The "Nanny Plate" debate, and the Neanderthal fat factory

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Fridges and freezers hacked, and remembering Patrick Stewart

Europe's supermarket fridges and freezers have come under sustained cyber attacks - BBC tech and AI editor, Zoe Kleinman, has the latest. Plus, what to expect from the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, why two indigenous groups in Tanzania and Bolivia share the same gut microbes, a ...  Show more

What are mitochondria, and can we fix them?

Mitochondria - the longest and most successful partnership in biology - a symbiosis between bacteria and complex cells spanning billions of years - go under our microscope this week. We've teamed up with ARIA - the Advanced Research + Invention Agency - to find out more about the ...  Show more

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