Prof Sophie Scott uses hissing cockroaches, chirping crickets and rumbling elephants to explore how humans and animals have evolved to use sound to send messages. Show more
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Professor Sophie Scott explores the world of silent communication, investigating why smells and body language can say so much. Show more
Professor Chris Jackson reveals how, for billions of years, volcanic activity drove climate change on planet Earth. Now, it is humans. Show more
Dr Helen Czerski explains why the ocean is so vital to life on earth and what we need to know to be good citizens of our ocean planet. Show more
Dr Tara Shine takes a deep breath and explores the gases that make up the air we breath. One of them might provide the answer for heating and transport in the future. Show more
Laura examines Boris Johnson’s relationship with the truth and his downfall. And when Liz Truss wreaks economic and political havoc, the Tories remove a second PM in 45 days. Show more
Rose Ayling-Ellis takes us on a personal journey into the deaf experience and asks whether attitudes are finally changing. Show more