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Brian Cox: 'Physics is better than rock'n'roll'
24 Mar 2011:He started out as the long-haired one in D:Ream, but the gravitational pull of physics was too much for Brian Cox, writes Stuart Jeffries
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1 Jan 2012: Guest editor Mo Ibrahim gave Today listeners a compelling picture of African success and western corruption, says Miranda Sawyer
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30 Dec 2011:
Maggie Brown: Wonders of the universe – from Frozen Planet to Civilization, and from Panorama exposés to the conquests of The Normans
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9 Dec 2011:
TV's sexiest scientist and his Uncaged Monkeys co-star on whether hardened rationalists should really celebrate the birth of Jesus, and the pressie-distribution powers of Santa
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16 Nov 2011:
Warm words for humanities and languages, but it is sciences that the state want to push in schools
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6 Nov 2011: Interest in A-level and university courses rises as US comedy makes the subject "cool"
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23 Oct 2011:
What is infinity? Is the Milky Way omelette-shaped? Readers ask particle physicists Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw to unscramble some of the universe's mysteries
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18 Aug 2011:
Entries for A-level maths are up by just over 40% over five years, while those for physics and chemistry are up by over 19%
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17 Jun 2011: Jonathan Jones: The TV cosmologist's inspirational and informative forays into the world of astrophysics highlight the BBC's cultural significance
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17 May 2011: Professor and veteran broadcaster hold forth on topics from climate change and TV fakery to licence fee and World Service. By John Plunkett
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17 May 2011:
James Grime: Brian Cox is brilliant for science popularity, but TV is not the only means to communicate science
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