The BBC legitimately regulates its presenters’ external activities. And for good reason, they like us to avoid stepping into live arguments.

Thanks to the thousands of folks who’ve listened. The episodes will remain online.. a great introduction to heat pumps.

Do you really want us to opine like that John? And would you be happy to pay a licence fee if BBC staff opined in a way you find objectionable? If your answers are 1. Yes and 2. No, what you are really saying is that the BBC should not exist in its current form

Fair points Ants.. It's a good debate. But it is a valid debate. It concerns claims of the kind that we must cut emissions to stop flooding here. Sadly, if we are 1 or 2 per cent of global total CO2 emissions, our reductions will obviously have only a 1 or 2 per cent effect on our climate change

probably not, on this occasion

Shall definitely check this out, what with our upcoming home renovation!

Noise is often seen as a big impediment to heat pump adoption. We've covered that as well..

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And the most commonly asked question is what if I live in a flat? Here's the episode on that (although Bean and I will come back to that).

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If you want to go back to the beginning, here's the one on What is a Heat Pump?

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And I've just discovered Apple have a web player.. here's our last episode on whether we have enough electricity, to shift to heat pumps

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