Politics Live
Should the Digital Services Tax, levied on global tech companies, be dropped?
Impossible
Entertaining and educational British quiz show, hosted by Rick Edwards, where 24 regular contestants compete throughout the series to answer tricky questions. But some of the optional answers are designed to be ''impossible'', or at the very least inconsistent with the information given. The participants must avoid selecting these booby trap answer and the best one wins the £10,000 jackpot.
Lightning
Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quick-fire quiz with six players competing to beat the lightning and win £3,000.
Unbeatable
Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where players face a question and pick from a board of six rankable answers. Some answers are good, but only one is unbeatable. Today, Sue, Sarah, Raef and Jasvir battle it out to see which one of them is unbeatable.
Incredible Medicine: Dr Weston's Casebook.
Surgeon Gabriel Weston uncovers the rare and extraordinary cases that are bringing new discoveries about the human body and leading to the medical cures of the future. This week, we meet a girl whose heart has formed outside her ribcage, a man who can spend nine minutes underwater without taking a breath, a woman who is growing a second skeleton and a paralysed man who is regaining movement thanks to a chip implanted into his brain that can "read" his brain signals.
Attenborough's Life in Colour
David Attenborough explore la beauté et la diversité des couleurs dans la nature. Les animaux utilisent les couleurs pour se protéger, chasser et trouver des partenaires. La parade du paon et les couleurs vives des colibris sont des exemples. Les paradisiers préparent des points de rendez-vous pour leurs spectacles. Certains crabes violonistes voient la lumière polarisée pour se distinguer des autres crabes et des prédateurs.
Flog It!
Paul Martin presents from Layer Marney Tower in rural Essex.
Grand Tours of Scotland's Rivers
This surprising grand tour follows the river Ythan in rural Aberdeenshire, which flows through a landscape of wheat fields and haunted castles and on to a coast rich in wildlife. On the way, Paul Murton learns how to make a haystack, speak the local 'Doric' and has a ghostly encounter with a woman in Fyvie Castle. He visits Gight Castle, the ruined home of poet Lord Byron's family. Journey's end is at the mouth of the river, where sand dunes have created Scotland's version of the Sahara.
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