Watching a mummy being unravelled lit a spark in a young Alice Roberts, setting her on a path of science and discovery.

Coast star Alice Roberts wants to give her body to medical science after she dies as a thank-you to others who have done the same. The TV anatomy expert, 39, hopes donating her corpse will help ...

Alice Roberts, who sends her children to a Church ... At its launch, Roberts, 45, a presenter of the Coast series, said: 'You can somehow get access to what is perceived to be a better school ...

Coast is presented by a team of experts, led by Neil Oliver. The team are Neil Oliver, Nicholas Crane, Alice Roberts, Miranda Krestovnikoff and Mark Horton, Hermione Cockburn and Dick Strawbridge.

Alice Roberts has just described how as five-week ... having presented several successful TV shows including Time Team and Coast. However, her broadcasting breakthrough in a field dominated ...

She is one of the regular co-presenters of BBC geographical and environmental series Coast. Roberts wrote and presented a BBC Two series on anatomy and health entitled Dr Alice Roberts ...

The BBC presenter and academic Alice Roberts is embroiled in a “battle ... Her daughter Alice, who presents the BBC documentary series Coast, is fronting the Humanists UK protest to end ...

Alice Roberts is Professor of Public Engagement in ... Alice has presented a range of programmes on BBC Two including Coast, Wild Swimming, The Incredible Human Journey, Origins of Us, Prehistoric ...

Professor Alice Roberts is a biological anthropologist ... Her TV career went from strength to strength as she presented Coast, Britain’s Most Historic Towns, Extreme Archaeology, Britain’s Biggest ...

Yes, marathon runners dressed as sperm, graphic demonstrations involving pumps and sausage-shaped balloons and a chance for Alice - the ... happened when she was on Coast.

To find out more, here’s Alice Roberts visiting Cromer, on the north Norfolk coast… ALICE ROBERTS: The north Norfolk coastline is very distinctive, the way it sort of bulges out into the North ...