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COI synopsis: In a crowded world we all have less room to move. Our programme looks at some new liberating ideas - and at the families whose lives are now a little freer. Forty-five ordinary families are...
COI synopsis: Recycled scrap metal is increasingly being used as raw material for steel. Huge flat electromagnets move this scrap to furnaces for melting; but because of their shape their magnetic field...
COI synopsis: The piercing shrill of a kettle, the jangle of keys in the lock, the shattering of broken glass: some people just cannot hear them. But work at London University has led to the development of a...
COI synopsis: Fire doors save lives in emergencies; by blocking off the corridors they prevent the spread of the fire. But they also block the corridors for people trying to use them - for some, like the...
COI synopsis: The soil beneath our feet; dirt; earth it’s commonly called. In actual fact it’s a complex microbiological structure that man must nurture and maintain to achieve the food and beauty that...
COI synopsis: The lungs are the last organs to develop and breathing problems kill many premature babies. At a London hospital, they’ve developed a quick and simple test which allows them to gauge the...
COI synopsis: The last decade has seen a man on the moon and the birth of a test tube baby. Yet for a century or more much of our everyday lives and the way we do things has remained remarkably unchanged....
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