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Tomorrow's World

on BBC One London

Seven years after the Chernobyl disaster, parts of Britain are still contaminated with fall-out. But in upland areas sheep with satellite trackers are being used to seek out the last hot spots. Can a new treatment reclaim this land? Plus the secret of seeing 3-D images without special glasses. Autostereograms - patterns of dots in which you can see vivid three-dimensional shapes - are the latest craze to hit America and Japan.
Producer Bill Grist ; Editor Dana Purvis

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Producer:
Bill Grist
Editor:
Dana Purvis

BBC One London

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