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Take Nobody's Word for It

BBC One
on BBC One London

Do-it-yourself science.
When fishermen in Dorset noticed the fish had grown extra barbules they started to investigate if their bait contained growth hormones. Guest scientist the Hon Miriam Rothschild talks about her life's work.
Carol Vorderman looks into ways to test the quality of our water supplies.
With Professor Ian Fells of Newcastle University. Director Hendrick Ball
Producer George Auckland (R)
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Contributors

Talks:
Miriam Rothschild
Unknown:
Carol Vorderman
Unknown:
Professor Ian Fells
Source: Radio Times

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