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- A giant billboard promoting Sir David Attenborough’s awe-inspiring earth science series, A Perfect Planet, was spectacularly highjacked in central Manchester this evening. BBC Creative, the team behind the dramatic stunt, appeared to temporarily set fire to the poster of a monkey in its natural habitat, revealing the devasting image of a destructive forest fire. The striking scene lasted 30 minutes and used environmentally-friendly vapour for the impressive smoke effect, which will not be used again whilst the billboard remains in situ. The final episode of the Natural History documenta...

2021 continues onward with more new TV shows and movies to watch, as every streaming service continues to go all-guns blazing into the new year. In February, Singaporeans are finally getting access to Disney+ and with it, a massive lineup of new content. Netflix isn’t slowing down either, with plans to release a new movie every single week of the...

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Magical view from above only Santa gets to see Christopher Stevens for the Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Stormborn 4/5 We’ve been looking at things all wrong. Wildlife film-makers endure all kinds of hardship, crouched in hides for weeks on end and suffering frostbite or heatstroke to get as close to animals as possible. The mistake they’ve always made is to watch from ground level. Stormborn (BBC2) revealed a different way of seeing, a wholly new perspective — with stunning aerial photography. At first, its pictures of a rei...

A Perfect Planet: Humans, review: It took a lot of deep breathing and waves of despair to get through it The i 1/31/2021 Kasia Delgado © Provided by The i David Attenborough's A Perfect Planet is a tough but beautiful watch (Photo: BBC) It’s completely right that David Attenborough has shifted his gaze to the climate crisis, but there were many moments in Humans, the final episode of A Perfect Planet, when I shamefully longed for our national treasure to go back to funny monkeys, insects mating and gazelles leaping across the Sahara.  It took a lot of deep breathing to...

SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH admitted he felt like he was 'slowing down' during a candid interview, before revealing when he would retire from filming incredible documentaries.