The Prince of Wales has given weather forecasting a try during a BBC Scotland television studio tour.

Since the BBC’s major global wildlife event, Planet Earth Live (BBC1), started on Sunday night, I’ve been worried sick about the little baby animals, writes Ben Bentley.

The Apprentice 2012 is under way, and only 15 candidates remain after Lord Sugar last night jabbed his feared finger in the direction of his first victim.

Fire up the Quattro. Oops, wrong show. How about pull out the choke and fingers crossed as you turn the ignition key of the chocolate brown Austin Princess? Not as catchy? Of course not. But there are more parallels to this series and Ashes to Ashes than retro cars.

Having agreed to review a fishing programme on the same night that England’s footballers faced Holland, I was, understandably, a bit miffed.

And so, a night at home being berated, belittled and humiliated. Yippee, dial a pizza – it’s a night in with Jeremy Paxman. Normally an experience on a par with, say, masochism.

Inside Men is the fascinating new four-part thriller showing on BBC 1 this month.

Shropshire’s pioneering Fordhall Farm will feature on BBC television property hunting series Escape to the Country tomorrow.

Five brainboxes flew the flag for Shropshire on TV quiz show Eggheads – but were beaten by some of the biggest brains in Britain.

Shrewsbury was at the heart of the national debate yesterday as BBC’s Question Time was broadcast from the town – with host and panellists praising the audience for a ‘very good’ show.

Feminist writer Germaine Greer and Conservative Party co-chairman Baroness Warsi will be on the panel for Question Time in Shrewsbury tomorrow, it was revealed today.

Protesters are planning to gather outside Shrewsbury’s Theatre Severn when an episode of the BBC’s Question Time is recorded there this week.

It’s been absolutely freezing in my house this weekend. Why does a central heating boiler decide to pack up on the coldest day of the year?

Shrewsbury’s Theatre Severn has been named as the venue for next week’s BBC One Question Time, it was revealed today.

A BBC Radio Shropshire presenter has spent a month without drink and has made a video diary as part of an experiment for the TV?show Inside Out,which is to be screened tonight.

Tonight, Shropshire radio presenter Adam Green features in a timely BBC TV documentary examining the issue of social drinking. He took part in a month-long project to give up booze throughout December party season, with some eye-opening results.

A fearless teacher from Shropshire has gone from the fields of World War Two to dodging angry dogs, scaling slippery ski lifts and facing the stairway from hell – all in the name of entertainment.

A father-of-four today said his son had been left devastated after a BBC slip up led to a musician in a Womble suit removing its head during a live broadcast.

A number of shows on Radio Shropshire could be axed as part of the BBC’s plans to cut 20 per cent from its budget over the next five years.

BBC local radio stations today bore a large brunt of the corporation’s proposed cuts  – with a £5.3 million reduction in their budgets.