Science
'The Hobbit' turns 10 years old
The discovery of a tiny species of human 10 years ago has transformed theories of human evolution
How climate change made us smart
Brian Cox discusses whether it was climate change that drove the evolution of human intelligence
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BBC Space
Take a journey through the universe
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Planet Earth
Explore oceans, quakes and volcanoes
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BBC Lab UK
Find out more about the citizen science project
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BBC Bitesize: Science
Get help with science revision and test yourself
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Human Body
Discover how the human body works
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Science of Sleep
Improve your sleep and improve your life
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Brain Sex
Does your brain differ according to your sex?
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Open University
Study science and technology
Paralysed man walks after cell surgery
Are we alone in the Milky Way?
Science shines light on dark matter
Fears over plastic food packaging 
In 80 seconds: Ebola vaccine
How to report Ebola crisis safely-
Smartphone diagnosis
How your phone could help diagnose rare diseases like Ebola
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Future foods
Why more nutrients must be packed into our food
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Superbug apocalypse
Are we facing a future where a cough could kill once again?
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Travelling dirty
Can the air industry find new ways to power flight?
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Dealing with dementia
How can a 'smart house' aid independent living?
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Exoskeleton
How robotics could help paralysed people to walk
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Water crisis
Can news ways be found to make fresh water?
Programmes
BBC iPlayer-
Human Universe
Brian Cox tackles the fundamental question- why are we here?
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Cosmonauts
BBC Four on how the Russians led us into the space age
Things To Do
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THU 23 OCT
Library Lates: Quadrants: Telling the Time by the Sun and Stars
Royal Museums Greenwich
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THU 23 OCT
SCASTRO Public Astronomy Talks - 2014-15 Season
South Cheshire Astronomical Society
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THU 23 OCT
Spring Star Search
The Observatory Science Centre
