Harry Cliff

Cliff Richard has been a fixture on British rock charts for six decades. Born Harry Rodger Webb in Lucknow, India, on October 14, 1940, he made his rock'n'roll debut Sixteen years later with his first band The Drifters, which became the Shadows and collected hits: "Move It", "Livin ' Doll", "Bachelor Boy", among others. After a solo stint, the youth idol converted to Christianity in 1964 and pursued a multiple career as a hugely popular singer, actor and TV host in the UK. Dean of British rock since 1958, Cliff Richard has placed fourteen songs at the top of the sales charts, including "We don't Talk Anymore" (1979) and "Millennium Prayer" (1999). He continues to record albums between pop, rock and Christmas songs.

Experimental physicist at CERN and acclaimed science presenter Harry Cliff offers an eye-opening account of the inexplicable phenomena that science has only recently glimpsed, and that could transform our understanding of the fundamental nature of reality.