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Scotland's past, Scotland's future - and will the app market continue to...
Scotland's past, Scotland's future - and will the app market continue to grow?
- Published on: Friday 24th May 2013
- Introductory Level
- Posted under: What's On
Saturday 25th May
BBC Radio 4, Thursday
9.00am Eden Bang Goes The Theory Series 6
Settle down and watch the whole of series six in one scientifically-approved chunk.
Order your free Matrix of Modern Life poster
10.00am BBC Two A History Of Scotland
Neil Oliver continues his history of a nation.
Free course extracts on all things Scotland
1.00pm Eden Bang Goes The Theory Series 6
5.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Emerald Band
Chris Packham on the connections of life in the rainforest.
Get your free How Nature Works booklet
6.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Plant: Secrets Of The Savannah
For episode two, Chris moves out onto the plains.
Share nature on iSpot
7.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: The Magical Forest
Twice a year, the North American forests undergo massive changes. Chris finds out why.
Explore UK habitats
8.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Waterworlds
Chris ends the series tracking life in rivers, streams, and the ocean.
Is fishing in crisis?
9.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Emerald Band
10.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Plant: Secrets Of The Savannah
11.00pm Eden Bang Goes The Theory Series 6
Sunday 26th May
8.00pm BBC Radio 4 More Or Less
What would the financial situation really be for an independent Scotland?
A fairer Scotland?
Monday 27th May
12.15am BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed: Live music 1950-1967
Laurie Taylor and guests explore the music scene being remade by teenagers.
Black British jazz
Tuesday 28th May
1.15am BBC Two Keeping Britain Alive Episode 6
How do NHS managers charge fees to overseas visitors?
Order your free Keeping Britain Alive booklet
Wednesday 29th May
4.00pm BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed
4.15pm BBC Two Life In Cold Blood
David Attenborough is back with the amphibians and reptiles.
The effect of climate change on reptiles
Thursday 30th May
3.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Waterworlds
4.15pm BBC Two Life In Cold Blood
8.00pm Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Waterworlds
8.30pm BBC Radio 4 The Bottom Line
Evan Davis and guests explore the booming business of creating apps.
Chinese language made simpler with an OU app
Friday 31st May
Midnight Eden Secrets Of Our Living Planet: Waterworlds
11.00am Eden Life In Cold Blood
If you're enjoying LICB on BBC Two, you can also enjoy an episode today on Eden Channel. It's like a reptile festival.
Natural selection and evolution in the animal world
3.00pm Eden Life In Cold Blood
4.00pm BBC Radio 4 More Or Less
4.15pm BBC Two Life In Cold Blood
8.00pm BBC Four Symphony
Simon Russell Beale continues his history of the peak of Western Classical music
What is a symphony?
8.00pm Eden Life In Cold Blood
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Originally published: Friday, 24th May 2013
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Last updated on: Friday, 24th May 2013
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- Image 'Apps depicted on cupcakes' - Creative-Commons: Sugar Daze underCC-By-NC-SD licence
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