Bethan Jinkinson

There’s lots of myths around what can cause cancer – from burnt toast, to sugar to mobile phones 🍞 What’s the truth? Watch this video by @bbcideas with experts including Curator of Medicine Katie Dabin, on understanding cancer misinformation & reality: bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/t…

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A short clip from Michael Mosley's last interview, How to Live a Good Life, with Professor Paul Bloom is Michael at his best - full of warmth, insight and enjoying his time with the Hay Festival audience. There's Only One Michael Mosley | Listen on BBC Sounds bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Our latest @bbcideas animation looks at the role of women in Operation Overlord. #DDay80

We have collected and curated plenty of brilliant mental health and wellbeing tools, materials and organisations who can help. If you want to explore mental health further, take a look at the links here 👉 bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/changing-lives…

Music is a key part of the balance of the mind and may be one of the greatest healing factors for our stressed-out brains. But why does the brain respond to music and why might it be good for our mental health and wellbeing? classical-music.com/features/scien…

Today marks the anniversary of the discovery of DNA's molecular structure! Watch this video by @bbcideas and geneticist Sir Paul Nurse on the amazing breakthroughs that followed the discovery in 1953 and how it directly impacted his own family: bbc.in/3UbYcVJ

@BBCNuala Congratulations @BBCNuala 🙌🙌🙌

And I’m thrilled too! 📻 ❤️

So thrilled about this! Any votes would be very much appreciated 🙏

Probably one of our quirkiest animations yet…

@LearnonScreen @bbcideas The honour is all mine - thank you for asking me!

We're honoured to have Bethan Jinkinson @BethJin, the Executive Editor of @bbcideas on the judging panel this year. #meetthejudges #learningonscreenawards24

Well done to everyone at #BBCAthletics - phenomenal coverage of #budapest2023. Loved ever minute of it 👏👏👏👏👏

During World War II, a network of British fascists gathered information that might help the Nazi cause. They passed these secrets to Jack King, a Gestapo officer. In 2014, files revealed ‘Jack’ was a top secret agent working for MI5.

@dabeard @TheWebbyAwards Congratulations!!!

Me: It’s never been about the awards. Also me: It’s all about the readers. Boss: Your award arrived. Me: (Speechless) Also me: (Stupid grin) @TheWebbyAwards