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Tomorrow's World in Berlin

BBC One
on BBC One London

A special edition of the popular science magazine, from Berlin. To bring the once-divided city in from the cold, scientists from the former east and west sectors are collaborating on projects straight from the realms of sci-fi. Bacteria that eat rubbish, the development of a fishy slime to speed up torpedoes, a boat that flies and a journey, via virtual reality, to an underground station that closed 30 years ago, are some of the discoveries made by presenters Judith Hann , Kate Bellingham and John Diamond. Producers Judith Bunting and Richard Dale
Editor Dana Purvis
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Contributors

Presenters:
Judith Hann
Presenters:
Kate Bellingham
Presenters:
John Diamond.
Producers:
Judith Bunting
Producers:
Richard Dale
Editor:
Dana Purvis
Source: Radio Times

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