Bettany Hughes, Alexandria: The Greatest City, Wednesday 24th March 2010, 9pm - 10pm, More 4

Bettany Hughes goes in search of the lost city, founded out of the desert by Alexander the Great in 331 BC. It once dominated the ancient world, but now almost forgotten, Alexandria lies hidden beneath the waters of the Mediterranean, a sprawling modern metropolis.

Bettany Hughes, Banishing Eve, Sunday 21st March 2010, 1.30pm - 2pm, BBC Radio 4

Historian of the ancient world Bettany Hughes uses the latest scholarship to take us back to the 2nd century AD, as pagan Europe began to embrace Christianity. What emerged out of this crucible of religious change marked the beginning of the end for women as religious leaders for a millennium and half. Things were more difficult after Christianity became the recognised religion of the Roman Empire and beyond. But this is not just a tale of capitulation and annihilation; women fought doggedly for their positions. From Nicea to Northumbria, Bettany follows the decline - but not quite fall - of women in the early church.

Joan Bakewell, International Women's Day, Daily Mirror, Monday 8th march 2010

To mark the 100 Year Anniversary of International Women's Day, Dame Joan Bakewell gives us an insight into what this day means to her.

My grandchildren's lives are better than mine... but there's still a long way to go

James King, This Morning, Friday 12th March 2010, 10.30am - 11.25am, ITV

James King appears as a guest on This Morning to give his reviews on the latest movie releases.

Louise Minchin, Missing Live, 15th - 26th March 2010, Weekdays on BBC, 9.15am-10am

Missing Live returns to BBC One Daytime following another hugely succesful run last year. In the studio, presenter Louise Minchin will be talking to family, friends and experts, exploring the heartbreaking stories of people currently missing.

Missing Live will also be asking viewers for assistance with regular appeals on new and urgent cases and some long-term mysteries in a live and fully interactive series.

During the last series 11 of the missing people featured on the programme were found, with calls from members of the public also giving charities and the police new leads on long-term cases.

The programme is on BBC One Daytime each weekday morning from 9.15am to 10am for two weeks and sees missing people reunited with the people who helped to find them.

Tre Azam & Raef Bjayou, Celebrity Egg Heads, Friday 12th March, 6 - 6.30 pm, BBC2

A celebrity special of the show in which challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, made up of the country's top quiz champions. Can a team of former Apprentice contestants, featuring Tre Azam & Raef Bjayou triumph over the general knowledge Goliaths and win the cash prize for their charity or will it go to this year's Children In Need appeal?

'Border Flowers' by Lucy Summers due in stores March 2010

In March 2010 Border Flowers will be launched, the fourth in the Greenfinger Guides Series designed to help gardeners the world over get the best from their gardens. It will elevate your garden beds and borders from the ordinary to something quite magical. Also in this series Climbers & Wall shrubs, Drought tolerant plants, Fruit & vegetables.

James King, Oscars Red Carpet Live, Sunday 7th March, 11.30 pm – 1.00 am, Sky1

Alongside live coverage from the red carpet of Hollywood's Kodak Theatre at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, James King shares his thoughts and predictions of this year’s Oscar nominees.

James King, ITV At The Movies, Saturday 6th March, 4.30 pm, ITV2

James King will be discussing the top 10 films nominated for this years Oscars in the categories of Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Animated Film. As well as reviewing the categories, James will be giving his opinions on this year’s Oscar nominations. The program will be repeating on Sunday 7th March at 1.00 pm.

Martin Lewis, Tonight - Money to Burn, Thursday 25th February 2010, 7.30pm - 8pm, ITV1

Martin Lewis is one of the contributors who look at how much energy we are wasting and what we can do to save some cash.