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Our little team won an @absw award for our doc on Churchill, Manitoba.
Chuffed & proud - of our film & fab colleagues
Thank you @PolarBears & to the amazing people in Churchill who were so warm, generous & kind. (You can watch *Where the Polar Bears Wait* on @BBCiPlayer now)
Ever looked into the eyes of a polar bear…
We @BBCnews saw how the people and polar bears of Churchill, Manitoba in Canada - known as the polar bear capital of the world - are at the front line of climate change.
@Vic_Gill @polarbears
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A piece we’ve been working on for a while: What in the deep bedrock of Earth will the UK do with its nuclear waste - material that remains hazardous to humans for thousands of years. @katestephred @clairecorkhill @BBCNews
bbc.com/news/articles/czx6e2…
An absolute pleasure to write this piece with BBC @ Vic_Gill about the wondrous Antarctic peninsula, the beautiful giant humpbacks whales and what scientists are doing to protect it all.
#Antarctica #WorldOceansDay
@WWF @Philleddo
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I was blown away by the sheer beauty of the giant whales of Antarctica. We had so much stunning footage we have also made a half hour film.
On @BBCiPlayer now and @bbcworld next weekend
@Vic_Gill @Philleddo @WWF
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
Ever seen a giant humpback whale up close … we did whilst filming with @WWF and scientists looking into effects of climate change in Antarctic waters.
Coverage on @BBCNews throughout day.
Radio, Online and TV
@Vic_Gill @Philleddo
Rain, snow and days of 19C.. we have had all sorts of weather this winter.
The BBC’s climate team and weather team take a look.
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
@ben_rich @metoffice @kewgardens
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'Brutal' donkey skin trade banned in 55 countries bbc.in/3T0oQBw
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Our deep dive into the strange, brutal donkey skin trade.
Thank you to everyone who spoke to me & @katestephred
@DonkeySanctuary @lajohnstondr @TheBrooke bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
We went underground @CERN with engineers and scientists to take a peak at what they are doing now and their plans for the future. It’s on BBC iplayer UK @BBCPallab
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001wgv…
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Huge atom-smasher bid to find missing 95% of Universe
Researchers at the world's biggest particle accelerator in Switzerland have submitted proposals for a new, much larger, supercollider. @BBCPallab and @katestephred at @CERN bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
Climate is affecting people's health in every part of the world and these scientists are coming up with solutions
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
@Vic_Gill
@edgehill
@wellcometrust
@BiologyEHU
#HARMONIZE_tools
@drrachellowe
#COP28
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📢 GOOD NEWS KLAXON 📢
Blue whales - the largest animals on Earth - are coming home to part of the Indian Ocean where they were wiped out by whaling decades ago.
This is what happens when we give our ocean a chance💙🐳💙
By @Vic_Gill & @katestephred bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2023 #NobelPrize in Physics to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter.”
Conservationists and ecologists detail what can be done to help stem the UK’s continued and depressing decline in nature. @Vic_Gill
@hbriggs
@PTES
# biodiversity
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Awww water-voles ! The fight back against nature’s decline. Camerawork by BBC’s Kevin Church and @Vic_Gill certainly knows how to tell a story.
@RSPBNews #biodiversity #nature bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
How can sailors navigate around the great orcas off the coast of Spain and Portugal ? Such an engaging yet intriguing story to report on.
@Circe_org
@orca_Iberica
@RStephanis
@Vic_Gill
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A great journalist and a very kind man. So respected. He will be sorely missed.
It is with deep sadness that the BBC is announcing the death of its much-loved journalist and presenter George Alagiah.
bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2023/g…

ALT Image of George Alagiah on right. Left text "“Across the BBC, we are all incredibly sad to hear the news about George. We are thinking of his family at this time. “George was one of the best and bravest journalists of his generation who reported fearlessly from across the world as well as presenting the news flawlessly. “He was more than just an outstanding journalist, audiences could sense his kindness, empathy and wonderful humanity. He was loved by all and we will miss him enormously." Tim Davie BBC Director-General"










