SONY BBC Earth Schedule, Today (India)

Gordon Buchanan journeys up Papua New Guinea's remote Sepik River to meet the remarkable tribes who have learnt to live with crocodiles.

Rick Stein visits a small restaurant, Antiche Carampane, in San Polo, along with Francesco Da Mosta. He later cooks up a Venetian seafood risotto.

Six young athletes stick fight with Zulus at a tribal royal wedding as western adventurers are pitted against the rituals of tribal life.

Mattresses: Gregg Wallace follows the production of pocket-sprung mattresses, from the arrival of hard steel to soft bedding heading out of dispatch, at a massive mattress factory.

Gordon Buchanan journeys up Papua New Guinea's remote Sepik River to meet the remarkable tribes who have learnt to live with crocodiles.

Steve Backshall explores the Indian Ocean, searching for a fish that can weigh as much as a double-decker bus, and trying to spot the fastest fish on the planet.

Steve braves the Cape's rough seas to get close to the great white shark. Frustration grows as the bad weather looks like scuppering his plans.

Steve and the team arrive in Namibia to search for spoor spiders, sidewinders and a hungry vulture.

Steve is hot on the trail of Africa's big cats. He dons a camouflage suit to beat a leopard at its own game by hunting his crew, but it proves to be a lot harder than it looks.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers piadinas and street food dating back to Roman times. Then in Croatia, he discovers new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas, and lamb peka.

Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan joins a tribal family on a remote Pacific island to see if it is possible to live close to sharks.

Trains: Gregg learns about the construction of the five-carriage electric train, while Cherry Healy visits an HS2 construction site and learns about the functioning of tunnel-boring machines.

Facing some of the hardest tribal challenges on Earth, the athletes take on a marathon-length run across remote Mexican mountains against the locals.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers piadinas and street food dating back to Roman times. Then in Croatia, he discovers new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas, and lamb peka.

Steve is hot on the trail of Africa's big cats. He dons a camouflage suit to beat a leopard at its own game by hunting his crew, but it proves to be a lot harder than it looks.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Trains: Gregg learns about the construction of the five-carriage electric train, while Cherry Healy visits an HS2 construction site and learns about the functioning of tunnel-boring machines.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Adventurer Cyril Chauquet embarks on a journey to find the most dangerous underwater creatures in the most remote parts of the world.

Facing some of the hardest tribal challenges on Earth, the athletes take on a marathon-length run across remote Mexican mountains against the locals.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers piadinas and street food dating back to Roman times. Then in Croatia, he discovers new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas, and lamb peka.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

Trains: Gregg learns about the construction of the five-carriage electric train, while Cherry Healy visits an HS2 construction site and learns about the functioning of tunnel-boring machines.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Facing some of the hardest tribal challenges on Earth, the athletes take on a marathon-length run across remote Mexican mountains against the locals.

Adventurer Cyril Chauquet embarks on a journey to find the most dangerous underwater creatures in the most remote parts of the world.

Steve is hot on the trail of Africa's big cats. He dons a camouflage suit to beat a leopard at its own game by hunting his crew, but it proves to be a lot harder than it looks.

The film-maker documents the wildlife, habitats and cultures supported by the Ganges, an important river in India that is considered sacred by Hindus.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers piadinas and street food dating back to Roman times. Then in Croatia, he discovers new dishes like pasticada, goat stew with peas, and lamb peka.

Adventurer Cyril Chauquet embarks on a journey to find the most dangerous underwater creatures in the most remote parts of the world.

Cornish Pasties: The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.