Sir David Attenborough has turned 100, marking the milestone with a characteristically clear-eyed reflection that he will not see how the planet's story ends.
'I will not see how the planet's story ends' - Sir David Attenborough turns 100
Sir David Attenborough has turned 100, marking the milestone with a characteristically clear-eyed reflection that he will not see how the planet's story ends.
Across seven decades of broadcasting he has shaped how audiences understand the natural world, moving in later years from wonder to warning.
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