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24/11/2011

Mel Giedroyc learns about pigeon's satnav, the history of a 700 year old oak tree and the life of the world's biggest bird. Plus the fourth part of David Almond's story Skellig.

1 hour

Last on

Thu 24 Nov 2011 16:00

Chapters

  • Ancient Oak Trees – The Living World

    Lionel Kellaway travels to Herefordshire to learn more about a magnificent Oak tree that is reported to be the oldest in the country.

    Duration: 07:42

  • Mothers And Sons – Woman’s Hour

    Jenni Murray discusses being a mother to a son with Safraz Manzoor, Angela Marr and Miriam Stoppard

    Duration: 07:59

  • Questions Questions – Pigeon’s Satnav

    Stewart Henderson with the answer to the intriguing question, why do pigeons have such a strong homing instinct?

    Duration: 07:44

  • Author’s Live – David Almond

    The award-winning author answers some of the children’s questions at this Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ session held in Pacific Quay, Glasgow.

    Duration: 07:14

  • Albatrosses

    Wildlife cameraman John Aitchison reports on a group of big baby birds!

    Duration: 05:40

  • Daily Dalek – Charlie Higson

    The author and performer discusses his career writing for children.

    Duration: 07:15

  • Skellig – Part 4

    Carl Prekopp reads the fourth part of david Almond’s story Skellig. Today, young Michael introduces Mina to his very special discovery at the back of his garage.

    Duration: 10:54

Broadcast

  • Thu 24 Nov 2011 16:00