All news on the topic: David Attenborough

The new bird that lived around 120 million years ago was the first to evolve without teeth and has been named Imparavis attenboroughi in honour of Sir David Attenborough

During a chat with Sir David Attenborough, Princess Charlotte reveals spiders are her favourite animals, and the broadcaster agreed with her, saying they are 'wonderful things'

The fossilised skull of a giant pliosaur which was previously mistaken for a piece of wood took three weeks to pull it out of the cliff edge - and compared to putting a jigsaw together

The deadly Pilosaur was the ultimate killing machine in the ocean around 150 million years ago and has been dug up from the cliffs of Dorset's Jurassic Coast

Many famous stars reside in the London borough of Richmond, the happiest place to live in the UK according to new Rightmove research. We take a look at some of the A listers who have called this pretty suburb home

Staying up to date on environmental issues is key to finding positive solutions and creating a more sustainable world, and now you can get the latest by signing up to This is Planet Earth with Nada Farhoud.

Producer Fredi Devas said that while filming for Planet Earth in Nepal, he was fascinated to see local people treating a rhino in a busy urban area with such respect

I'm A Celebrity's Danielle Harold got more than she bargained for on Thursday's episode following an awkward Nigel Farage run-in

The clips of the presenter will give a striking comparison of the current habitat in Uganda, East Africa, when they are aired in this weekend's episode

An animal named after Sir David Attenborough that was thought to have been extinct has now been found in a remote mountain range in Indonesia with the broadcaster said to be "absolutely delighted"

Wildlife TV presenter Chris Packham is not happy about the comments Jeremy Clarkson has made about Sir David Attenborough in his latest newspaper column

After filming in Brazil's Cerrado grassland had ended, the mum Nhorinha and two pups were discovered drowned in one of the drainage ditches

Princess Charlotte revealed she likes an animal that many others fear during a meeting with Sir David Attenborough in which she, George and Louis discussed the natural world

The legendary nature documentary maker is back on screens and as sharp as ever with the BBC's Planet Earth IIII while his 100th birthday is less than three years away

Had this spectacle been filmed from the water alone it would have been amazing enough, but the added dimension provided by the drones elevated the footage though

A David Attenborough documentary series about endangered species has reportedly been scrapped by the BBC, much to the disappointment of the nature show's loyal viewers

The Planet Earth camermen who didn't use a shark cage to film scenes for Sunday night's show say it was a 'privilege' to shoot the footage but perhaps did 'underplay the potential dangers'

The iconic nature documentarist was followed by Stephen Fry and Sir Sean Connery - as well as Absolutely Fabulous leading lady, Dame Joanna Lumley

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The third instalment of the landmark series took 1,904 days to film in 43 countries across six continents, but it opens closer to home with Sir David Attenborough in Kent

This easy, four ingredient pasta from Mary Berry takes no time at all to create, just ten minutes and is bound to be an instant favourite in your home that you'll return to again and again

Erin Britton is said to have dropped husband's surname and is believed to have gone on a six-month safari where there is low risk that anyone will be aware of her husband's horror crimes

It was first published on September 28 1923, priced 2d, with information about what was on six radio stations, and now boasts the listings of 149 channels

The veteran broadcaster has started filming his introductory scenes and recording the narration of the much-anticipated landmark wildlife series, due to air on BBC1 in the autumn

Mike Parkinson says his dad’s Yorkshire origins were present throughout his career but adds that 'people in positions of authority' at the BBC were 'questioning his talent'