Former BBC producer, Bernie Andrews, is interviewed by producer John Walters for a BBC Radio 1 programme called 'Look Out - It's Alive' in 1991. (Credit: BBC)

Bernie Andrews: Working with bands (interviewed by John Walters in 1991)

Melissa LaScaleia reads Hafiz: “The mountain’s face lifted me”

Melissa LaScaleia reads Hafiz: “If your knees have not buckled”

Melissa LaScaleia reads Hafiz: “Once a young woman came to Hafiz”

Melissa LaScaleia reads Hafiz: “A rather serious – maybe too serious – university student”

Melissa LaScaleia reads Hafiz: “One regret, I am determined not to have”

When you visit the rooftops of Paris' famous landmarks, the last thing you might expect is a handful of buzzing beehives. These hives belong to Audric de Campeau, who quit his job to make honey. The honey is then used to brew mead in the unlikeliest of places - the dark, damp Parisian catacombs. 

Credit: Outlook, BBC World Service, as reported by Saskia Edwards
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Paris' rooftop beekeeper

“EnTodoElMundo” translates as “'Around the World, there are humans who whistle their language” in Spanish. Clip courtesy of Julien Meyer/ Laure Dentel.

“EnTodoElMundo”

“islik dili konusuyoruz” translates as “We speak this whistle language” in Turkish. Clip courtesy of Onur Güntürkün.

“islik dili konusuyoruz”

The ETAF siren, coupled with a voice announcement

Anti - Siren 4 ETAF Audio

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Paris' rooftop beekeeper

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