The BBC has re-edited the final episode of David Attenborough's nature series, Africa, on BBC One to remove a piece of commentary about climate change.

BBC: Africa TV series edited over climate change comment

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Below is an edited, re-arranged transcript of the interview.

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Once you're done with the essay, avoid the impulse to have it edited by 10 people.

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The problem is that the resulting ads are so bland that they could easily be re-edited to sell cars, clothes or... just about anything.

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The original footage has been edited in a new film by Bill Morrison, called Re:Awakenings.

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