Programme TV de BBC2 du Friday 31 January

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Vendredi 31 janvier

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Yellowstone: The Toughest Spring Un printemps précoce frappe le parc du Yellowstone, engendrant un dégel brutal qui va bouleverser le paysage. Alors que la neige disparaît, les cours d'eau se transforment en torrents qui mettent en dangers les installations des castors. De leur côté, les wapitis suivent le chemin du dégel en quête de nourriture, tandis qu'un véritable baby-boom débute chez les bisons ou chez les loups.

Monty Don's British Gardens Monty Don explores the most densely populated part of the country, London and the home counties. He visits some of London's gardens, including a special one on a barge, as well as a beautifully restored garden close to where he grew up in Hampshire and some gardens known for their different and personal styles of planting.

Uncanny Danny meets Liam, who spent his youth terrified by a ghostly child on the family farm.

Uncanny: Post Mortem Danny Robins delves further into the haunting of Hollymount Farm with fresh revelations.

Newsnight Des interviews de personnalités du gouvernement et de l'opposition, de chefs d'entreprise et de syndicalistes, ainsi que des rapports analytiques qui vont au-delà des gros titres, permettent d'examiner en profondeur les principaux sujets politiques et économiques de la journée.

A Million Little Pieces Un jeune drogué affronte son passé et ses démons après avoir été interné dans un centre de désintoxication.

Where the Polar Bears Wait In one town known as the polar bear capital of the world, melting sea ice spells transformation and danger. While scientists in Churchill, Manitoba, race to understand how to protect polar bears that are threatened by climate change, the town works to keep increasingly hungry bears away from its population. A story of human resilience and respect for nature on the edge of the Canadian Arctic.

Bloody Mary: Lucy Worsley Investigates. Mary Tudor, King Henry VIII's eldest daughter, came to the throne in 1553 and became infamous as one of the bloodiest queens in history. Allegedly executing her subjects at will for their religious beliefs, Mary's reign became defined by her staunch Catholicism. Lucy Worsley investigates whether England's first ruling female monarch, Mary I, was truly as 'bloody' as history suggests, or whether this reputation arose from being the first woman in a predominantly male world.