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Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife

Bill Oddie presents the definitive guide to finding and understanding Britain's wildlife.

Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife: Series 2: Episode 2: Brecklands

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Episode 2: Brecklands

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Brecklands

BBC Two - Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife, Series 2, Brecklands

Bill Oddie visits Brecklands in East Anglia in summer to see a stoat, rabbits and spiders.

Bill Oddie explores the Brecklands of East Anglia in high summer.  He sees a stoat hunting rabbits, hares and the great raft spider.

Bill explores the grasslands of East Anglia known as the Brecklands.  It is high summer and Bill watches a stoat as it hunts rabbits, attempts a spot of hare whispering and jumps into a bog in the search for our largest spider – the great raft spider. 

Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife: Series 2

BBC Two

Knowledge, drama, comedy and the arts for a broad adult audience.

BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

Bill continues on his quest to show you everything you need to know about our wildlife.

Bill continues on his quest to show you everything you need to know about our wildlife, visiting places as diverse as Orkney, Hampstead Heath and Dorset.

Dragons' Den

Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to millionaires willing to invest their own cash.

Aspiring entrepreneurs have one chance to make their dreams come true when they pitch their business idea to five multimillionaire investors. It's make or break time.

Dragons' Den: Series 3: Episode 2

10/08/2006

Series 3

BBC One - Dragons' Den, Series 3, Episode 2

Pitches include an armchair-based multi-gym and an innovative picnic bag.

Entrepreneurs have three minutes to sell ideas to five multi-millionaires with money to invest. Pitches include an armchair-based multi-gym and an innovative picnic bag.

Budding entrepreneurs get to pitch their business ideas and inventions to five multi-millionaire investors - Peter Jones, Duncan Bannatyne, Theo Paphitis, Deborah Meaden and Richard Farleigh. If the investors like an idea, they're ready to invest their own cash to kick-start the business. But if they don't like it, expect fireworks as they make their feelings crystal clear and the entrepreneurs see their ideas of instant business success and fortune go down the pan.The 'dragons' are confronted by an armchair-based multi-gym, an innovative picnic bag, a potentially lucrative lorry washing system and many more. Will any of them get the cash they need to see their business take off?

Dragons' Den: Series 3

BBC One

Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to multi-millionaires with money to invest.

Budding entrepreneurs have three minutes to pitch their business ideas to five multi-millionaires with money to invest and destructive criticism to offer.

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