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Kate Humble left school with 3 A Levels and, preferring travel to study, set off overland for South Africa, arriving a year later with £5 in her pocket and no ticket home.

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Spring forward Featuring: video, Michael Jobling

By Kate Humble (Guest), Richard Fitter (Guest), Dr David Robinson (The Open University)

14 May 2010

Records kept by amateur diarists confirm that spring is springing forward and autumn is falling back. Their work has spawned a new science - phenology....  Read more : Spring forward

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DIY: The Saucepan Radio Featuring: video, OU

By The Rough Science webteam (The Open University), Dr Mike Leahy (Guest), Kate Humble (Guest)

27 September 2007

A step-by-step guide on how to make a radio, part of the BBC/OU's programme website for Rough Science 1  Read more : DIY: The Saucepan Radio

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Video Extras 6: Beneath the Waves Featuring: video, Production team

By Kate Humble (Guest), Dr Kathy Sykes (Guest), Dr Jonathan Hare (Guest)

23 March 2005

How will Kate be able to use the Rough Science equipment to breathe underwater? Part of the fifth BBC/OU TV series Rough Science, based in...  Read more : Video Extras 6: Beneath the Waves

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Kate Humble left school with 3 A Levels and, preferring travel to study, set off overland for South Africa, arriving a year later with £5 in her pocket and no ticket home. She married TV producer Ludo Graham in 1992 and joined the BBC in 1997 as a senior researcher on Animal Hospital. Since then she has been involved in an impressive number of TV series, including Rough Science, Tomorrow’s World, Top Gear, The Abyss, Climate Change, Britain Under Threat, Wild in your Garden, and of course Springwatch, Autumnwatch and Seawatch.

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