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David Attenborough unrecognisable in dishy shirtless debut

David Attenborough unrecognisable in dishy shirtless debut
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UN recognizes broadcaster Attenborough with Lifetime Achievement Award

The United Nations has recognized Sir David Attenborough's outsized impact on the global environmental movement, presenting him with the UN Champions of the Earth Lifetime Achievement Award.

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David Attenborough s first TV appearance came with 1954 Zoo Quest

Sir David first presented Zoo Quest at the age of 28, and was seen in Sierra Leone. For a subsequent series in 1956 (pictured), the broadcaster went to Borneo in search of the Komodo dragon.

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Is Sir David Attenborough vegan? Naturalist loses taste for meat

Is Sir David Attenborough vegan? Naturalist loses taste for meat
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The £1 6m rare book collection that multi-millionaire scientists will compete to buy

The market for first-edition books has never been hotter - so a new sale of climate change themed works will make millions

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