Dragons' Den — Series 22

Dragons’ Den returns with an exciting new line-up of celebrity guests. Joe Wicks joins Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Sara Davies, Steven Bartlett and Touker Suleyman.

The pitches include an accessibility app and a pizza business. A couple hope their AI video-editing software makes the cut, and a football fan hopes to score with his subscription business.

A Ukrainian entrepreneur presents her fashion business, cafe owners serve up bubble tea, an entrepreneur pitches a doggie swimming franchise, and a designer demonstrates his bathroom invention.

Fashion expert, TV presenter and entrepreneur Trinny Woodall aims to add new investments to her portfolio as she joins the ferocious five.

A dog-loving duo with their plant-based pet food, an instant coffee entrepreneur, a bee-loving business and a husband and wife with a bidet innovation hope to secure investments from the Dragons.

The pitches to the Dragons in this episode include a new way to buy crisps, pre-packaged flowerbeds, a solution to our umbrella dilemmas and a dessert-inspired cocktail bar.

Brothers hope their range of sauces won’t rub the Dragons the wrong way, a graduate brings her automatic cooling device, and a Welsh entrepreneur pitches his innovative bike storage

The pitches in the Den in this episode are hair towels, an eco-conscious soap dispenser innovation, anaphylaxis kits and an inclusive make-up range.

The business idea aiming for investment from the Dragons are reusable tins inspired by India, neurodivergent T-shirts, luxury skincare without the high price tag, and a virtual gifting app.

Dragons’ Den continues as a new group of entrepreneurs attempt to impress five of the brightest business brains in the country - Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett.

A prehistoric pitch for educational dinosaurs, business partners with nutritional yeast, an outdoor fitness venture and an app to empower women returning to work.

The ideas seeking the Dragons' investment are a headwear brand that trades brollies for bonnets, food-and-drink hampers for every occasion, a mobile grave-tending service and salon-quality hair dye.

The pitches are a high-impact events business, natural tattoo aftercare, a platform that turns screen time into learning time and a safety-first flat-sharing app.

The pitches for the Dragons' investment are a range of inclusive dancewear, a clever fix for lost tape, a purpose-driven mobile network and an accessibility-focused app.