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UK slash radio for, one of those things is not true.

This week saw the release of the latest incarnation of the

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the IPCC, and the scientists are as confident

as ever of the certainty of man-made climate change.

But the headlines and the public mood is not so clear.

So how do we deal with uncertainty in science?

We also have vampire hormones by day they rest, but they mostly come at night.

Mostly.

There's your token science fiction reference for this week's show, but there's also a secret

Tim Minchen lyric later on, see if you can spot it. Last week's show us your

instrument was a stick this week it's a particle collider. Science is nothing if not

varied. And a word to the wise, one Nobel Prize winner's advice to this year's laureates, who will be

revealed from Monday.

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