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A lot of stories im attracted to have those real roots, even the swimmers which i have just made, is based on a true story of the mardini sisters, who were syrian refugees who ended up at the rio olympics. so in a lot of ways the bbc was the place that i...learnt those skills, those skills in terms of striving for authenticity, integrity. although in herfeature films sally el hosaini has told stories involving characters of arab ancestry, shes also proud of her welsh heritage, and she is pleased...

Shes also proud of her welsh heritage, and she is pleased the bbc broadcasts in the welsh language. speaks welsh it is wonderful that the bbc are so committed to continuing their output in welsh. it is so important that they represent the whole uk, and that is a very sensitive topic in wales, you know, maintaining the language is through output, its on the bbc. so that is something admirable. speaks welsh it is so important in terms of our culture and heritage and maintaining the diversity of wh...

Listen to that. gorgeous, isnt it? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? and programmes like springwatch, an annual tv show that watches british wildlife during the changing seasons, offer us a unique insight into these animals lives. the thing is, for programmes like springwatch to run, it requires a lot of time, effort and equipment. with over 60 crew and 35 cameras, it is one of the biggest outside broadcasts that the bbc offers. so it needs a lot of power. but in an effort to be more green a...

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What were they actually doing? what was their broadcasting? well, their brief was to kind of create experimental entertainment broadcasts. and what came out was veryjovial, very... not very bbc? not very bbc at all, no, no. it was quite anarchic in many ways. a lot of the shows almost feel like they were kind of precursors to the goon show or something like that, but kind of a0 years. they were having a laugh. they really were, yeah, but they all went to the pub beforehand. oh, they went to the ...

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They had been in a crash. apple didnt deny the fault and says the tech will continue to improve over time. and a healthcare company has teamed up with microsoft to make health products more accessible for blind people. in new enhancements to the new microsoft seeing ai app will provide important label information for more than 1500 everyday products, including toothpaste and aspirin. birdsong and babbling water. listen to that. gorgeous, isnt it? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? and program...

For programmes like this to run it requires a lot of time, effort and equipment. it is one of the biggest outside broadcasts that the bbc offers. it needs a lot in an effort to be more green and protect the wildlife, springwatch has taken a number of measures to cut we turned up number of measures to cut we turned up to one of their production bases. this is the big one. the the is powered with solar,

Crew and 35 cameras. it is one of the biggest outside broadcasts that the bbc offers. so it needs a lot of power. but in an effort to be more green, and protect the wildlife they feature, springwatch has taken a number of measures to cut down their emissions. we turned up to one of their production bases to see what they are. this is the big one — the green hydrogen generator. why is it called green hydrogen? because the process of electrolysis used to separate the hydrogen from water is power...

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