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As the sophistication of time lapse photography has increased, so we have been able to show that plants can be as competitive and as aggressive as many an animal. And it was the mastery of time lapse that allowed us to make a series called the private life of plants. Condense three months into 20 seconds, and the desolation of winter quickly warms into the riot of spring. Speed a week into a minute and you can sense the urgency with which the groundliving plants race to unfurl their flowers. Of all the woodland plants the humble bramble is one of the most aggressive. It waves its shoots agitat...

Blue Planet Filmmaker and Photographer Doug Allan premieres on The Health Lottery podcast hosted by Scots born radio and TV personality, Danni Menzies. In this 20 episode series she explores the essence of big and small wins in life and the importance of giving back. Her first guest is Bristol-based filmmaker and photographer Doug Allan, whose awards include 8 Emmys and 5 BAFTAs over his long and distinguished career.

Viewers of Sir David Attenborough 's latest BBC wildlife series Mammals have highlighted concerns over scenes showing the nightly jaunts of African elephants through a town in Zimbabwe.

Port Moody city council is asking for changes to be made for a U-shaped rental apartment near Moody Centre, including its proposed six-storey height.