Radio & Television

Infant psychologist Laverne Antrobus explores pregnancy and its role in determining human development and behaviour.
As part of a season across BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four to mark the life and work of Charles Darwin, two specially commissioned documentaries explore the impact of the great naturalist upon the modern scientific landscape.
Professor Jim Al-Khalili traces the lives and achievements of the great scientisits of the medieval Islamic world in a new three-part documentary.
Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford, takes viewers through the fascinating 30,000-year-old history of maths.

From Charles Darwin’s fervent pursuit of his theory of evolution to the latest developments in technology that allows us to take a fresh look at pregnancy in the womb, this autumn and winter BBC Four presents an illuminating and rewarding collection of programmes that celebrate mankind’s pursuit of scientific knowledge.

Programming for Big Bang Day on BBC Radio 4.

BBC Radio 4 will have exclusive access to one of the most exciting scientific experiments ever attempted when physicists try to recreate the aftermath of the Big Bang.

Nick Knowles is set to go Wild About Your Garden in an exciting new series for BBC One.

BBC World Service today (17 July) confirmed that its programmes will be available on Vivek 90.4 FM, the first community radio station in Chandigarh, India.

The incredible hidden stories of the planet’s oceans are told in a landmark new series for BBC Two.

James travels the world seeking answers to questions that perplex him.

Horizon – BBC Two’s flagship science documentary strand – returns to screens this autumn with a new series of cutting-edge films.

History Of Climate Change is a thorough and definitive guide to the subject of climate change, over three hour-long programmes on BBC Two.