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4 Jan 2012:A northern tradition which has no place in the modern world continues to exercise the courts, conservationists - and even the constitution
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3 Jan 2012: Attenborough hits back at claims made by former chancellor Nigel Lawson that natural history series lacked objectivity
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1 Jan 2012:
Kevin McKenna: The discovery of 'elusive' creatures off the coast of Scotland naturally makes me think of some of our political leaders
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25 Dec 2011: Jonathan Jones: The sense of new images hitting our eyes from everywhere is one of the most remarkable aspects of 2011
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16 Dec 2011:
Graham Hayday: The BBC found itself on thin ice this week over the David Attenborough show – how did the web and Twitter react?
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15 Dec 2011:
Sky 3D project launching on New Year's Eve used a number of penguins, stresses Attenborough after Frozen Planet fallout. By Maggie Brown
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14 Dec 2011: Letters: It simply isn't possible to state under what conditions shots were taken without breaking up the story
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14 Dec 2011: Jonathan Jones: The press has attacked the BBC documentary over its use of zoo footage. But the Beeb has shown us the beauty in the world in a way that puts the ugly side of tabloid journalism to shame
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14 Dec 2011:
George Monbiot: Climate-change deniers have upped their BBC-bashing recently. Somehow, this zoo footage is meant to bolster their case
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Poll,
13 Dec 2011:
The BBC's Frozen Planet series has come under fire for using footage of polar bear cubs taken in a Dutch zoo. Does it matter?
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13 Dec 2011:
BBC director general Mark Thompson tells MPs negative coverage is unlikely to be driven solely by concern for polar bears. By Tara Conlan
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12 Dec 2011:
Sammy the baby seal has drawn the short straw and has to re-enact the famous scene in which a killer whale swallows his great-great-grandfather Sid whole
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12 Dec 2011:
Head to head: Musa Okwonga and Hannah Randall debate the use of scenes filmed in a zoo in the BBC's Frozen Planet programme
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12 Dec 2011:
Corporation says shots of newborn cubs in wildlife centre, rather than their natural habitat, were 'editorially and ethically justified'
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12 Dec 2011:
Sequence of mother tending cubs would have been impossible to film in the wild and was clearly explained, says BBC
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