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'Factual: Science & Nature' schedule for Wednesday 3 September 2008

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  1. 00:30–01:00
    BBC News Channel
    A look at the kind of tech we will be using in a few years time.
  2. 01:32–01:58
    BBC World Service
    Available in RealMedia only
    We look back to our 1st edition in 2001, new browser games, Scrabulous, Mali net problems
  3. 05:45–06:00
    BBC Radio 4
    News and issues in rural Britain, with Charlotte Smith.
  4. 10:32–10:58
    BBC World Service
    Available in RealMedia only
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  5. 14:00–14:30
    BBC Two (Scotland only)
    Neil Oliver visits the Irish capital on the Liffey. (R)
  6. 14:00–14:15
    BBC Two (except Scotland)
    The team journey to Saltburn, a resort founded by the Victorian entrepreneur Henry Pease. (R)
  7. 16:00–16:30
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Laurie Taylor explores the latest research into how society works.
  8. 16:32–16:58
    BBC World Service
    Available in RealMedia only
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  9. 19:00–19:30
    BBC Two (Wales only)
    Jamie dons a boiler suit and boards one of the little trains of the Talyllyn railway. (R)
  10. 20:00–21:00
    BBC Four
    David Attenborough takes a look at lizards and chameleons from around the world. (R)
  11. 20:00–20:50
    BBC Two (except Wales)
    Revealing the secrets of the elusive Spectacled Bear.
  12. 20:32–20:58
    BBC World Service
    Available in RealMedia only
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  13. 20:50–21:00
    BBC Two (except Wales)
    A look at the loons, beavers and porcupines inhabiting Squam Lake in New Hampshire. (R)
  14. 21:00–22:00
    BBC Four
    Transplant surgery development, from a Nazi sympathiser to new life-saving operations.
  15. 21:00–21:30
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Including an update on the progress of the tagged Atlantic salmon.
  16. 21:32–22:00
    BBC Radio Wales
    Adam Walton keeps listeners up to date with the ever changing world of technology.
  17. 00:10–01:10
    BBC Four
    Transplant surgery development, from a Nazi sympathiser to new life-saving operations. (R)
  18. 01:10–02:10
    BBC Four
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors learnt to harness the immune system. (R)
  19. 01:32–01:58
    BBC World Service
    Available in RealMedia only
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  20. 03:10–04:10
    BBC Four
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors learnt to harness the immune system. (R)

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