TV Guide BBC Two Thursday

Lord Sugar tasks the candidates with turning ingredients into profit. Under the watchful eye of aides Karren Brady and Tim Campbell, the teams vie to emerge victorious but with picky eaters on one team and a battle to be at the top of the pecking order on the other, feathers fly in the boardroom

Angela Scanlon and her guests take a deep dive into the candidates' performances, and analyse the task, the boardrooms and the firings. Plus, a chat with the next person to leave the process

Carol Kirkwood looks at subjects beginning with the letter L as she continues her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture. Along the way, she gets inspiration and advice from some of the BBC's most popular gardening presenters

Quiz show in which four pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Gethin Jones

The chef attempts to understand Provence's passion for olives. First he discovers the secrets of their most famous product, olive oil. Marcus meets a chef in Saint Remy who's doing something rather unusual with these versatile delights and olive oil - a dessert. He also visits the 51st annual olive-breaking competition

Marcus gets a surprise when he is expected to give an impromptu cooking demonstration at the local farmers' market. Luckily, he loves a challenge and is determined to seek out ingredients to wow the masses and fly the flag for British cuisine, seeking out the best pork and snails

Hundreds of women end up in hospital each year after having cheap bum lifts or breast enlargement jabs that go wrong. Alexander van Tulleken and Ashley John-Baptiste investigate the beauticians illegally offering dodgy injectables without a prescription. Plus, the scandal of the company hired to deliver urgent medication to people's homes but falling short for many and the dangers of swallowing chewing gum

In Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, a midwife and her builder husband buy a house which hasn't been lived in for a decade. However, they have big plans to create their forever home for them and their four children. Plus, two houses in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, and Wakefield, West Yorkshire are bought at auction by developers who plan to rent them out. Presenters including Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the fortunes of new new owners as they bring their plans to fruition

Christina Trevanion presents the show from Shrewsbury, where experts Philip Serrell and Izzie Balmer lend a hand to the reds and blues before they battle it out at auction in Lichfield. Christina monitors progress and also learns the inspirational story of wildlife artist Mouse Macpherson

Further live coverage of day 13 of the 25th staging of the Games, including the women's and men's ski mountaineering sprint finals at Stelvio Ski Centre, as history is made when the first-ever Olympic medals in this sport are awarded

Over three rounds, contestants vie to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to make the final where they can win a cash prize. General knowledge quiz, hosted by Jason Manford

Part one of two. Conservationist Giles Clark embarks on his biggest mission to date - taking on the illegal wildlife trade and helping to build a new bear sanctuary in Laos, south-east Asia. Giles has been asked by good friend Matt Hunt, CEO of Free the Bears, to help for 12 months and is not long into his role when he has to step in to help Mary, a five-month-old sun bear. Mary was rescued after her mother was killed in the wild and was spotted on the back of a truck for sale into the illegal wildlife trade. Fragile and malnourished, she lives with Giles and Matt at home while she needs round-the-clock specialist care

Anita Manning and David Fletcher head to Alnwick Castle in Northumberland to value the hidden treasures of the general public before they are sold at auction. Among the finds are a Charles Brannam studio pot and a pair of pistols that cause a stir in the saleroom. Plus, Paul Martin explores the nearby Gibside estate and uncovers the scandalous story of the Countess of Strathmore and her conman husband

Clare Balding presents the concluding live coverage of day 13 of the 25th staging of the Games, with events taking place in Italy. The men's curling continues with the semi-finals at Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium, with Great Britain hoping to be involved after finishing as runners-up to Sweden four years ago. Elsewhere, medals are decided in the women's free skating program at Milano Ice Skating Arena, with reigning world champion Alysa Liu of the USA and Japan's Kaori Sakamoto, who had won the previous three world titles, among those who are expected to be prominent. There are also updates from the women's half-pipe qualifying runs in freestyle skiing at Livigno Snow Park, where Britain's Zoe Atkin begins her quest to win a medal

A reclusive pensioner is shot dead in his home, and a figure matching the description of an unassuming accountant was witnessed fleeing the crime scene. However, the suspect has a rock-solid alibi. Meanwhile, the commissioner is determined to get the islanders back on side with a community-focused initiative, but tensions rise when Mervin goes rogue during the launch event