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T.S.B. proud partners of the Pride of Britain Awards. You're going to. Hello, welcome to the naked scientists. This week's program comes to you from two sides of the world, Perth in Western Australia and

Cambridge in England.

And here in Cambridge will be discussing the first ever measurement of the magnetic field around a black hole.

And what can David Beckham tell us about playing the piano?

And here in Australia, how plants from South Africa are being used to improve some of the worst

soils in the world and we go fishing to see how climate change is affecting how fish breed

in estuaries.

Some black room here.

We've also got the theme of it,

which some people like to eat as well,

and then we've got a toadfish.

If you'd like to get in touch with this, you can email Chris at the Naked Scientists.

You can tweet at naked scientists, or you can find us on Facebook at Facebook.com slash the Naked Scientists.

Hello I'm Dominic Ford and also joining me in Cambridge to take a look at the news

headlines is Kate Lamble. Kate what's caught your eye? I don't know whether you

watch Time Team but essentially Tony Robinson turns up in your

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