Saturday 27 October 2012, 07:00
Michaela Strachan, Chris Packham and Martin Hughes-Games
Autumnwatch
A new series of Autumnwatch returns shortly to BBC Two but launches first on Red Button on Sunday 28th October.
Join the team as they stake out live in the Scottish Highlands, hoping to spot beavers, pine martens, red squirrels and lots of other local wildlife. Between 7am and midnight, we'll have live commentary on our live cameras from broadcasters and wildlife experts Chris Sperring and Euan McIlwraith, with text commentary running through the night.
When Red Button makes way for other programmes, you can continue to watch all the action 24 hours a day at bbc.co.uk/autumnwatch until the close on Friday 2nd November.
For more information visit Autumnwatch
Freesat/Sky/Virgin Media/Freeview:
Mon 29th October, 6:00am-1:25am
Tue 30th October, 4:30am-6:00am, 6:00am-10:00pm
Wed 31st October, 4:00am-6:00am, 6:00am-7:30pm, 10:00pm-6:00am
Thu 1st November, 6:00am-6:00am
Fri 2nd November, 6:00am-7:55am, 10:35am-11:55am, 9:00pm-10:30pm
Invaded Extra
CBBC's been invaded! Press red on the CBBC channel this week and join Chris and Dodge T. Dog as they introduce an Invaded Extra special - all about the brand new CBBC show Wizards Vs. Aliens, and the new series of Young Dracula! Watch a behind-the-scenes tour of the Wizards Vs. Aliens set, and get the lowdown on the new show's characters. Plus we have some CBBC Extra-style sneak peek clips from the new episodes of CBBC favourite, Young Dracula.
As always you can also read Chris and Dodge's blog, check out the answers to some of your questions, read your horoscopes and see if the jokes that made Chris and Dodge LOL will have the same effect on you.
Go on, press red... You know you want to!
Available on all platforms
Freesat/Sky/Virgin Media/Freeview:
Sat 3rd November, 11:05am-12:10pm
Antiques Roadshow Play Along
Fancy yourself as an armchair antiques expert? Demonstrate your knowledge by playing along with Antiques Roadshow. Our new valuation game launched with the start of this new series. It's simple, fun and free to play. All you have to do is consider each of the objects featured in the programme, select an option before our experts give their valuation and see how many you get right.
Play along with the BBC One programme by pressing red and using the colour buttons on your remote control to select a value. Will you be a novice, enthusiast, connoisseur or expert? Play along to find out and tweet your scores to #antiquesroadshow.
Available on Sky/Freeview
Sun 28th October, 8:00pm-9:00pmStrictly Come Dancing
Press your red button to join former Strictly champion and professional dancer Karen Hardy with celebrity friend Larry Lamb as they commentate live on the couples' performances. Expect a mixture of insight and irreverence as they give you the heads up on who's hot and who's not on the dancefloor before the judges have their say.
Available on all platforms:
Sat 27th October, 6:30pm-8:20pmDragons' Den
Duncan Bannatyne
It's a new series and a new raft of keen entrepreneurs are about to enter the Den and make a pitch for an investment that could make their business - and change their lives.
Here on the Red Button we get to peek behind the scenes and get the inside story on the investments made in the Den each week. What attracted the Dragons to the business? What did the other Dragons make of the deals? And why did the entrepreneurs take the deal they did in the Den?
Available on all platforms
Freesat/Sky/Virgin Media/Freeview:
Sun 28th October, 9:55pm-11:00pm
Wed 31st October, 12:00am-4:00am
Fri 2nd November, 10:30pm-4:00am
CBeebies Red Button
BBC Red Button welcomes younger viewers and grown-ups with a sense of adventure to the big, bright and fun world of CBeebies interactive!
Your children's favourite characters are at the heart of the interactive TV experience. Satellite and digital terrestrial viewers will have slightly different offerings from one another. This has enabled the Red Button team to offer the best games tailored to each system.
CBeebies Red Button is available on the CBeebies channel, and via page 5900 on other channels.
Available on Freeview and Sky only
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Catch up on all the latest Sport via the BBC Red Button.
Please note that Red Button sport timings are subject to change at short notice.
For the latest information refer to the BBC Sport website.
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Comment number 1.
usernamefood31st October 2012 - 16:21
Enjoying Autumnwatch on the red button
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Comment number 2.
Sue_Aitch1st November 2012 - 9:00
Any update on http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2012/10/red_button_changes.html?postid=113916620#comment_113916620, please?
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Comment number 3.
DGlife1st November 2012 - 15:52
"Catch up on all the latest Sport via the BBC Red Button."
I think you should stop saying things like this as it is no longer true. Just seen that the ATP tour finals for the tennis are 'web only'.
As a poor rural dweller with a 10gb download allowance and a connection that wouldn't let me stream live TV even if I could afford the unlimited download I would like to know why you have chosen to discriminate against so many people who are licence payers and who now find that because of their location and/or income they are excluded from more and more BBC content.
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Comment number 4.
Toonman2nd November 2012 - 20:12
Tess, glad to be back in the UK after my short stint in the US... even more glad that there isn't a single thing on this page about the 2012 US elections - I think I am quite saturated of any coverage to do with Obama and Romney.
I'm loving the Antiques Roadshow Play along by the way.. keep it up!
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