Dragons' Den

Dragons' Den is back in business, with a brand new fire-breather taking one of the five famous chairs.

The youngest-ever Dragon, Steven Bartlett, certainly comes out fighting in his first episode, alongside familiar faces Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman and Sara Davies.

Tonight, a couple of 21st-century cheesemongers reveal they have sunk an astronomical sum of money into their new app, emotions run high as a hair technician tangles with the fearsome five, a Scottish entrepreneur presents a pint-sized gadget that he hopes will be big business, and a robotic invention sends the Dragons into a virtual world.

An animal lover from Canada pitches a green solution to canine pollution, and an ethically minded couple have some planet-saving ideas to transform the DIY market.

Entrepreneurs pitch activity-packed weekend breaks for adults, vegan handbags with an X-rated twist, a home delivery app for shoppers and a range of homemade soups and stews.

A dog-loving husband and wife duo try to collar some cash, and a mum-of-two aims to go global with her subscription kids clothing offering.

The Dragons question the expansion plans of an escape room business run by two brothers, and a former international tax lawyer offers a bite-sized portion of her at-home teeth whitening business.

A tech expert pitches a digital solution to help the bereaved manage the affairs of the deceased, and best friends from London face a roasting over their mood-enhancing coffee products.

A loved-up couple pitch their sustainable coffee from Honduras, and a fashionista presents the Dragons with her digital wardrobe app. A
former circus performer aims to make a difference with her customisable acrylic walking stick business, and a duo of entrepreneurs pitch their
scented sanitizer proposition - but will the Dragons smell an investment?

An Edinburgh-based duo present a luxury product for breast cancer survivors, and a former teacher enters the Den with skincare recipes inspired by traditions passed down through generations. Two familiar faces return to the Den with a sauce-squeezing solution, and a former club owner from Glasgow serves a plant milk-based cocktail to the Dragons.

Two sisters from the north east hope that the Dragons will be coo-ing over their maternity wear business. Will a brand new type of fizzy cocktail get the Dragons' corks popping, or will an idea to help businesses become more accessible for anyone with a disability convince them to hand over their cash? And a builder who thinks he has come up with a game changer for the building trade tries to cement a deal.

A former newsreader and his business partner zoom in on investment with their moveable webcam. A Welsh entrepreneur pitches his men's skincare range, and two best friends showcase their seasonal decorations, which add diversity to the festivities. Touker Suleyman tucks into a marathon runner's caffeine chew, but will the business itself hit the sweet spot?