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programmes for BBC Radio in 2007

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100: Danger Fuels (Guatemala)  

  
  first broadcast:
Wednesday, June 13, 2007

00:01
World Service

 presenter:  
Mark Whitaker		 producer: Mark Whitaker   
Second and final part of a series for 'One Planet' about the health and development implications surrounding household energy and domestic smoke in the developing world. Smoke inhalation kills more people that malaria according to the WHO
(pic when available)
 

99: Sgt Pepper (5)  

  
  first broadcast:
Friday, June 08, 2007

15:30
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Laurence Wilson		 producer: Janet Graves and Gillian Hush   
"Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" read by Charlie Anson
(pic when available)
 

98: Sgt Pepper (4)  

  
  first broadcast:
Thursday, June 07, 2007

15:30
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Jimmy Mulville		 producer: Janet Graves and Gillian Hush   
"A Day In the Life" read by John Henshaw
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97: Sgt Pepper (3)  

  
  first broadcast:
Wednesday, June 06, 2007

15:30
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Linda Grant		 producer: Janet Graves and Gillian Hush   
"Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds" read by Olwen May
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96: Danger Fuels (Nepal)  

  
  first broadcast:
Wednesday, June 06, 2007

00:01
World Service

 presenter:  
Mark Whitaker		 producer: Mark Whitaker   
A series for 'One Planet' about the health and development implications surrounding household energy and domestic smoke in the developing world. Smoke inhalation kills more people that malaria according to the WHO.
(pic when available)
 

95: Sgt Pepper (2)  

  
  first broadcast:
Tuesday, June 05, 2007

15:30
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Alexei Sayle		 producer: Janet Graves and Gillian Hush   
"With a Little Help From My Friends" read by Alexei Sayle
(pic when available)
 

94: Sgt Pepper (1)  

  
  first broadcast:
Monday, June 04, 2007

15:30
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Heidi Thomas		 producer: Janet Graves and Gillian Hush   
"Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite" read by Judith Barker
(pic when available)
 

93: Tony Hawks Gets Lost in the Afternoon  

  
  first broadcast:
Friday, May 25, 2007

15:45
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Tony Hawks		 producer: Janet Graves   
Writer and comedian Tony Hawks investigates why we lose the things we need most.
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92: Sun, Spoor and Spots: counting Namibia's Cheetahs  

  
  first broadcast:
Tuesday, March 20, 2007

11:02
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Frauke Jensen		 producer: Mike Hally   
Namibia has the largest population of cheetahs in the world yet no-one really knows how many – “2,500” is a widely quoted figure but it’s twenty years old and was largely guesswork even then. Counting the shy and elusive cheetah is difficult but Okatumba Wildlife Research, a project set up by two German scientists, is developing new methods, assisted by groups of volunteers from Biosphere Expeditions who pay to spend a fortnight in the Bush collecting the raw data.
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91: Thomas Midgley  

  
  first broadcast:
Wednesday, January 10, 2007

21:00
Radio 4

 presenter:  
Dr Hermione Cockburn		 producer: Mike Hally   
The story of the scientist who gave the World both lead in petrol and chlorofluorocarbons in refrigeration -- important and remarkable advances in their time, but with environmental impacts that led to their eventual banning.
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