The Garden of Evolution, developed by Alice Roberts and David Stevens, will headline at BBC Gardeners’ World Live 2026 in Birmingham.

Renowned as one of Britain’s top modern day scientists, Professor Alice Roberts has been a hit on our television screens and written books about human anatomy, physiology, evolution, archaeology and ...

Professor Alice Roberts charts the rise of civilisation from 6100BCE to the end of the Bronze Age. A time of great work in architecture, literature, and the arts, until most of these great ...

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Anthropologist, author and broadcaster Professor Alice Roberts has been delving into Britain’s past, and making archaeology programmes, for nearly twenty years. Get the best deals and latest updates ...

Join Professor Alice Roberts as she takes us on an investigative journey to establish who spread Christianity, how and why; the story of the fall of an Empire - and the rise of another. Celebrating ...

ANYONE interested in history, archaeology, human biology or anthropology, cannot help but have been enthralled by Professor Alice Roberts. She has captivated audiences with more than 100 documentaries ...

Anthropologist, author and broadcaster Professor Alice Roberts has been delving into Britain’s past, and making archaeology programmes, for nearly twenty years. Get the best deals and latest updates ...

Professor Alice Roberts begins her quest on Britain's windswept south coast, investigating the biblical legend of Joseph of Arimathea, a tale woven deep into English folklore. Alice heads to Scotland ...

(via BBC Earth) Twin test subjects join forces with Professor Alice Roberts alongside a team of world-class experts to understand what the benefits of hairlessness could have been for our Homo erectus ...

Witch-hunting, train-travelling, treasure-digging or grail-seeking, Alice Roberts has either been cloned by AI or she is the busiest presenter on television. The pink-haired professor is as happy ...