A frozen Berry blast, please.

All right, love.

Do you know what I've done?

Now, what have you done?

You see Pete sleeping over there.

I got the sun cream, but I've only got on a drawer.

On his back.

I love it, really. Oh, but that's not Pete, isn't it? Oh very funny.

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Terms of conditions apply see in store for details. You're going to be. Hello, scientists with me Chris Smith and also with cat onie hella cat.

Hello and this week Jurassic Park comes to life

perhaps as blood is extracted from a fossilized mosquito

and we take a look at the Spanish slugs that are invading

Britain's back gardens plus superbugs how scientists are using new technology

to study and stop the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria.

You're shedding about 15 million bacterial cells into the immediate environment around you every minute.

Those 15 million cells comprise mostly of bacteria associated with skin, but they also come from your nose and your mouth

and interestingly even from your gastrointestinal system via your trousers and onto the seats you're sitting on.

And on the subject of bugs for our scientific teaser this week,

a cryptic clue for you.

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