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An investigation of the Crab nebula which is the most powerful sources of radio and x-rays in the sky.*
A dramatised history of anaesthetics with real doctors and nurses playing the part of historical characters.
How five |RA prisoners escaped from Whitemoor - supposedly Britain’s most secure prison.
Investigates the chemical plant explosion at Flixborough in which 28 people died, and asks what lessons can be learned for the future.
Discoveries made in Africa have revolutionised long-held views of how mankind evolved. This video explores how anthropologists are able to piece together the jigsaw of man’s ancestry.
Examines the possibilities and controversies surrounding neo-natal care, which has led to the survival of babies who would otherwise die.
Shows the ways Heathrow Airport authorities cope with the many and varied problems produced by the vast traffic of aircraft and people using the airport.
This programme attempts to discover the reasons for human bipedalism by studying a Turkish family who walk on all fours.
Looks at the efforts of a small group of scientists to avert the danger the city of San Francisco faces from earthquakes.
Looks at rail crashes over the last hundred years and examines how modern rail safety has evolved in recent years.
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