Show Attenborough's new series after BBC fears backlash from the rightwing

Force the BBC to broadcast the new series due to it showing content on our wildlife in the British Isle and on what the harm we are doing to the environment and how we can help reverse it.

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The BBC has explained that there is no ‘sixth episode’ of Wild Isles, and that this series always was a five part series. The BBC has a separate film for iPlayer from the RSPB and WWF and Silverback Films about people working to preserve and restore the biodiversity of the British Isles.