR" voiceover show closers, "support for this program comes from..." ramblings, and more. You could...
2013/05/21 23:53
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Nature under threat in the North, new research shows NATURE is in trouble in the North, according to the results of an in-depth study of the region's flora and fauna. Research for the project,...
2013/05/21 17:36
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Humans have always been partial to penguins. We study them in zoos, use their image to sell products, and laugh at their cartoon antics on television and in the movies.According to Wayne Lynch, author...
2013/05/20 05:34
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A scene from Cavalia | Moore Park It’s de rigueur to talk about the wow factor. But Cavalia is more about the “why?” factor. Word of mouth, probably largely on the back of marketing hype, has it...
2013/05/20 04:25
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Andrew Taylor walks the rugged coastal splendour of the Great Ocean Road. Naked ladies are hardly what you expect to see by the side of a dirt track winding through the hills along Victoria's rugged...
2013/05/19 13:04
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Am I the only one just putting meat and three veg on the table more nights than not?, asks Ali Clarke. DOES anyone else feel like a second-class citizen because we might order a pizza through the...
2013/05/18 23:39
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By Emily Dugan The real surfing pros make gliding along waves look as effortless as zipping up a wetsuit. But as any seasoned amateur will tell you, neither of these are as simple as they...
2013/05/18 07:13
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I enjoyed my life in news and current affairs, which started at Granada TV in 1974 and ended at the BBC in 2006. I was privileged to have visiting rights in many different worlds. I interviewed every...
2013/05/17 18:40
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Patriots and fans of early-1980s power ballads will be rooting for the West Glamorgan diva Bonnie Tyler, whose song “Believe in Me” is Britain’s entry in the contest this year. Many people think Ms...
2013/05/16 18:17
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Graham Norton has left the crass ribaldry of his early days behind to become one of the best, writes Sarah Rainey Graham Norton's chat show is now in its 13th series with the BBC. Photo /...
2013/05/16 17:39
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After a seven year wait, the world’s largest inflorescence (it’s not technically a flower, but more on that later) has begun its 48 hour long bloom at the Eden Project in Cornwall. It’s massive. It’s...
2013/05/16 17:28
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Birds on the wire. Photograph: Getty Images. A new year-long series started this week – every day (5.58am), early risers heard the call of a different species of bird and a brief description of its...
2013/05/16 02:05
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A BBC reporter from Afghanistan, travel photographer from Brazil and adventure tour guide from Canada are among the finalists heading Down Under to compete in the final stage of Tourism Australia's...