Climate wars
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Issue 3757 12th May 2012
He’s had vitriolic attacks and even death threats, but climate change scientist Michael E Mann is relishing the fight.
By Sarah Barnett in Science
Issue 3757 12th May 2012
He’s had vitriolic attacks and even death threats, but climate change scientist Michael E Mann is relishing the fight.
By Sarah Barnett in TV Week
Issue 3743 4th Feb 2012
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 5 Stephen Fry's 100 Greatest Gadgets (TV1, 7.30pm). We could listen to Stephen Fry talk about anything so, as he’s a gadget expert, this loo
By Sarah Barnett in TV Week
Issue 3742 28th Jan 2012
SATURDAY JANUARY 28 Australian Open Tennis (Sky Sport 3, 9.00pm). At time of writing, the first round of the women’s singles competition has barely begun: w
By Sarah Barnett in Television
Issue 3742 26th Jan 2012
The new crime drama starring Lost's Michael Emerson has a knowingly silly premise, says Sarah Barnett.
By Sarah Barnett in TV Week
Issue 3741 23rd Jan 2012
SUNDAY JANUARY 22 Hell on Wheels (Soho, 8.30pm). Fans of Deadwood might have their interest piqued by this post-Civil War America building-a-railro
By Sarah Barnett in Television
Issue 3741 22nd Jan 2012
Unseasonable weather wouldn’t be so bad if there was something decent on telly.
By Sarah Barnett in Television
Issue 3740 14th Jan 2012
The skitters have landed! So, what can 300 humans do to save the world?
By Sarah Barnett in Current Affairs
Issue 3737 24th Dec 2011
New Zealand’s rising number of premature babies cost millions in care for uncertain outcomes. Listener writer Sarah Barnett reports on the dramatic early arrival of her daughter and the good hands they found themselves in.
By Sarah Barnett in Health
Issue 3729 29th Oct 2011
Food served in hospitals has to not only satisfy the hunger of patients but also help them get better.
By Sarah Barnett in Health
Issue 3729 22nd Oct 2011
Dental health during pregnancy is more important than you might think.