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The science of sin

Neurobiologist Jack Lewis sheds

light on the fascinating topic of

temptation – where it comes from,

how to resist it and why we all

succumb to it from time to time.

Thursday 30 July at 6pm BST.

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The end of the universe

Will our universe collapse on itself,

rip itself apart or fall victim to an

expanding bubble of doom,

asks astrophysicist Katie Mack.

Thursday 13 August at 6pm BST.

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The coronavirus’s effects on children

and on other diseases, how changing

the way you sit could add years to

your life and the supercrops that

could feed a climate-changed world.

Plus: how to move your solar system

to a new location, and introducing

bison to the UK.

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