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The adventures of magical Baby Jake and friends. Baby Jake and Sydney the Monkey go on a tropical adventure and play upside down.

Ubercorn is DJing a funky party at the Go Jet Academy for the Go Jetters and cadets to enjoy, when suddenly Grandmaster Glitch gatecrashes with his mighty electric guitar. Glitch starts playing rock music with his Grimbots backing him up on the drums. Although Kyan is loving the music, it is LOUD and starts to crack the Academy statues. Ubercorn shuts down Glitch's raucous rock performance leaving the Grandmaster determined to find a brand new crowd who'll love his loud music. He decides to travel to Chian in China so that the 1,000-strong Terracotta Army can be his adoring audience. But when he unleashes his rock guitar, the music is so loud it causes the fragile terracotta statues to jump around and the ancient army are at risk of breaking! The Go Jetters need click-ons to save the statues from smashing to the ground.

'Eggy got broken and I didn't want that to happen.' At Amma's creche the children make eggy heads with egg shells and cress seeds. Bing knows his Eggy needs water, light and time before it can grow 'hair' but waiting is hard. He tries to speed up the process by giving Eggy lots of water with the garden hose.

Love Monster is dancing down the street towards Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny’s house carrying a balloon. He has made up a dance for her birthday – the Bunny Bop! He is really excited to perform his special dance for his best friend, but doing it in front of anyone else makes his feet go wobbly. He continues to her house, and she excitedly answers the door before he even has a chance to knock and says it’s just what she wanted for her birthday – her bestie and a balloon! Love Monster chuckles and hands her the balloon wishing her a happy birthday. Attached to the balloon is an invitation, which she reads. It’s for a super-duper special Bunny Bop just for her. Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny gives Love Monster a big hug and says that it’s going to be the best bit of her whole birthday. Love Monster thinks that sounds like a very big deal, so he had better get back to practising.

It’s secret agent time when Mojo and Bo think Didi the tractor is up to something fishy. But can the two supersecret spies follow her without being spotted.

Detective Brewster works to help Wilson find Koko’s award ribbon that Wilson secretly borrowed and then lost! Will they be able to find Koko’s award before she finds out Wilson lost it.

A volcanic eruption nearby leads Sweet Potatodons to Lava Land, which upsets savoury kin.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the nicest, kindest Fig, performing his song Just Can’t Help Being Sweet.

Evil Pea takes all the toys in the supermarket for herself and the Cobs to play with. Supertato climbs a big wall of boxes to try and get the toys back.

Bing and Sula find a potato in Amma's vegetable patch with a comical face, so they take it under their wing, naming it Nosey. The two children look after Nosey and show him around the creche, but unfortunately Nosey goes down the slide too quickly and his nose falls off. Amma shows them how to plant both bits of potato so that they can grow new potatoes.

Bing and his friends are making leaf pictures in the woods. They take a piece of paper, place it on a leaf and rub a crayon onto it. They each choose their own leaf, but Bing's is whisked away by the wind! Luckily, he manages to catch it by stamping on it. When the wind also whisks Coco's picture off the table, Bing tries to catch it but once again ends up stamping on it. Now Coco is angry.

Snail is thrilled to be moving house as she wishes to escape the wet and sploshy place she currently calls home for a more spacious house on the hill. But before she can move up in the world, she’s going to need some help from Duggee and the Squirrels to move her many belongings up the hill! Snail can’t do it alone, so Duggee teaches the Squirrels the best ways that they can get moving! They band together, cradling items and shifting furniture. Snail looks on with apprehension as they manage fragile vases with less care than she’d like. Luckily, Duggee intercepts the vases before they crash head first into one another and teaches the Squirrels all the ways they can move to ensure Snail has a stress-free and efficient move. They could lift, push or pull to get things moving! They work together as a team to get the job done before Snail can even reach the house, so they give her a helping hand too.

As Roly makes his usual noise in the Clubhouse, Duggee and the Squirrels reminisce about how completely different Roly was when he first arrived. Hiding behind his dad, Roly wasn't loud at all but impossibly quiet! As Duggee shows Roly around the Clubhouse, he squeals, hides and hangs off his dad, and just seems altogether too shy to fit in. Duggee has a great idea to introduce Roly to Norrie, thinking a friend will help him to settle in. But Roly is still too shy, so Duggee and Norrie start doing things with him, knowing this will help him to embrace the fun of the Clubhouse. While painting, playing with balloons and yelling, Roly begins to truly find his voice and be himself! Soon, Roly hardly noticed if his dad was around at all.

Glitch's giant drill causes a dino disaster for the team's fossil hunt in the Gobi Desert.

Mojo and Bo have to make sure Dot doesn’t see her present before her birthday party. But that’s easier said than done when Dot becomes an unstoppable present-hunting machine.

The Fantastics find themselves up against the grown-ups in a big match! They think they’re going to win easily, but how will they respond when the grown-ups play surprisingly well.

Mr Tumble gets in a muddle while helping Grandad Tumble look after the garden. Justin meets Ryan, his new friend, in a walled garden to help take care of the plants. George joins them to do some watering. There's a decorative recycling spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words seeds, garden and plant.

Bluey needs her mum's advice on dealing with a troublesome neighbour when the serenity of her couch cushion playhouse is threatened by Bingo's own growing stable of animals.

During a heavy summer storm, Bluey is determined to dam the water in the front yard.

Duggee is making a smoothie, and the Squirrels can’t agree on whether it’s delicious or horrible. So they make their own adventurous smoothies using their favourite flavours to discover what taste is.

Duggee and the Squirrels hop inside the Biology Bus and miniaturise themselves to go on a voyage of discovery inside Enid. Can they find out what’s making her cough.

Nugget joins the Piripenguin Dance Club and grabs the glory with Pancake’s signature move – until she’s challenged to create her own dance and ends up needing her friend’s help.

During a hoverboard race, Dad's new super-powered hoverboard malfunctions, so Cosima and Big Lizard throw the race to rescue him.

Ginger and her friends must use all their clever thinking to open fossilised honeysuckle.

Kyan and Foz are working on their compass navigation skills and need to find the North Tower within a magnificent maze in order to pass their academy test. Grandmaster Glitch also tries to join in the amazing maze action but ends up getting lost. In a fit of frustration, he glitches the maze by bulldozing through the hedges with his Grim-mower. The Grim-mower dives into the ground, causing the pathways to crack. Foz falls into one of the cracks and needs to be rescued.

Weasy thinks he's ace at skateboarding and decides to teach his daughters and the eaglets some tricks. Weasy quickly realises that one of the eaglets has much more talent than he does. Not wanting to lose his authority, Weasy decides to cheat.

Gobby and Rhino mine for gold. Trapster traps Spidey.

Stan builds a crazy-golf course by using the town's unwanted items. Nothing goes to waste.

The Tato Team are having a disco, but Evil Pea ruins their fun by turning the fog machine up to maximum so that they all get lost. Broccoli tries to stop her, but the machine malfunctions and quickly fills the supermarket with thick fog. Supertato and Carrot try to save everyone by using their jetpacks, but they can’t see them. When Broccoli hears the duo flying above, she uses her new dance move, the broccoli fling, and sends Evil Pea flying up out of the fog.

Kranium traps Tom and Angela in ice blocks, and it’s up to Hank to save them.

Andy travels back 145 million years to the time of allosaurus - a massive meat-eating dinosaur that roamed the salt flats of North America. Hatty's display features a fossilised footprint of an allosaurus that she found on her travels, but when the delivery of salt she needed to finish the display fails to turn up (in fact it turns out to be pepper), Andy vows to fix the problem. His mission is to travel back to the prehistoric salt flats and collect enough salt to finish the display. Along the way he befriends an allosaurus, but two others turn up which are less friendly and the adventure culminates in a breathtaking chase along the salt flats as the allosauruses dodge the giant legs and long necks of a herd of diplodocuses.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Small wants to be the first at everything in the cafe, including greeting today's customer Bounce the Bunny. Jen and Small decide to make Bounce a rabbity carrot cake.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how dead wood plays an important role in the environment. They find out that even though the wood is no longer alive, dead wood is a home for animals, insects, birds and fungi, and learn that dead wood breaks down to give nutrients back to the soil. On the way, they have a game of tag by an upright dead tree called a snag.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Tapon the pygmy hippo, who is ten times smaller than a regular hippo. He might be tiny, but he has a huge appetite. The pair feed this cute character his breakfast. Next, they meet a pair of aardvarks, Terry and Dobby. These two terrific diggers use their super long tongues to lap up their lunch. Hippos and aardvarks are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Mrs Hobbs challenges the After Schoolers to vote for their favourite activity - and to do it again on Mr Brooklyn-Bell's arrival.

It's a lovely day, so Duggee and the Squirrels are outside. They bump into worm, but oh dear! He has swallowed too much mud and he is making a funny noise. Hic! Worm has got the hiccups. The Squirrels think it's very funny, until they get the hiccups too. Hic hic! Will Duggee be able to help them find a cure or will he start hiccupping too.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. A timid sperm whale must conquer his fears and dive deep down to help the Octonauts release Peso from a giant clam.

When Vida’s vet bag goes missing, it’s up to her and her Sweetwoodian friends to track it down. Not only do they find it, but they also discover a hermit crab in need of a new home.

Glitch visits Rome to race his grimbots in the Colosseum. Can the Go Jetters stop him.

Rafi wants to swim with both her dads, but Jake feels nervous in the pool. Rafi makes a wish, and suddenly they all have mermaid tails! Jake isn’t sure at first, but with Rafi’s help, he learns to flip his tail and swim. When the wish ends, Jake is back on his feet and feels braver than before. Rafi understands that everyone gains courage in their own time, and the family share a happy hug.

When Yukee is asked to carry several messages across the garden to Sonny, she comes up with a clever rhyming song to help her remember them all.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Coconut getting his moment in the limelight with his sea shanty Oh, the Big Waves - if he manages to overcome a little stage fright.

Splashing good fun with Justin and his friends as they visit a water park. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble makes the best of a spot of wet weather - but all is not what it seems..

Nigel, Bailee Bear and Benjee Bair welcome toddlers Romy, Eleanor, Musa, Yahya and Arabella, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The What’s in the Box? game reveals a colourful paint palette, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all to do with painting. This theme is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate painting object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about discovering new words, as Benjee and Bailee Bear discover what happens when they mix different paint colours together. The twins use the new colours they’ve created to paint a space scene! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring painting too. Plus, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Kiri loves to swing on vines, but one day a vine breaks, causing her to fly through the air and get stuck in a tree. Who is going to rescue her.

The Piggies build a giant nest for the mysterious Squawk Squawk. Keith is excited and wants to give it his pie - until everyone discovers that Wilf made the whole thing up to steal the treat.

When some exhausted mums arrive at the clinic, Vida knows just what they need to relax.

Tee and Mo are trying to get on with their day, but Mo keeps getting calls on her mobile phone. After a while Tee gets fed up, but how can he get Mo's attention.

The Game Catchers land on the Porcelain Planet and learn how to play a game called long jump. While playing, Kate gets the chance to bond with a local, while the group helps a timid alien.

Elsee joins her friend Mylah for a fun game of I-spy at a play centre.

Dylan the pizza chef wants to make the best pizza ever, but to do that he is going to have to think outside the pizza box.

Everyone wants to win Swoppiton’s hide-and-seek tournament. But Mojo and Bo accidentally break the prize. They need to put it back together without the seeker spotting them.

Hank doubts himself when he can’t find his lucky rubber duck, which he takes everywhere.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers reuse items that are no longer fit for purpose, turning them into recycled plant pots. They learn about why reusing items is better for the environment than throwing them away. They fill rusty teapots, old welly boots and a burst football with soil and bulbs – the perfect recycled home for some beautiful flowers to grow.

Brinicle invites Pancake onto his radio show but is cross when his accidental burps prove a hit. Pancake soon discovers that fame as ‘burping guy’ has its downsides.

Ubercorn, Glitch and the Go Jetters all head to the Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka, India, for the Holi Festival of Colour. This Hindu celebration involves people throwing a colourful powder called gulal all over one another. Glitch plans to bring a huge flag he and Ubercorn made as cadets for the top of the temple. But after he accidentally washes all the colour out of it, he orders his Grimbots to bring him gulal powder to dye it again. The Grimbots do this rather too well, however, and soon there is no more powder left for the festival! It's up to the Go Jetters to fix Glitch's mistake and save the celebration.

Bobbles dons some waterproofs and takes to the streets to dance and splash about in the puddles, whilst Nadeem and Mae perform the iconic ‘Singin' In The Rain’. In British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

When a pack of pesky, migrating trilobites overrun the ship, Big Lizard has to use a hidden talent to lure them away. But one little trilobite, Rex, decides to stay.

Rafi, Ruby and Finn play football against Khia’s team. Rafi is goalie, but she keeps missing shots and feels under pressure. She makes a wish for giant hands to save every ball. When the wish ends, Rafi worries she’ll lose, but Ruby and Finn remind her she’s already a great goalie. Believing in herself, Rafi makes a fingertip save on Khia’s penalty and wins the game fairly.

Bingo is stomping around the house with Dad causing chaos, but can Bluey get her to stop.

Nikhil and Jay want to stay awake to see the supermoon and enjoy a moonlit picnic. Amma and Appa think they should have a nap first, but the boys have a different idea.

JoJo and Gran Gran make sorrel drinks together, and JoJo comes up with her own recipe that uses her favourite ingredients, including raspberries and cinnamon. The result is delicious, and JoJo’s recipe is added to Gran Gran’s recipe book.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah and Duck are excited about seeing some shooting stars.

Children's animation. Siblings Lola and Charlie deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Granny and Grandpa's house is by the sea where there are lots of fun things to do. However, Lola is worried that her imaginary friend might miss her while she is away. Charlie solves that problem. Then she says she is worried because Mum and Dad might miss her. Charlie comes up with another solution. Lola still does not want to go because she might miss Mum and Dad. Can Charlie help her.

BaBa becomes friends with a Tweetie - a BaBa Tweetie. MeMo would like a Tweetie friend too, so at Play Time, MeMo befriends a new toy called MeMo Dog. MeMo loves playing with MeMo Dog, and BaBa enjoys playing with BaBa Tweetie. MeMo takes MeMo Dog to Yummy Time to show the Yummies. Yummy Dog loves MeMo Dog too and takes care of it for MeMo. MeMo lets MeMo Dog stay with Yummy Dog.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. Upsy Daisy is kissing everything in the garden. She kisses a tree, a flower and Igglepiggle. She rides around the garden in the Ninky Nonk visiting and kissing people and things. Suddenly the Ninky Nonk stops and won't go. Upsy Daisy wonders why - then realises that the Ninky Nonk wants a kiss too.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Oti Mabuse reads a Bedtime Story celebrating girls.

Janet Street-Porter visits some of the architectural highlights of North Yorkshire, including Castle Howard and the Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough.

Asia - where rarely seen animals roam the hottest deserts, tallest jungles and highest mountains on Earth.

This was the last of many hauntingly beautiful sketches and paintings Constable made of Salisbury Cathedral. He worked on it for years. During a bout of rheumatic fever, he propped the picture up against the foot of his bed. In the end, he was satisfied... 'At last,' he wrote, 'I have got the Great Salisbury into the condition I wish to see it.'.

Huw Wheldon was founding editor and presenter of Monitor, the BBC's first television arts magazine. In a lecture to the Royal Television Society, first broadcast in 1991, music and arts broadcaster Humphrey Burton, who worked closely with Wheldon in the late 50s and early 60s, gives a first-hand account of the achievements of Monitor. Among the examples used by Burton are films commissioned by Wheldon from two young directors who went on to greater things, Ken Russell and John Schlesinger, and studio interviews with Orson Welles and Ninette de Valois.

Janina is in Turkey, tracking a young explorer who found the world’s oldest city and rewrote the beginning of civilisation – until his discovery became engulfed in scandal.

The launch of BBC Two in 1964 led to an explosion in coverage of music and arts on television. Humphrey Burton was at the centre, running the department and becoming a familiar face to audiences. In this programme, first broadcast in 1966, Glenn Gould, the celebrated but idiosyncratic Canadian pianist, talks and plays to Burton. Gould explains why he decided to shun live performance and dedicate his time to the recording studio.

Robert Robinson hosts as Frank Muir, Prunella Gee and Humphrey Burton take on Patrick Campbell, Hannah Gordon and Bryan Marshall in the panel game of definitions and deceptions.

Question master Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Brian Redhead, Alvar Lidell. With guest musician David Atherton.

A film story from 1960, directed by Humphrey Burton, that follows the Allegri String Quartet as they rehearse, prepare for concerts and record. It also looks at the part played by their agents and wives and families.

Director Ronald Eyre presents the first episode of Arena, the long-running arts documentary series created by Humphrey Burton when he was head of Music and Arts at the BBC. Eyre looks selectively and critically at what's coming on, or doing well, in theatres and recommends his own personal 'best buy'. Also, Kenneth Tynan talks to Laurence Olivier about Lilian Baylis, the eccentric founder of The Old Vic, and there is a film about David Hockney's sets for The Rake's Progress, on tour after its success at Glyndebourne.

Without us noticing, modern life has been taken over. Algorithms run everything from search engines on the internet to satnavs and credit card data security - they even help us travel the world, find love and save lives. Mathematician Professor Marcus du Sautoy demystifies the hidden world of algorithms. By showing us some of the algorithms most essential to our lives, he reveals where these 2,000-year-old problem-solvers came from, how they work, what they have achieved and how they are now so advanced they can even programme themselves.

The 1980 adaption of Henrik Ibsen's play, set in west Scotland. Adapted for television by Maggie Allen from the stage version by Lindsay Galloway.

James Fox uses art to explore how our ancient relationship with nature changed with the advent of farming, cities, and faiths, and how we tried to gain control over the natural world.

Asia - where rarely seen animals roam the hottest deserts, tallest jungles and highest mountains on Earth.

Huw Wheldon was founding editor and presenter of Monitor, the BBC's first television arts magazine. In a lecture to the Royal Television Society, first broadcast in 1991, music and arts broadcaster Humphrey Burton, who worked closely with Wheldon in the late 50s and early 60s, gives a first-hand account of the achievements of Monitor. Among the examples used by Burton are films commissioned by Wheldon from two young directors who went on to greater things, Ken Russell and John Schlesinger, and studio interviews with Orson Welles and Ninette de Valois.

Question master Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Brian Redhead, Alvar Lidell. With guest musician David Atherton.

Janet Street-Porter visits some of the architectural highlights of North Yorkshire, including Castle Howard and the Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough.

Janina is in Turkey, tracking a young explorer who found the world’s oldest city and rewrote the beginning of civilisation – until his discovery became engulfed in scandal.

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Tish and her friends have been set homework to paint themselves in the future. All of Tish's friends seem certain on their future jobs, but Tish is not sure at all. Tish gets frustrated, but then Tash appears as a scientist and walks her over to her imaginary lab. She offers Tish a watch that can simulate different jobs, enabling Tish to test which jobs suit her best. After all the tests, Tash reveals Tish scored equally in all the job roles, so Tish decides to keep her options open.

Children's animation. When Bing wants to get dizzy on the roundabout, Pando pushes him. Bing quickly learns that a little dizzy is fun but too much dizzy is no fun at all.

The Tubby Car takes the Teletubbies to the Hidey Hup where they discover the Tubby Slidey. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po have great fun sliding down again and again.

With a little help from Mo, Tee decides to set up his own shop and sell his old and broken toys.

Prickly Pear arrives in the supermarket and tries to take over Evil Pea’s freezer. Supertato discovers that Prickly Pear isn’t mean at all and just needs some good friends.

Bing and Nicky are sleeping over at Sula's house, but Bing has forgotten Hoppity! The wind causes a branch to make a scratchy noise that terrifies Bing, who isn't very comforted by Sula's fairy rhino. Amma phones Flop, while Sula, Nicky and Bing play 'Nicky tickles' as they wait. Flop arrives, bringing his sleeping bag and Hoppity so they can all sleep over.

It’s secret agent time when Mojo and Bo think Didi the tractor is up to something fishy. But can the two supersecret spies follow her without being spotted.

Fabio’s yummy new sauce is so sticky that he gets stuck to Mojo’s bonnet. They have to do everything together until Bo figures out how to 'unsticky' that sauce.

Betty recalls the first time she pushed the red button, the Squirrels explore a range of emotions with Happy, Angry Bull tells a not-so-sleepy bedtime story, and the gerbils sing.

Betty is reading a story out loud to the other Squirrels that is set 'a long, long time ago'. The Squirrels wonder how long ago that is. The narrator explains that it's everything that's ever happened – and it's called history. The Squirrels are excited to learn about it, and luckily Duggee has his History Badge – and a home-made time machine - to give them a very interactive lesson all about it! The Squirrels go on a whistle-stop tour through time and encounter all manner of characters, from naughty prehistoric monkeys to pirates of the high seas, from Isaac Newton to Shakespeare, with everyone becoming inspired as they go. History is FUN - but eventually it's time to go home and collect their History Badges. Well done Squirrels.

The kids want Mum and Dad to play whale watching, but they are tired after a late night.

Bluey and Bingo must prove Mr Monkeyjocks is special to save him from being chucked out.

The Go Jetters are exploring Cheddar Gorge and enjoying its rocky slopes. But Glitch, learning about the town's love of cheese, pays a visit to the gorge in order to share his fondue with the locals. This backfires horribly when he accidentally floods the gorge with the cheesy mixture. It's up to the Go Jetters to rescue the tourists, the sheep and the Grimbots - but will Foz be able to overcome his fear of heights and save a lost lamb.

When Peter is forced to reveal the location of the secret treehouse to Flopsy and Mopsy, the girls decide to hang out in Peter's den - just as Old Brown launches a treetop attack.

While in search of a boiling river, Kwazii and Paani meet some tamarin monkeys.

When Numberblock One opens a fix-it shop, her friends bring broken things that need to be repaired. Using her special goggles, One works out how many missing parts they require from the boxes of bits and pieces in her workshop. How many parts does Two need to make one whole sledge? And what about Three’s rocket? Once they have found everything, One uses her brand new magical workbench to put the pieces together to make the toys whole.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. P, A, R and Y plan a surprise for T - but first they must get out of a trap.

Love Monster's pineapple costume makes it hard for him to take part in any party events.

Bella and Lift are visited by a shining, shimmering star, and together they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In Boxtropolis, Sketch makes shooting, whooshing stars with the Playtimers. Kingsley and Queenie play a game of 'Big Star, Little Star' in the Fortress of Fun. And in the Cloud Kitchen, Patch needs the Playtimers' help to make scrummy Starfish Party Plates.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Banana revealing yet another astonishing secret about herself in the opera piece, I’ve Got a Secret.

'Eggy got broken and I didn't want that to happen.' At Amma's creche the children make eggy heads with egg shells and cress seeds. Bing knows his Eggy needs water, light and time before it can grow 'hair' but waiting is hard. He tries to speed up the process by giving Eggy lots of water with the garden hose.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘shorts’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see all sorts of shorts – red shorts, stripy shorts, kick-it-really-far shorts and flamingo shorts! Dee twinkles in some star shorts and dances with a friend in a pair of disco shorts. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu's upset when Declan takes a bite of her pear.

WARNING : show starts before 09:15!! Lu's upset when Declan takes a bite of her pear.

The Piggies are rebuilding a big wheel for the Bunnies, but the instructions are missing! While Cesar searches for them, Charlie and Cornelia get impatient and start building. What could possibly go wrong when you work too fast.

The Twirlywoos watch a waiter set a wedding table in a marquee. The waiter places plates and cutlery next to each other. The Twirlywoos then decide to help out by getting items from outside and placing them next to the plates until there is an entire garden's worth of items on the table. The bride and groom enter and are amazed. Peekaboo has trouble with the Twirly Rings rolling around the Big Red Boat. When the Twirlywoos arrive, they jump down into the Big Red Boat, only to land next to each other inside the Twirly Rings.

WARNING : show starts before 09:35!! The Twirlywoos watch a waiter set a wedding table in a marquee. The waiter places plates and cutlery next to each other. The Twirlywoos then decide to help out by getting items from outside and placing them next to the plates until there is an entire garden's worth of items on the table. The bride and groom enter and are amazed. Peekaboo has trouble with the Twirly Rings rolling around the Big Red Boat. When the Twirlywoos arrive, they jump down into the Big Red Boat, only to land next to each other inside the Twirly Rings.

Justin and his friends visit a theme park and ride on a rollercoaster. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble and the Tumble Toys are very tired and need to sleep - except for the puppy.

After a fun waving game with the Tiddlytubbies, the Teletubbies enjoy watching children waving as they set off on a short boat trip. Finally, the Teletubbies wave to the Tiddlytubbies, who are off to sleepybyes.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Francis, Minnie, Theo, Alana, Reau and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Nigel’s got some toy binoculars inside his bag. All the parents and little ones have different park-themed toys and objects too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby-appropriate park-themed objects or toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase to explore with their baby. Some viewers show how they’ve been having fun at the park too. The fun song Went to the Park One Day features, as does a story about Baby Bear, Baby Tiger and Big Bear going to the rainy park. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Fiadh at a local café for a game of I-spy.

Aaron, Isla and Abbie embark on an exciting spring adventure around the garden, discovering the abundance of colours popping up in their inner-city oasis. But why does the garden become more colourful during spring? Our very own gardening guru, Chatterpot, provides the clues for answers to their horticultural questions.

Novah, Nelly and Aaron are all ears as they discover lots of different sounds in the city centre garden - from tweeting birds and rustling leaves, to cars and a crane.

Dylan the gardener wants to make something grow! But growing takes time, so he and his pals need to get creative..

WARNING : show starts before 10:55!! Dylan the gardener wants to make something grow! But growing takes time, so he and his pals need to get creative..

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. In this blues song, the Potatoes enter famous paintings and sculptures, celebrating different ways art is created.

During a game of I-spy, Ginger spots something that none of the Peas can see.

Bluey, Bingo and Mum get into a debate with Dad about the definition of teasing. Dad argues that he was only playing as they recall all the times when he's been a big teaser.

Duggee and the Squirrels practise their golf swing in some interesting conditions in pursuit of their Crazy Golf Badges and the ultimate prize - a round of milkshakes.

The Game Catchers arrive on the Underwater Planet and play follow the clue. They are interrupted by a lost turtle, who can’t seem to find her way home.

Mittens is playing mummies and wants Timmy to be the baby in her makeshift pram. Timmy is reluctant at first, but he soon finds out that being a baby can be fun - especially when everyone spoils you rotten! His enthusiasm starts to wane when he realises babies don't play football.

WARNING : show starts before 11:40!! Mittens is playing mummies and wants Timmy to be the baby in her makeshift pram. Timmy is reluctant at first, but he soon finds out that being a baby can be fun - especially when everyone spoils you rotten! His enthusiasm starts to wane when he realises babies don't play football.

Iona and Elba make bird feeders as a present for their Nanny Pip and Gramps, who they are visiting. They place the feeders around the garden and wait patiently for birds to arrive, hoping they’ll discover the tasty treats. Back home, the sisters dress up their teddy as an astronaut and turn Mum and Dad into space aliens! Then it’s ‘blast off’ as they go on a make-believe mission into outer space to rescue teddy’s lost rocket ship. But will they find it? And are those aliens friendly.

Zahra-Rose's family is from Somalia, a country situated on the east coast of Africa. In Somalia, they have the traditional dish of nafaqo, which is boiled egg wrapped in mashed potato. This is what Zahra-Rose has chosen to make for her friends. To begin with, Zahra-Rose seasons mashed potato with salt, black pepper, flour, ground cumin, ground coriander, turmeric powder and fresh coriander. She then wraps the potato mixture around her special ingredient, hard-boiled eggs, rolls them in breadcrumbs and puts them in the oven to be cooked. Zahra-Rose also serves a fresh chilli sauce, so her friends can use it for dipping. Not only does Zahra-Rose have beautiful decorations, she also has a surprise picnic planned. Will her friends realise what her special ingredient is.

Bella finds out all about some of the smallest mammals in the UK - mice! Chantelle visits a wildlife group to meet Sean, Mossy, Gabriela and Cara and help them release harvest mice into the wild. Rory and his son Sandy are at a farm looking for mice. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain prehensile tails, where mice find food, how many babies they have and whether or not they hibernate. It’s also time to find out what mice do to help the planet! This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a tennis ball house for harvest mice.

Cristiano finds out all about some teeny tiny recyclers - millipedes! Chantelle visits the zoo to meet Amber and some Tanzanian red-legged millipedes. Rory and his son Sandy search for millipedes under rocks and leaves. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about how many legs millipedes have, why they curl up and how they see. It’s also time to find out what millipedes do to help the planet – detritivores keep the forest floors clean and help plants get oxygen. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task: learning how to recycle like millipedes.

When guide dog Kika has a waggy tail-related accident with a purple smoothie, she and her owner Dr Amit visit the Woofton Library of Things to borrow a carpet cleaner.

WARNING : show starts before 12:30!! When guide dog Kika has a waggy tail-related accident with a purple smoothie, she and her owner Dr Amit visit the Woofton Library of Things to borrow a carpet cleaner.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out to meet a reticulated python, the longest snake in the world. These super stealthy snakes get their name from the amazing, triangulated pattern on their scales. It’s reticulated, which means it is shaped like a net. These sit-and-wait predators hide in the undergrowth, blending in to stay hidden by passing prey until they are close enough to strike. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out to feed two pelicans. They are one of the largest birds on earth and have giant mouths, called a gular, to scoop up fish. They use it to catch their food as Aneeshwar and Lizzie feed them fish for lunch. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Waffle, Simon, Doug, Evie and Ruby do a sponsored silence to raise money for the school. It’s not much fun, so Mrs Hobbs suggests they do a jigsaw. Waffle finds the missing piece.

Oona turns bird detective and learns all about seagull behaviour.

Yukee’s garden friends help turn her ‘a day in my life’ homework assignment into an exciting, musical sound adventure.

It's a hot day, so Duggee is treating the Squirrels to a trip to the tropical lake. The Squirrels are on Duggee's back with their arm bands and inflatable toys, and they are very excited! But lots of people have had the same idea today and there's a traffic jam. It looks like Duggee and the Squirrels might be stuck for some time. Thank goodness Duggee has his traffic badge. He knows what to do.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'peas', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see peas on a plate, peas in a pod - and even a pea flying! Peas can be little, yummy and frozen. There's also a funny ant who uses a pea as a bowling ball. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying today's word.

It’s time for Table Spinners, a game show hosted by Numberblock One. Today’s contestant is none other than the Six Times Table. Her task is to try and identify the order of a special team - the Rolling Sixes. They include Six, Twelve, Eighteen, Twenty-four, Thirty, Thirty-six, Forty-two, Forty-eight, Fifty-four and Sixty. The Six Times Table will get to see the team for a brief moment before the doors slide shut on the table spinner.

WARNING : show starts before 13:35!! It’s time for Table Spinners, a game show hosted by Numberblock One. Today’s contestant is none other than the Six Times Table. Her task is to try and identify the order of a special team - the Rolling Sixes. They include Six, Twelve, Eighteen, Twenty-four, Thirty, Thirty-six, Forty-two, Forty-eight, Fifty-four and Sixty. The Six Times Table will get to see the team for a brief moment before the doors slide shut on the table spinner.

Educational fun. The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. It's pandemonium at the Alphablocks' animal singsong. S has a special surprise in store. This episode has fun with the words cat, dog, cod, tag, jog, jig, mop, moo, moon, spoon and zoom.

Justin and his friend pretend to be superheroes for the day. Meanwhile, Super Tumble goes to the rescue of Shopkeeper Tumble, Baker Tumble and Aunt Polly.

Preschool series. The Teletubbies ride the Dup Dup and the Tubby Custard Machine. In Tummy Tales, a boy takes a ride on a cable car.

Patchwork Flamingo has a problem: he's all twisted! Can the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Crocky doesn't know where his collection of sticks has gone until Pia realises Raa Raa took them by mistake.

Wilson struggles at being a good chief when he puts together his own Junior Chug Patrol Crew with Zephie, Piper and Hoot & Toot.

The Berrito Brothers test their strength and Keith Fitt demonstrates swimming strokes in the studio. The Lost Pirate walks the plank and there are more giggles with Gigglekids. Arthur Sleep joins in with Keith Fitt's swimming demonstration, and together they give synchronised swimming a try. Captain Adorable is on hand with another top tip for his new trainee, Awesome Girl, and QT is there too just in case they need back up! Out in the woods, Rapids Johnson has a workout trying to spot the Exercise Bear. Robin Hood attempts to paint Marion's portrait - if only his singing minstrel Will Singalot would stop putting him off.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that work in docks! Grace helps use a huge mobile harbour crane, shows off the amazing tandem lifting crane and then drives a reach stacker.

The Game Catchers land on the Plasticine Planet, where they learn to play a game called crab race. But the fun comes to a halt after a local creature mistakes the ball for his nose.

Duggee is wrapping a present because it's Enid's birthday. But the Squirrels didn't get her anything! Maybe they could give her a surprise? But Enid doesn't like surprises. What about a cake? Oh no, Enid doesn't like cake either. Norrie suggests dressing up. What a great idea! But how will they have a dressing up party? Don't worry, Duggee has his dressing up badge. He knows what to do.

Grandpa Beaver has a leak in his dam, and it’s up to the Sweetwood Explorers to help him.

Raisin is planning a Button Exhibition and asks Supertato to look after her most precious button, Princess Bella Bob, and she has put a confetti surprise in its box for the grand opening. Evil Pea plans to take the button to ruin Supertato’s reputation.

Weasy teams up with the cheating Chipmunk to win a game of basketball.

Mojo and Bo join the big cross-town race with plans to win. But how can they stay ahead when they have to keep stopping and swopping to help other racers in trouble.

The kids want Mum and Dad to play whale watching, but they are tired after a late night.

Chloe tries to teach her dad a game she learnt at Bluey's house.

Nugget agrees to take on a scary new ice slide but loses her nerve, so Pancake comes up with a face-saving plan. But when disaster strikes, they decide to come clean.

When a fault develops on the remote camera that Jen set up to record sightings of the elusive snow leopard in the Himalayas, it is up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to the Himalayas to find the camera and fix it. Along the way, he shrinks down and goes flying with a golden eagle to get a bird’s eye view of the Himalayas. Eventually, he tracks down not one but two snow leopards, a mother and her cub. But will Andy find and fix Jen’s camera before Mr Hammond notices there is a problem.

It's the morning of Evie's first day at school and the Brooklyn-Bells are on schedule. But Waffle isn't happy as he is expecting his usual morning walkies. Doug tells Waffle that Gramps will be walking him today; he'll be coming to the house later. Waffle is insistent, he wants to walk to school with the rest of the family…now! Evie thinks it's a great idea. She's nervous about starting Reception and walking to school with Waffle will make her feel happy.

Rafi and Finn want to read their adventure book at the Bake A Wish Café, but there are too many distractions - even Dash can’t focus! Rafi makes a wish to freeze the café so they can read in peace. At first, it works, but frozen trams, floating crisps and silly surprises keep them busy. When the wish fades, Rafi helps Jake, and the café comes back to life with lots of giggles. Rafi decides the café is too noisy for reading, so she makes a cosy corner in her bedroom instead.

JoJo, Gran Gran, Mummy and Daddy are at the airport waiting to take a flight to see a special someone – Great-Gran Gran in Saint Lucia. They’re all ready to go when their flight gets delayed. To pass the time, Daddy teaches JoJo where Saint Lucia is on the world map. Gran Gran shows JoJo planes going to different destinations, and Mummy gets a gift for Great-Gran Gran. Eventually, the gate to their flight opens, and once aboard the plane, it’s up, up and away they go.

Umbrella needs Sarah and Duck's help after he promises to put on a magic show.

Small finds some 'space treasure' but doesn't know what it is for. Then Tiny too finds her own space treasure - a strange box. Only when they both realise that the two pieces might fit together do they get to see the unexpectedly beautiful results.

MeMo and BaBa tidy up some colourful balls but can’t find the right home for a squishy ball. They bring the ball to the Play Tree and play with a shape sorter. The squishy ball gets stuck inside, and the shapes won’t fit. In Yummy Land, when there aren’t enough seats at the table, MeMo uses the squishy ball as a seat. At BeddyByes time, Gramma Leeba finds the perfect home for the squishy ball.

Series for young children. In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. The Tombliboos are inside their bush, happily practising their music so loudly that it can be heard across the garden. Everyone tries calling to the Tombliboos, but nobody can make themselves heard above the noise. What can be done to stop the terrible racket? The teeny-tiny Pontipine children know just what to do.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Blue Peter presenters Abby, Shini, Joel and Hacker read the classic story of one caterpillar with a huge appetite.

Asia - where rarely seen animals roam the hottest deserts, tallest jungles and highest mountains on Earth.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers how the health and fortune of the village was shaped by those in charge of Bamburgh’s famous castle.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. Julia navigates Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, and follows these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in Birmingham, which surprisingly boasts more miles of canal than Venice. But her mission isn't to seek out gondolas or ice cream - it's to discover how the city, through its canal network, became the centre of the Industrial Revolution. It's also the start of Julia's two-day walk along the historic and picturesque Worcester and Birmingham Canal, which cuts a 30-mile path through to the River Severn. The highlight of the canal is a dramatic two-mile flight of 30 locks, which lowers the waterway by 220 feet. Negotiating this flight of locks is considered to be a rite of passage by boaters, and it's definitely one for a walker's tick list too.

Janina is in Turkey, tracking a young explorer who found the world’s oldest city and rewrote the beginning of civilisation – until his discovery became engulfed in scandal.

Hyacinth is at her wits' end, what with the charity shop, Councillor Nugent and Rose's love life. Can she cope and keep the flag flying, as well as her sanity.

The latest girl in Timothy's life has a jealous boyfriend who doesn't take kindly to him trying to steal her away.

Robert Robinson hosts as Frank Muir, Prunella Gee and Humphrey Burton take on Patrick Campbell, Hannah Gordon and Bryan Marshall in the panel game of definitions and deceptions.

In nine short hours, William the Conqueror triumphed at the Battle of Hastings - and England was changed forever. Simon Schama recounts the saga of blood, betrayal and ambition that led up to this pivotal battle and describes the profound consequences that followed.

Question master Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Brian Redhead, Alvar Lidell. With guest musician David Atherton.

Without us noticing, modern life has been taken over. Algorithms run everything from search engines on the internet to satnavs and credit card data security - they even help us travel the world, find love and save lives. Mathematician Professor Marcus du Sautoy demystifies the hidden world of algorithms. By showing us some of the algorithms most essential to our lives, he reveals where these 2,000-year-old problem-solvers came from, how they work, what they have achieved and how they are now so advanced they can even programme themselves.

A Storyville documentary that explores an increasingly popular phenomenon in contemporary China. A woman hires a 'mistress dispeller' to bring her husband’s affair to an end.

James Fox uses art to explore how our ancient relationship with nature changed with the advent of farming, cities, and faiths, and how we tried to gain control over the natural world.

With exclusive behind-the-scenes access, seldom-seen footage from the archives and a rare interview with Kirsty Wark, this is the story of a true visionary of British art.

Asia - where rarely seen animals roam the hottest deserts, tallest jungles and highest mountains on Earth.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers how the health and fortune of the village was shaped by those in charge of Bamburgh’s famous castle.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. Julia navigates Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, and follows these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in Birmingham, which surprisingly boasts more miles of canal than Venice. But her mission isn't to seek out gondolas or ice cream - it's to discover how the city, through its canal network, became the centre of the Industrial Revolution. It's also the start of Julia's two-day walk along the historic and picturesque Worcester and Birmingham Canal, which cuts a 30-mile path through to the River Severn. The highlight of the canal is a dramatic two-mile flight of 30 locks, which lowers the waterway by 220 feet. Negotiating this flight of locks is considered to be a rite of passage by boaters, and it's definitely one for a walker's tick list too.

Question master Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Brian Redhead, Alvar Lidell. With guest musician David Atherton.

Without us noticing, modern life has been taken over. Algorithms run everything from search engines on the internet to satnavs and credit card data security - they even help us travel the world, find love and save lives. Mathematician Professor Marcus du Sautoy demystifies the hidden world of algorithms. By showing us some of the algorithms most essential to our lives, he reveals where these 2,000-year-old problem-solvers came from, how they work, what they have achieved and how they are now so advanced they can even programme themselves.

Janina is in Turkey, tracking a young explorer who found the world’s oldest city and rewrote the beginning of civilisation – until his discovery became engulfed in scandal.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show ends after 06:00!! Daily from 7.00pm.

Pola gifts Tish a magic set and challenges her to learn at least one trick by the end of the day – she excitedly agrees. It’s difficult, however, so both Tish and Tash get distracted by trying more advanced magic, lifting imaginary furniture and various objects. The noise is a bit much, and after Pola warns that he’ll take the magic set back to the store, Tish tries her magic trick again, and finally – success.

Bing builds a house out of the sofa cushions, and Coco decides it's the perfect starting point for a game of big bad wolf with Sula and Charlie. Bing enjoys being wolfie until he's not allowed into the house he built, at which point the game quickly loses its appeal.

The Teletubbies have fun moving backwards and forwards. The Tubby Custard Ride goes forwards, then backwards, then forwards again.

Tee enjoys his time in the paddling pool and doesn't want to get out. Can Mo lure him out of it with the promise of a warm bath.

Evil Pea takes all the books from the supermarket. Supertato, Chilli and Carrot try to rescue them by using acrobatic skills that they learnt from their favourite circus book.

Bing and Sula are painting in the garden. When Bing cleans his brush and accidentally knocks the water over, he goes to fill it up from the garden tap. But he turns the water on too fast, making the hose voosh up into a big snake of water that covers Bing and Sula in wet paint! Flop shows Bing how to turn the tap on slowly.

It’s secret agent time when Mojo and Bo think Didi the tractor is up to something fishy. But can the two supersecret spies follow her without being spotted.

WARNING : show starts before 06:55!! It’s secret agent time when Mojo and Bo think Didi the tractor is up to something fishy. But can the two supersecret spies follow her without being spotted.

Spring has sprung! There are cute baby animals to meet and frolic with, Hennie bounces around in new dance shoes, and Happy loves water as much as Roly loves potatoes.

Tino the artistic mouse is in town for an art show he is putting on, and anyone can enter! The Squirrels are excited to get in on the action, but struggle with the idea of inspiration. Duggee and the narrator explain that inspiration is anything that gives you an idea, and that you can find it in lots of different places - such as nature, which inspires Norrie to make a collage, or your passions, which inspire Roly to make a potato out of a rock. The others are still struggling, but after learning that you can be inspired by your senses, your friends or even yourself, and that your art can be realistic, abstract, neat or messy, inspiration strikes them all in different ways. The Squirrels manage to submit their artwork in time for Tino's Woodland Biennale, earning their Art Badges in the process. Bravo Squirrels.

When Dad’s accused of ‘fluffing’ in Bluey’s face, Mum calls a meeting to settle the matter.

Both Uncle Rad and Frisky accidently turn up to babysit Bluey and Bingo.

When a cold-ridden Glitch's sneezing breaks his TV, the Grimbots take him to the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to see a real mountain gorilla. But Glitch doesn't realise how dangerous his cold germs can be, so the Go Jetters will have to stop him from making a baby gorilla sick - all while trying to keep it safe from dangerous traps left by hunters.

When Mr Tod's efforts to creep up on the rabbits are thwarted by a noisy song thrush, he cages the bird so that he can ambush Peter and his friends without warning.

When a fire threatens a meerkat burrow, the Octonauts must put it out.

One is off on a camping adventure, but it can be lonely being the only one. Luckily, Two joins her just in time for a picnic. One puts a picnic blanket down, which is split into two equal parts - one part for One and one part for Two. When they get to the camp ground, they are joined by Three and Four, and together they discover how to split the camping space and baguette into equal parts.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. S, T, O and P get caught on a runaway bus: what can they do.

On the hottest day of the year, Book Cub is worried that she will run out of cups to serve fro-yo in, so Love Monster volunteers to look after her fro-yo van while she goes to get more. But after Bad Idea Puppy encourages him to give out extra fro-yo, he gets carried away and accidentally breaks the fro-yo machine, causing a nasty mess. When Book Cub returns, she is upset, but Love Monster apologises and together with Bad Idea Puppy they clean everything up.

Bella plays with her favourite cup – it makes the perfect drum for a sing along. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy the Spider needs help filling up her cup. Luckily, the Playtimers are on hand with a song. In Boxtropolis, Sketch uses splats of paint to create an amazing cup picture... of a giraffe! Kingsley and Queenie enjoy a tea party and decide to play the ‘Tea Party Dash’ with the Playtimers - but who will win, Team King or Team Queen.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the fabulous Avocados singing an operatic piece in their three unique voices.

'Amma showed us how to put all our angry into a cloud, and then we weren't angry anymore!' Bing gets jealous when Sula pays more attention to Pando on a playdate. As he feels more and more left out, Bing tries to get Sula's attention and spoils Sula's tea party. Sula pushes Bing and they both end up angry. Amma shows them a way to get rid of all their anger so the toy party can continue.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'zebra', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about zebras. We meet a striped zebra, a spiky hair zebra, a lazing zebra, a zooming zebra and a baby zebra. We see a grazing zebra, a crossing zebra, a jumping zebra and even a rainbow zebra! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Barnaby is in the mood for hugs, but not all his friends are.

Lu upsets the other bugs when she refuses to share the most fun role in a game.

Fiona is babysitting the Bunnies, who are overexcited and make a mess. She needs the Piggies' help, but how can they assist if they can’t catch their breath or build anything? These bunnies are impossible to handle.

The Twirlywoos watch a man practising his tennis strokes using a machine to shoot the balls to him. Once all the balls have been fired by the machine, the man collects up the balls and refills the machine, setting the dial to start again. Great BigHoo turns the dial and the balls come out faster and faster. The Robot visits the Twirlywoos on The Big Red Boat. Great BigHoo turns the key on the Robot's head who then runs away fast. Toodloo turns the key and makes the robot run faster. Chickedy and Chick turn the key and the robot runs faster and faster. Can the Twirlywoos catch him.

An artist is drawing a dog in a room. The dog wants to go out, so the artist opens the door. After a while, the artist opens the door again and calls the dog back inside. The Twirlywoos decide to open and close the door to let the dog in and out. The Quacky Birds make a commotion as some Clams are walking around the top of the Big Red Boat. The Hooter blows them all inside - opening and closing the top of the Big Red Boat each time. The Clams open and close like castanets, and everybody dances along with them. Whilst the Twirlywoos run after the Twirly Rings, Peekaboo dances back into his house with clapping Clams.

Justin visits a friend’s school to make a recycled dragon and to take part in a dragon parade. Meanwhile, it’s school photo day with Teacher Tumble - say cheese.

Preschool series. The Teletubbies play with a bubble, and then Po and Laa-Laa play catch with a ball. In Tummy Tales, two brothers learn to catch a ball.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Amber, Amelia, Arthur, Ezra, Luke, Willow, Xander and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bag in this episode are hats which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding an appropriate hat inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The nursery rhyme ‘Dingle Dangle Scarecrow’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Karlaine to watch a rugby match and play a game of I-spy.

Adrian, Mia and Aaron go on a 'tree-mendous' garden adventure to discover the magical powers of trees.

Novah, Nelly and Aaron are all ears as they discover lots of different sounds in the city centre garden - from tweeting birds and rustling leaves, to cars and a crane.

Dylan the manager wants to help a guest enjoy their stay at his hotel, but he soon discovers that giving them a good night's sleep can be pretty exhausting.

Dylan the diver wants to take a picture of the deepest, darkest bottom of the sea. When he discovers it is too dark for his camera, he turns to a new friend for some help.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes sing a guitar-driven rock 'n' roll anthem celebrating their feelings.

Ginger and the Peas look after a baby Bananaraptor, who proves to be more than a handful.

Dad tells Bluey to mind her manners at the table - they're not animals. But when Bluey gets her hands on a stick of magic asparagus, she shows them everyone's got a wild side.

The Squirrels are excited to go to a black-and-white gala at King Tiger's house. On arrival, they're impressed with King Tiger's party crown and its resplendent red ruby centrepiece, even if his composure is somewhat ruined by frequent and giant sneezes. The Squirrels set about testing out Duggee's golden rules for party etiquette by mingling with fellow guests but get a suspiciously lukewarm response. When King Tiger suddenly cries out that his ruby has gone missing, the party turns into a mystery to be solved. Luckily, Duggee has his Mystery Badge! The Squirrels gather everyone together to examine the evidence of their suspicious behaviour and narrow down the list of potential culprits to... King Tiger! Or rather to his giant sneezes, which made the ruby come loose and fly into a trifle. King Tiger is reunited with his ruby, the Squirrels get their Mystery Badges, and everyone gets to eat the trifle.

The Game Catchers land on a cartoon-like planet and make friends with two nice alien kids: Toby and Penny. Their favourite game is hit the can, but they can’t start until they locate the missing cans.

Timmy is enthralled by Mittens's new music box, which has a splendid ballerina on top. But he and Yabba manage to break her precious toy, and despite their best efforts to replace it, Mittens is inconsolable - until Yabba persuades Timmy to play the ballerina himself.

Timmy is fascinated by the moonscape collage that he and his friends make - especially the little green aliens that live on the moon. Finlay notices this, and with Harriet and Osbourne's help, he gets his friends to trick Timmy into thinking that aliens have landed at the nursery.

Ted and his family head to the harbour and have fun trying to catch crabs. Will the crustacean critters be tempted by the bacon bait? Back home, Ted helps Dad clean Mum’s car, and then they make delicious spaghetti and meatballs for the whole family.

Amanpreet and Mum make delicious pakora together for a special family meal to celebrate Vaisakhi. They set the table and exchange beautiful Vaisakhi cards with Dad, but what will everyone think of Amanpreet’s fabulous feast? Later, Amanpreet and Mum get crafty and paint portraits of each other. Mum’s a bit nervous, but artist Amanpreet encourages her to show her creative side.

Emilio's family are from Cyprus, an island nation in the Mediterranean Sea. Emilio is making two Cypriot recipes for his friends to enjoy. The first is pitta bread! The dough is formed and rolled into ovals and placed on a baking tray. The second is made up of red peppers and his special ingredient, halloumi. They are put onto skewers with an oil, oregano, honey and lemon marinade and put into the oven with his pitta bread. Emilio has made a Cypriot wishing tree for his friends to tie their wishes to. But will they like his recipe when they try it.

Amiah-Rae finds out all about some of the smallest underwater creatures – seahorses! Chantelle meets seahorse fans Joss and Gabriel and puts on her wetsuit for an underwater safari. Rory and his son Sandy are at an aquarium just in time for seahorse feeding time. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how seahorses hide, how they use their prehensile tails and how many babies they have. It’s also time to find out how seahorses help the ocean – in the food web and as an indicator species. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make some seahorse art with recycled beach materials.

Cristiano finds out all about some teeny tiny recyclers - millipedes! Chantelle visits the zoo to meet Amber and some Tanzanian red-legged millipedes. Rory and his son Sandy search for millipedes under rocks and leaves. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about how many legs millipedes have, why they curl up and how they see. It’s also time to find out what millipedes do to help the planet – detritivores keep the forest floors clean and help plants get oxygen. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task: learning how to recycle like millipedes.

Therapy dog Toffee and his owner Helen are visiting a lady called Anita, who lives on her own, to keep her company and to listen to all her amazing stories.

When Dan’s favourite toy goes missing at the Search and Rescue Centre Open Day, Dan needs his super nose to race to the rescue of Squiddy.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet the amazing looking Coquerel’s sifaka. These leaping lemurs are masters of the trees and can leap through a canopy at great speed. But when they are on the ground, the way they move changes completely. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a group of vampire crabs. These small red crabs with bright yellow eyes scurry around using their pincers to feed. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

The Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to school to ask if he can visit class. When headteacher Mr Nolan says no, Waffle goes missing - he’s determined to prove he’s ready for school.

Bernie needs a new shell. Oona and Silky find him the perfect replacement.

Stripes worries that the Sundial Stage isn’t loud enough when his guitar hero comes to play a gig. With Yukee’s help, Stripes is determined to turn the volume up to 11... but is that too loud.

The Squirrels are playing noisily outside the clubhouse. Suddenly a mole appears from a mound close by and asks them to keep the noise down. What noise? ask the Squirrels innocently. But there is lots of banging and popping. Fox, Badger, Mole, Vole and Worm all appear out of their underground homes. Unfortunately they are not getting on. Can Duggee and the Squirrels intervene and suggest ways that they can all live underground peacefully.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'hat', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different hats - a small hat, a big hat, even a woolly, pink pig hat! There's a pretty flower hat and a funny tower hat. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying today's word.

Numberblock Six is preparing for her board game club when Fifty-six passes by outside. Six is a little mixed up, thinking it’s her guest of honour, and pulls Fifty-six into the room. But what Six doesn’t realise is that Fifty-six is not the guest she was waiting for. Fifty-six is a superhero, who just happened to be passing by. Suddenly, Fifty-four arrives, a little late. He is the guest of honour Six has been waiting for, and he is so excited to start playing loads of lovely board games.

Meet the Six Times Table, she is the table of Sixes. If you’re stuck on Six, she has tricks and quick fixes! She loves to rhyme about all the Numberblocks that are part of her team. Most Numberblocks are familiar faces, such as Six, Twelve, Eighteen, Twenty-four, Thirty, Thirty-six and Sixty. But we also meet three new fun friends, Forty-two, who is 7 Sixes, Forty-eight, who is 8 Sixes and finally, Fifty-four, who is 9 Sixes. With a cool mixing deck, Six helps the Six Times Table count up to Sixty.

It's talent night and A and R are trying to do some magic, but their card trick keeps going wrong. This episode introduces the '-ar-' digraph and has fun with the words hat, harp, carp, dark, card, tart, part, jar, car, cart, barn and far.

Justin has lots of outdoor summer fun with his friends. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble judges the Best Kept Garden competition - will the award go to Aunt Polly or Grandad Tumble.

The Teletubbies take selfies with the Tubby Phone and a child in Tummy Tales has their photo taken in a photo booth with their grandparent. Then it's time for a Tubby Phone Dance.

Patchwork Tiger has a problem: he wants to play Boo, but the Patchwork Pals don't want to. Will Tiger find someone to play with.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and his friends are racing their vehicles through the Jingly Jangly Jungle, but who will win.

With guidance from the ever-wise Hanzo, an easily flustered Tai must learn how to remain focused, calm and balanced while on the job.

There are more groan-inducing jokes from newsreader Arthur Sleep. Clumsy antiques expert Ann Teak examines a newspaper containing the world's first crossword puzzle, plus Dan Step discovers lots of other things he can do with a newspaper during his tap dance routine. Keith Fitt and Arthur Sleep don't get much reporting done when they fly paper aeroplanes in the studio, and Storybook Stan struggles to read a story when he discovers a bookworm in his book. The Gigglekids are on hand with another joke. Lovable Humphrey accidentally causes chaos in his local library. Things get messy when a customer tries to buy some jam from Nana Knickerbocker's farm shop.

Grace shows off three amazing machines that are built to travel off-road! She steers a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle, shows off a huge mining truck and then test drives a tracked all-terrain vehicle.

The Game Catchers land on a planet that resembles a vegetable garden and learn to play bounced-ball. Before they begin, Pigi is accidentally transformed into a baby.

When Jemima and the ducklings are driven from their coop by Sammy Whiskers, Peter must enlist the unwitting help of Mr McGregor's cat to get her home back.

The Squirrels are playing at the clubhouse when there is a knock at the door. It's Chipmunk with a special delivery for Duggee and the Squirrels. Duggee opens the envelope and takes out the card inside: 'It is with very great pleasure that I invite Duggee and the Squirrels to my wedding.' King Tiger has met his perfect partner and is getting married. It's going to be a royal wedding.

Juno has an accident when she doesn’t go to the toilet before playing hide-and-seek.

It’s Banana's Big Supermarket Game Show, and Supertato is going head-to-head with Evil Pea to win a speedboat. But after failing in the first round, Evil Pea decides to get the Cobs to help her cheat. Supertato spots the Cobs sabotaging the show, and when Evil Pea thinks she’s won the speedboat, she can’t get away because Supertato is holding it above his head.

The Ducklings cook up some lovely vegetable dishes, but Weasy will only eat his popcorn.

When a lost bird takes a liking to Bo, it is up to Mojo to fly it home. But it’s a stormy trip, and Bo will need to do some flying of his own.

When Dad’s accused of ‘fluffing’ in Bluey’s face, Mum calls a meeting to settle the matter.

Bingo tells Dad about a new kid at kindy who is mean to her. Mum offers some good advice.

Pancake is worried about getting his beak buffed, so his Piri friends try to help but end up making things worse - until Pancake takes matters into his own flippers.

Nugget plays big sister to a kid penguin for the summer. But when her hyper-energetic plans for fun activities prove unpopular, Pancake suggests an alternative approach.

When some new grizzly bears arrive at the park during a hot summer, it’s up to Andy to make sure they have everything they need to help them get rid of their winter coats. But Andy doesn’t know what they might need to help them to do just that. To find the answer, he jets off in his safari-mobile, heading to North America in search of some grizzlies. After meeting some bison and a marmot, the bears lead Andy to a forest where he discovers the answer to the question. The bears use the rough bark of the trees to shed their winter coats. Amazing.

Mrs Hobbs supervises Waffle at the Brooklyn-Bell house. Waffle wants to join Evie at school and tries to escape. Later, the family look at photos and Evie asks about her birth dad.

Rafi is disappointed when she can’t join her dad, Dash, at a grown-up restaurant, while Aunty T would much rather spend the afternoon playing in the park. With a mischievous idea and a little magic, Rafi wishes they could switch places. When the wish wears off, Rafi realises that some things are best enjoyed when you’re exactly who you’re meant to be.

JoJo is learning to roller skate in the garden with Gran Gran, but there’s not enough room to try all the moves. It’s time for a Gran Gran plan - they head off to the roller disco.

Sarah, Duck and Flamingo arrange a nautical surprise for John's birthday.

A robot like a camera on wheels lands on the planet, flashing, bleeping and taking photos. At first the Clangers are scared of it but as they begin to accept it, they find it has a lot to show them about the universe and everywhere it has been.

MeMo and BaBa are jumping in puddles and notice a rainbow in the sky. It’s beautiful and colourful, but where does it end? They head to the Play Tree to find the rainbow’s end and draw pictures of rainbows. BaBa thinks the rainbow ends with the Yummies, but MeMo thinks it ends with Elewhale. They embark on a journey to find more rainbows all over Planet BeddyByes.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. Makka Pakka sets off through the garden looking for stones, but he loses his way. He gets concerned that he will not be able to find his way back. He is relieved when the Pinky Ponk appears. Makka Pakka follows the Pinky Ponk all the way home.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Talia Mar reads Nature's Toy Box, a story of how the smallest things in a garden can be more exciting than any TV show.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers how the health and fortune of the village was shaped by those in charge of Bamburgh’s famous castle.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. Julia navigates Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, and follows these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in Birmingham, which surprisingly boasts more miles of canal than Venice. But her mission isn't to seek out gondolas or ice cream - it's to discover how the city, through its canal network, became the centre of the Industrial Revolution. It's also the start of Julia's two-day walk along the historic and picturesque Worcester and Birmingham Canal, which cuts a 30-mile path through to the River Severn. The highlight of the canal is a dramatic two-mile flight of 30 locks, which lowers the waterway by 220 feet. Negotiating this flight of locks is considered to be a rite of passage by boaters, and it's definitely one for a walker's tick list too.

From early call boxes to the Post Office Tower, Timeshift tells the story of how Britain's phone network was built over the course of 100 years, and its impact on the public.

Hyacinth is at her wits' end, what with the charity shop, Councillor Nugent and Rose's love life. Can she cope and keep the flag flying, as well as her sanity.

The latest girl in Timothy's life has a jealous boyfriend who doesn't take kindly to him trying to steal her away.

On 11 March 2011, Japan was hit by the greatest tsunami in a thousand years. Through compelling testimony from 7-10 year-old survivors, this film reveals how the deadly wave and the Fukushima nuclear accident have changed children's lives forever. The story unfolds at two key locations: a primary school where 74 children were killed by the tsunami; and a school close to the Fukushima nuclear plant, attended by children evacuated from the nuclear exclusion zone.

In nine short hours, William the Conqueror triumphed at the Battle of Hastings - and England was changed forever. Simon Schama recounts the saga of blood, betrayal and ambition that led up to this pivotal battle and describes the profound consequences that followed.

After his wife leaves him, Yosser Hughes struggles to hold his family together. But with no work and the police and social services closing in, he is driven towards a final desperate act. Bernard Hill's moving portrayal of a man who has hit rock bottom earned him a BAFTA award for best actor.

A Storyville documentary that explores an increasingly popular phenomenon in contemporary China. A woman hires a 'mistress dispeller' to bring her husband’s affair to an end.

Professor Jim Al-Khalili tells the story of how we went from thinking we were close to a complete understanding of the universe to realising we had seen almost none of it.

With exclusive behind-the-scenes access, seldom-seen footage from the archives and a rare interview with Kirsty Wark, this is the story of a true visionary of British art.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the village of Staithes in North Yorkshire and unearths its role in kickstarting the chemical industry in the north east of England.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers how the health and fortune of the village was shaped by those in charge of Bamburgh’s famous castle.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. This sees her navigating Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, following these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in the beautiful world heritage city of Bath, where the Kennet and Avon Canal provided a 19th-century 'canal superhighway' between the country's two most important ports, Bristol and London. But only forty years later the trade along the canal was usurped by rail travel, leaving the once great waterway neglected and derelict. Julia's 20-mile walk along what is arguably the most picturesque stretch of the canal tells the story of how the waterway was restored to its former glory after it was awarded the biggest ever lottery heritage grant. The walk ends at the spectacular Caen Hill flight of locks, listed as one of the seven wonders of British waterways.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. Julia navigates Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, and follows these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in Birmingham, which surprisingly boasts more miles of canal than Venice. But her mission isn't to seek out gondolas or ice cream - it's to discover how the city, through its canal network, became the centre of the Industrial Revolution. It's also the start of Julia's two-day walk along the historic and picturesque Worcester and Birmingham Canal, which cuts a 30-mile path through to the River Severn. The highlight of the canal is a dramatic two-mile flight of 30 locks, which lowers the waterway by 220 feet. Negotiating this flight of locks is considered to be a rite of passage by boaters, and it's definitely one for a walker's tick list too.

From early call boxes to the Post Office Tower, Timeshift tells the story of how Britain's phone network was built over the course of 100 years, and its impact on the public.

Without us noticing, modern life has been taken over. Algorithms run everything from search engines on the internet to satnavs and credit card data security - they even help us travel the world, find love and save lives. Mathematician Professor Marcus du Sautoy demystifies the hidden world of algorithms. By showing us some of the algorithms most essential to our lives, he reveals where these 2,000-year-old problem-solvers came from, how they work, what they have achieved and how they are now so advanced they can even programme themselves.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show ends after 06:00!! Daily from 7.00pm.

Hungry Tish finds an interesting looking pot of kimchi in the fridge and digs in - something she quickly regrets when she realises how spicy it is! As the floor becomes lava, Tish and Tash work their way across the room to the sink, in an effort to cool down. Later at dinner, both parents are surprised when Tish refuses to eat anything kimchi related, but Pola assures her that this particular kimchi fried rice isn’t spicy at all, and that Tish has nothing to worry about.

It's a hot day, and Bing and Flop buy an ice lolly from Gilly the ice cream lady. Before they can eat their lollies, a frog hops into Bing's paddling pool, and they go to the rescue. By the time they return to the ice lollies, all that's left are the sticks and a plate of lolly goo.

It is sleepybyes time, so the Teletubbies say goodnight to the Tiddlytubbies. But Po isn't tired and goes for a special ride on her scooter.

Tee accidently marks Mo's newly cleaned carpet. Uh-oh.

Supertato harnesses the power of his hiccups to save Tato Tower from Evil Pea’s jam attack.

It's Bing's third birthday! Bing shows Sula, Pando and Coco how to do the waka-oke. But when Pando doesn't do it properly, a frustrated Bing hides under his blankey. Flop gently helps Bing to understand that Pando likes to do things differently to him. They celebrate Bing's birthday under his blankey, before Amma, Coco and Charlie bring in pass-the-parcel.

Jackson’s big, blue chicken-thing, Ludwig, is going to lay an egg. And it’s up to Mojo and Bo to carry the big bird across dangerous roads to Preston’s egg-hatching shed.

Spot the odd one out or guess who lives here. A great memory tip from Duggee, an edition of The Agony and Eggstacy, and how to draw Enid - down to her last whisker.

Duggee and the Squirrels practise their golf swing in some interesting conditions in pursuit of their Crazy Golf Badges and the ultimate prize - a round of milkshakes.

Bluey and Bingo love to video chat with their cousins, but Muffin won’t give Socks a turn.

Bingo is stomping around the house with Dad causing chaos, but can Bluey get her to stop.

With the help of his hero Ron Allum, Lars plans to dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in a submersible called the Deep Sea Challenger. Glitch plans to beat him there by sending a Grimbot in his Grimsub, but it can't withstand the heavy pressure of the water. Lars and Xuli must work together to mount a rescue operation at the bottom of the sea.

When Peter escapes a very chatty Mrs Tiggy-Winkle to go strawberry-raiding, he is surprised to be helped out of trouble by none other than the feisty old hedgehog herself.

Arctic ringed seals are threatened when warming temperatures diminish their snow caves.

The Numberblocks are on an adventure exploring Fraction Island. They are curious to learn why there are four islands when their map only shows one. When they meet a new friend, One Whole, they realise that they need to explore all the islands and find more Fraction Friends if they want to solve the mystery.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. S, P, A, C and E wonder what is up past the sky, and soon find out.

When Love Monster wakes with candyfloss stuck to his chin, he mistakes it for a beard and believes he has become an elder. He gets a job helping Elder Mouse at the Everything But Sprinkles Shop, but when it comes to baking elderberry pies he finds that being an elder is harder than he thought and makes a mess. Upset, Love Monster runs away and asks Elder Kitten for his help. Elder Kitten realises Love Monster's mistake and explains that he isn't an elder yet - but that he's done a very elder-y thing in asking for help.

Bella finds a bright red glove and has fun making up silly waving games with Lift. Together, they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie also have fun waving and play a game of ‘Wavey Wavey Snap’ with the Playtimers. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy the Spider keeps spotting cheeky chickens in her web. Finally, in the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti is teaching the Playtimers a new dance - the funky spider.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s fitness guru Garlic with a set of fun exercises to make you stronger.

'Even when something breaks, you have to tell the truth so Flop knows what happened.' Bing is playing the talking lettuce game on Flop's phone when he drops the phone and accidentally breaks it. Too panicked to tell Flop what he has done, Bing puts the phone in the bin, but he's so upset that Flop knows something has happened.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘tractor’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see all sorts of tractors – a blue tractor, a pulling tractor, a stuck-in-the-mud tractor and a farm tractor. There’s a big tractor, a chug-along tractor, a party tractor and even a trumpeting tractor. Dee and a friend also spy a whopping wheels tractor. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Barnaby is in the mood for hugs, but not all his friends are.

Rebecca’s bed is broken, so the Piggies build the perfect replacement. But a very sleepy Wilf finds it and falls asleep! The Piggies must carefully carry him home without waking him up.

The Twirlywoos watch a man practising his tennis strokes using a machine to shoot the balls to him. Once all the balls have been fired by the machine, the man collects up the balls and refills the machine, setting the dial to start again. Great BigHoo turns the dial and the balls come out faster and faster. The Robot visits the Twirlywoos on The Big Red Boat. Great BigHoo turns the key on the Robot's head who then runs away fast. Toodloo turns the key and makes the robot run faster. Chickedy and Chick turn the key and the robot runs faster and faster. Can the Twirlywoos catch him.

Justin and his friends meet some very cool, feathered friends and learn to fly them. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is taking a trip on an aeroplane... but who is the pilot.

In Tummy Tales, a group of children watch a plane loop the loop in the air, whilst the Teletubbies have magical fun watching a shooting star loop the loop. Later, the Tubby Toast goes loop the loop too as it flies out of the Tubby Toaster.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Tommy, Remi, Felicity, Otis, George, Zadie and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are ribbons which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. The popular baby song ‘Wind the bobbin up’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy whilst on a beach walk with Mohamoud.

Adrian, Mia and Aaron go on a 'tree-mendous' garden adventure to discover the magical powers of trees.

Dylan the manager wants to help a guest enjoy their stay at his hotel, but he soon discovers that giving them a good night's sleep can be pretty exhausting.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. In this soft lullaby, Moon Baby observes the galaxy from up on the moon before floating back home to his cosy nursery.

When Wasabi injures his leg, Ginger and the Peas are forced to wait on him hand and foot.

Bluey and Bingo want a pet. To show them how much work they'd be in for, Dad gets to transform his hand into their old friend Shaun, a chaotic, undisciplined Emu with a taste for trouble.

The Squirrels are exploring in the attic when Roly finds an old cassette tape. After digging out his hi-fi, Duggee is delighted to discover it’s one of his old mixtapes! The Squirrels learn that a mixtape is a collection of all your favourite songs. And this isn’t just any old mixtape - it’s a selection of Duggee’s greatest hits that he recorded himself! But the Squirrels aren’t very impressed with Duggee’s 'experimental' sound and decide to make him a new, more upbeat mixtape to remind him of all the happy times they’ve had together. They go rifling through Duggee’s record collection, each adding their own favourite song that corresponds to a particularly fond memory. When it’s finally finished they play it to Duggee and recount the inspirations behind their song choices. Duggee is thrilled to hear so many happy memories from the Squirrels and proudly gives them their Mixtape Badges.

The Game Catchers land on the Salad Planet and make friends with three ladybug kids named Bug, Bugsy and little Buglet. They are about to play hurdles relay, but first, they have to solve the mystery of Buglet’s missing polka dots.

Timmy is enthralled by Mittens's new music box, which has a splendid ballerina on top. But he and Yabba manage to break her precious toy, and despite their best efforts to replace it, Mittens is inconsolable - until Yabba persuades Timmy to play the ballerina himself.

Ted and his family head to the harbour and have fun trying to catch crabs. Will the crustacean critters be tempted by the bacon bait? Back home, Ted helps Dad clean Mum’s car, and then they make delicious spaghetti and meatballs for the whole family.

WARNING : show starts before 11:50!! Ted and his family head to the harbour and have fun trying to catch crabs. Will the crustacean critters be tempted by the bacon bait? Back home, Ted helps Dad clean Mum’s car, and then they make delicious spaghetti and meatballs for the whole family.

Hannah's family is from South Korea, and she will be making a Korean salmon marinade, which is a popular recipe used there. She starts by adding garlic puree, Korean chilli paste, soy sauce, honey, toasted sesame oil and her special ingredient, sesame seeds, into a jug and mixing them all up. Next, Hannah puts pieces of her salmon onto individual baking sheets and spoons the marinade on. She garnishes them with freshly chopped spring onions, and then her salmon is ready to be cooked in the oven. Hannah wears a colourful Korean outfit and treats her friends to some local Korean kimchi, but will her pals be able to guess her special ingredient.

Amiah-Rae finds out all about some of the smallest underwater creatures – seahorses! Chantelle meets seahorse fans Joss and Gabriel and puts on her wetsuit for an underwater safari. Rory and his son Sandy are at an aquarium just in time for seahorse feeding time. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how seahorses hide, how they use their prehensile tails and how many babies they have. It’s also time to find out how seahorses help the ocean – in the food web and as an indicator species. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make some seahorse art with recycled beach materials.

Therapy dog Toffee and his owner Helen are visiting a lady called Anita, who lives on her own, to keep her company and to listen to all her amazing stories.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a lesser hedgehog tenrec. This tiny and very cute character is covered in spines, just like a hedgehog, but these amazing animals live on the island of Madagascar. Next, they meet Kate the tarantula. As Lizzie holds her, Aneeshwar discovers that Kate is covered in small hairs. This spider is super furry. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

It’s Bring-a-Toy-to-School Day, so Evie takes the trolley she’s just been given for her fifth birthday. Waffle hides in it and ends up in Evie’s class, where he must keep very still so he isn't seen.

Oona really wants to learn how to jump like the experts.

It’s been snowing, and Yukee and her garden friends use music and beat to build a big snow band.

Duggee and the Squirrels are tidying up because it's Bring Your Grandparents to Squirrel Club Day. Duggee has his grandparents badge so he knows what they will like - a nice cup of tea! But on arrival, these grandparents seem more of a lively bunch than Duggee was expecting.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'worm' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a long worm, a little worm and a squirmy worm. Look out for the speedy worm and the greedy worm, the jelly worm and the welly worm! Dee enjoys a glow worm, and we see a little girl make a muddy worm from her finger. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying today's word.

Numberblock Six is preparing for her board game club when Fifty-six passes by outside. Six is a little mixed up, thinking it’s her guest of honour, and pulls Fifty-six into the room. But what Six doesn’t realise is that Fifty-six is not the guest she was waiting for. Fifty-six is a superhero, who just happened to be passing by. Suddenly, Fifty-four arrives, a little late. He is the guest of honour Six has been waiting for, and he is so excited to start playing loads of lovely board games.

WARNING : show starts before 13:35!! Numberblock Six is preparing for her board game club when Fifty-six passes by outside. Six is a little mixed up, thinking it’s her guest of honour, and pulls Fifty-six into the room. But what Six doesn’t realise is that Fifty-six is not the guest she was waiting for. Fifty-six is a superhero, who just happened to be passing by. Suddenly, Fifty-four arrives, a little late. He is the guest of honour Six has been waiting for, and he is so excited to start playing loads of lovely board games.

OI, OR and UR are in a coin-rolling, cork-popping, wave-surfing mad dash to prove who is the fastest! This episode introduces the '-oi-', '-or-' and '-ur-' digraphs and the words join, coin, cork, surf, turf, cord, corn and end.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Today, Justin goes shoe shopping. Mr Tumble visits Shopkeeper Tumble at The Shop with the Lot for pair of new red boots.

Tinky Winky knock-knocks on a door and is welcomed by Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po. The children in Tummy Tales knock-knock on their neighbours' doors to share their homemade flapjacks. The Teletubbies have more knock-knock fun with the Tiddlytubbies.

Patchwork Butterfly has a problem: he doesn't like his trunk! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to show him how pretty and useful a trunk like his is.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa's friends help him to fix lots of broken things around the Jingly Jangly Jungle.

The Trainees are on a mission to play top-secret spy games in Chuggington but their sleuthing missions turn into wild shenanigans.

DIY enthusiast DIY Dan does his best to demonstrate how to give a garden fence a makeover. Keith Fitt and Arthur Sleep rock out and play air guitar in the studio. The future looks rocky for some valuable antique vases when Ann Teak attempts to play the lute. Will Barrow and all the animals are sounding very musical in the garden - even the noisy robin joins in. The Lost Pirate warns a busker not to play sea shanties on dry land but is soon dancing a jig along to his tune. In the forest, Robin is determined to impress Maid Marion with his lute playing - if only his minstrel Will Singalot would stop singing.

Series for young children that celebrates lots of different amazing machines. In this episode, motorcycle rider Grace shows off three amazing food machines! Grace drives an incredible solar-powered ice cream van and shows off a hi-tech delivery robot. Then, she delivers some milk in a milk float.

The Game Catchers land on a planet made of coloured building blocks and learn to play the ball race. Before they begin, they need to fix the special ball dispenser machine.

The Squirrels decide it is time to tidy up. Luckily, Duggee has his organising badge, and with the help of the Squirrels he reorganises everything in the clubhouse. When they have finished, they head outside... but how best to organise the animals.

Koa the tiger loves sweets, and his teeth hurt, but he doesn’t know why! A check-up reveals that he has bacteria in his mouth from all that sugar. Luckily, Vida knows just what to do. She teaches Koa to brush his teeth and to eat his beloved sweets as a treat instead of all the time.

Evil Pea has made fake fortune cookies for Supertato, Broccoli and Carrot to trick them into leaving the supermarket so she can lock them out! Luckily, Carrot has a plan to make some fortune cookies of her own that will get Evil Pea to reopen the doors.

It's mini mayhem when the Ducklings find a device that can shrink things.

Somebody stole the big hand off the clock tower. Mojo and Bo are on the case, but it is not as simple as it seems. Soon, they are pulling off a heist they never expected.

Bluey and Bingo love to video chat with their cousins, but Muffin won’t give Socks a turn.

Pancake is worried about getting his beak buffed, so his Piri friends try to help but end up making things worse - until Pancake takes matters into his own flippers.

When Jen inadvertently uses the wrong picture for a coati sign that Mr Hammond needs for the Amazon dome back at Safari World, Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile, jetting off to the Amazon rainforest in search of a coati that he can take a picture of. Along the way, he meets a family of South American river otters, comes face to face with a jaguar and is chased down by a savanna hawk. But will he succeed in his mission and get the photo Jen needs before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong.

Waffle isn’t allowed at school, so he’s being looked after by Connie, the Brooklyn-Bell’s neighbour, at her house. Connie has dressed as a dog and made a huge, doggy maze game from cushions and suitcases for her dog, Jelly, to race through with Waffle. Waffle asks for one more race through the maze at home but Jess explains that the time for noisy play is over and offers him a quiet cuddle instead. After dinner, Evie tells Jess she’s been given her first reading book at school and gets the book out of her school bag to show her Mum. Waffle sits next to Evie and watches her read. When he starts to say words from the book out loud, Evie wonders if he’s reading, but Jess and Simon refuse to believe it.

Rafi, Ruby and Finn struggle to score in basketball, so Rafi wishes for a magic ball. At first, it’s fun, as every shot goes in - even trick throws. But the constant winning becomes boring, and the ball bounces endlessly into the hoop by itself. The trio try to contain it, but it escapes again and again. Finally, they return to playing with the ordinary ball, and Finn sinks a real shot, proving true victory is earned.

JoJo and Raya are playing snakes and ladders, but when they keep going down snakes, the girls decide it would be more fun to make their own new game. Now what can they call it.

Duck keeps oversleeping, so Sarah decides he needs his own alarm clock.

Tiny has made up a lovely new tune to dance to. The Iron Chicken tries to join in but it is just too difficult for her to manage. Tiny and Small come up with a much simpler rhythm that the Iron Chicken can dance to - the Chicken Waltz.

MeMo loves dancing. BaBa wants to dance but finds it hard to follow MeMo’s steps. At the Play Tree, they choose a music speaker and do some more dancing. BaBa is still struggling to copy MeMo’s routine and decides to watch MeMo dance instead. At Yummy Time, the Yummies show BaBa that there are many different ways to dance. BaBa joins in, doing their own BaBa dance. BaBa loves dancing too.

The Pontipines count to six. Upsy Daisy shows Igglepiggle how to jump. Soon everybody is joining in the jumping game, from the great big Haahoos to the teeny tiny Pontipines. Everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! BBC Radio 2 DJ Trevor Nelson encourages us to celebrate our voices in this Bedtime Story.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the village of Staithes in North Yorkshire and unearths its role in kickstarting the chemical industry in the north east of England.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. This sees her navigating Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, following these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in the beautiful world heritage city of Bath, where the Kennet and Avon Canal provided a 19th-century 'canal superhighway' between the country's two most important ports, Bristol and London. But only forty years later the trade along the canal was usurped by rail travel, leaving the once great waterway neglected and derelict. Julia's 20-mile walk along what is arguably the most picturesque stretch of the canal tells the story of how the waterway was restored to its former glory after it was awarded the biggest ever lottery heritage grant. The walk ends at the spectacular Caen Hill flight of locks, listed as one of the seven wonders of British waterways.

From early call boxes to the Post Office Tower, Timeshift tells the story of how Britain's phone network was built over the course of 100 years, and its impact on the public.

In the second of this three-part series, Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Norman conquest of Britain and Ireland. Bartlett shows how William the Conqueror imposed a new aristocracy, savagely cut down opposition and built scores of castles and cathedrals to intimidate and control. He also commissioned the Domesday Book, the greatest national survey of England that had ever been attempted. England adapted to its new masters and both the language and culture were transformed as the Normans and the English intermarried. Bartlett shows how the political and cultural landscape of Scotland, Wales and Ireland were also forged by the Normans and argues that the Normans created the blueprint for colonialism in the modern world.

On 11 March 2011, Japan was hit by the greatest tsunami in a thousand years. Through compelling testimony from 7-10 year-old survivors, this film reveals how the deadly wave and the Fukushima nuclear accident have changed children's lives forever. The story unfolds at two key locations: a primary school where 74 children were killed by the tsunami; and a school close to the Fukushima nuclear plant, attended by children evacuated from the nuclear exclusion zone.

Vivid, harrowing war drama following a 19-year-old college drop-out who signs up for service in Vietnam in September 1967 and finds himself plunged into the bloody chaos of life as a GI on the front line. The winner of four Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Picture, this is an uncompromising and semi-autobiographical study of men at war from writer-director Oliver Stone.

WARNING : show ends after 00:15!! After his wife leaves him, Yosser Hughes struggles to hold his family together. But with no work and the police and social services closing in, he is driven towards a final desperate act. Bernard Hill's moving portrayal of a man who has hit rock bottom earned him a BAFTA award for best actor.

American film-maker Oliver Stone, director of Platoon and Wall Street, talks to Jeremy Isaacs about his career and politics. First broadcast in 1990.

Professor Jim Al-Khalili tells the story of how we went from thinking we were close to a complete understanding of the universe to realising we had seen almost none of it.

WARNING : show starts before 00:15!! After his wife leaves him, Yosser Hughes struggles to hold his family together. But with no work and the police and social services closing in, he is driven towards a final desperate act. Bernard Hill's moving portrayal of a man who has hit rock bottom earned him a BAFTA award for best actor.

WARNING : show starts before 00:30!! Professor Jim Al-Khalili tells the story of how we went from thinking we were close to a complete understanding of the universe to realising we had seen almost none of it.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the village of Staithes in North Yorkshire and unearths its role in kickstarting the chemical industry in the north east of England.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. This sees her navigating Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, following these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia starts this walk in the beautiful world heritage city of Bath, where the Kennet and Avon Canal provided a 19th-century 'canal superhighway' between the country's two most important ports, Bristol and London. But only forty years later the trade along the canal was usurped by rail travel, leaving the once great waterway neglected and derelict. Julia's 20-mile walk along what is arguably the most picturesque stretch of the canal tells the story of how the waterway was restored to its former glory after it was awarded the biggest ever lottery heritage grant. The walk ends at the spectacular Caen Hill flight of locks, listed as one of the seven wonders of British waterways.

From early call boxes to the Post Office Tower, Timeshift tells the story of how Britain's phone network was built over the course of 100 years, and its impact on the public.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show ends after 06:00!! Daily from 7.00pm.

The family are on a nature walk when Pola spots a modern, glass-bottomed bridge that can take them to another viewing point. Pola, Rosa and Bobby zip on over, while Tish hangs back because she is nervous. Tish is worried about crossing, but Tash puts her mind at ease as they both become tightrope walkers at the circus, and together they dance their way across the bridge. Tish is reunited with her family, and they celebrate her crossing and enjoy the view.

Bing and Sula really enjoy painting a giant mural at Amma's nursery, until Bing's enthusiastic rainbow painting makes paint run all over Sula's beautiful tree. Sula is upset, until Flop and Amma help them see that the painting isn't spoiled - it's just different. In fact, the harder they look the more they can see that they have painted a beautiful rainbow tree.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po drive the Tubby Car to the Hidey Hup where they discover the Tubby Uppy Downy. They have fun going up down, down up.

Tee wants his bike to go faster so Mo suggests she remove the stabilisers. Tee needs some convincing.

Chilli says he’s a great skateboarder, but when Supertato needs his help to catch Evil Pea, Chilli can’t skateboard at all! Carrot, Chilli and Supertato create a ‘chilli rocket’ to defeat Evil Pea.

Sula, Pando and Bing discover a bird's nest while making a playhouse in the shed. They try to find the bird by being super quiet, and she flies into their playhouse. When Bing goes in to look for her, she flies out again; they can't both be in the playhouse at the same time. So Bing decides to give the shed to her until her chicks have all grown up.

Everyone wants to win Swoppiton’s hide-and-seek tournament. But Mojo and Bo accidentally break the prize. They need to put it back together without the seeker spotting them.

Today at Squirrel Club, there are all sorts of comparisons to learn - from small to smallest, hungry to hungriest, and Duggee to Duggiest.

The Squirrels are excited to go to a black-and-white gala at King Tiger's house. On arrival, they're impressed with King Tiger's party crown and its resplendent red ruby centrepiece, even if his composure is somewhat ruined by frequent and giant sneezes. The Squirrels set about testing out Duggee's golden rules for party etiquette by mingling with fellow guests but get a suspiciously lukewarm response. When King Tiger suddenly cries out that his ruby has gone missing, the party turns into a mystery to be solved. Luckily, Duggee has his Mystery Badge! The Squirrels gather everyone together to examine the evidence of their suspicious behaviour and narrow down the list of potential culprits to... King Tiger! Or rather to his giant sneezes, which made the ruby come loose and fly into a trifle. King Tiger is reunited with his ruby, the Squirrels get their Mystery Badges, and everyone gets to eat the trifle.

Dad agrees to take Bluey and Bingo to buy an ice cream if they can get him into the car.

Chloe tries to teach her dad a game she learnt at Bluey's house.

Ubercorn and Glitch head to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, hoping to keep some seeds from Glitch's rare fruit tree safe for the future. But, just like when they were cadets together, the two of them get into trouble. Glitch accidentally crashes the Grimbler into the vault, and its hot engines start melting the ice that keeps the seeds cool! With the Go Jetters delayed by a malfunctioning Jet Pad, can Ubercorn and Glitch save the scientists, the vault and Glitch's rare seeds.

When a very sleepy Tommy Brock is hoisted up into the Squirrel Camp, Peter and friends must work out how to get the snoozing brute back down to earth before he wakes up.

The Octonauts assist an alpine swift to catch up with its flock.

Numberblock One has been invited to a party with the Fraction Friends. One meets One Whole and gives them a whole apple, but once the party starts, the food must be shared in different amounts. How will one whole cake, pie and pizza be shared between the Fraction Friends? Luckily, the friends have a special song that can help them work it all out.

With the mischievous Alphablocks, even a simple game of hide and seek becomes a madcap adventure. Join the letters as they play at making words and have fun doubling up and holding hands to bring words to life. The Alphablocks play hide-and-seek.

After Love Monster volunteers Monster Teddy to pose for everyone's paintings, he realises he misses him when they are apart. In the end, Love Monster can't take it anymore and poses with Monster Teddy so they can be together.

It’s laundry day in Playtime Towers, and Bella and Lift have washed everyone’s socks. All they need to do now is find all the matching pairs. It’s the perfect chance to play a fun game, just shout: ‘Sock-a-doo-dee’! In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy finds lots of soggy socks stuck in her web, and knows a spider rhyme that the Playtimers will enjoy singing. In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti is wearing special yellow socks - perfect for the Sock Stomp dance. And Sketch gets some help from the Playtimers in Boxtropolis making wonderful wiggly Octopuses made of socks - a Socktopus.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s young Asparagus, sharing his deep affection for wet weather in the song I Love the Rain.

'If you get shy then your friends can help you.' Bing and his friends put on a show in the park. After Coco's dance, Pando's song and Sula's acrobatics display, everyone is excited to see Bing's finale. When he gets up on the stage, Bing is overcome with stage fright, so his friends and rainbow fairy mice come to the rescue.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘hedgehog’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today we meet lots of hedgehogs – a brown hedgehog, a small hedgehog, a snuffling hedgehog and a hungry hedgehog! Dee meets a prickly hedgehog, a helpful hedgehog and a hula-hooping hedgehog. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Declan accidentally upsets Gus by not properly explaining the rules of a game.

Fiona wants to go on an adventure but can’t carry all her things. The Piggies turn her yurt into a flying Yurticopter so that she can take everything with her - but is it strong enough.

The Twirlywoos watch a man buying shoes in a shoe shop. He tries a pair of shoes on, but he is not sure, so he takes them off. The Twirlywoos drop down other shoes for the man to try on. The man puts on and takes off the different shoes until, eventually, he puts on a pair of flippers and he is delighted. Back inside The Big Red Boat, there is an octopus near Peekaboo's house. Peekaboo comes out and the octopus lands on Peekaboo. The octopus jumps on and off Peekaboo, then jumps on and off the Twirlywoos. The octopus continues jumping on and off the Twirlywoos, and Chickedy and Chick jump on and off the octopus. The octopus jumps high, out of the top of The Big Red Boat and it then jumps on and off the Quacky Birds, eventually jumping off into the sea.

Justin and his friends visit a fairy-tale castle for a musical adventure, while Fairy Godmother Tumble has a fairy-tale adventure of his own – will Tumble Ted make it to the ball.

The Teletubbies play choo-choo and follow the Tubby Custard Machine on a Tubby Custard Ride. In Tummy Tales, children follow their nursery teacher to the local playground.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Idris, Tobias, Holly, Jack, Dhilan, Isobel and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are sponges which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate sponges inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The baby song ‘We use a sponge to wash!’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Mylah for a fun game of I-spy at a play centre.

James, Noah and Aaron are on a mission to tidy up the city centre garden for a party. They work alongside Chatterpot’s friends - a rake, a spade and Wheely the wheelbarrow.

Dylan the astronaut wants to walk on the moon. But when a shooting star gets pulled into a black hole, the expedition turns into a rescue mission.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes sing about the importance of family and friends in this heartfelt ballad.

The gang leads a herd of baby Vegesaurs on a sneak and peek adventure across the valley.

When Mum goes out to a baby shower, Dad takes charge of the girls' evening routine. But with Bluey missing Mum, Dad has to pull out all the games he knows to keep them entertained.

Duggee is making a smoothie, and the Squirrels can’t agree on whether it’s delicious or horrible. So they make their own adventurous smoothies using their favourite flavours to discover what taste is.

The Game Catchers find themselves on a Beachy Planet and learn to play the game pour and fill. They need to be creative when making more materials for the game.

Timmy thinks Otus's jack-in-the-box is brilliant, and he decides to make his own - but it's not as simple as it looks. After several failed attempts, Timmy gets an idea of how he can make the best jack-in-the-box of all.

Ted and his family head to the beach, and Ted tries his hand at making a sandcastle. When it doesn’t go quite to plan, Dad shows him some top tips. After some fun flying a kite, the family enjoy a game of catch. And what trip to the beach is complete without an ice cream.

Febo's family are from America, where they celebrate Thanksgiving. As it is traditional on Thanksgiving to prepare and serve pumpkin pie as a dessert, Febo is making this for his friends. He starts by making a pastry case and fitting it into a pie dish. For the pumpkin filling, he pours melted butter and buttermilk into a bowl of brown sugar, along with whisked egg, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice and cloves. Febo adds his special ingredient, pumpkin puree, and then mixes them all together. When it is mixed, he spoons it into the empty pastry case and puts it in the oven to cook. Febo's friends all help to decorate his American-themed table before they taste his pumpkin pie.

Maisie finds out all about some very busy creatures – honeybees. Chantelle meets some of CBBC’s Show Me the Honey team, Darcey Mae and Curtis, as they show her inside a hive. While Rory and his son Sandy get an unusual view of a busy hive. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how long honeybees live for, why they sting and whether they can smell flowers. It’s also time to find out how honeybees help the planet, and how the pollinators build a honeycomb. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task: making a wildflower seed ball.

Hearing dog Diesel visits Woofton library to work on Rayane’s homework project, which is all about sound. But when their timer goes missing, Diesel needs his super ears to find it.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Obi, the spectacled bear. He gets his name from the light-coloured markings in the fur around his face that look like spectacles. The keepers have hidden fruit in his enclosure, and they watch as he searches for his breakfast. Obi stands high on his back legs to reach it in the trees, then uses his large claws to pick fruit from the water. Next, they head out to see the largest of all the big cats – the tiger. They meet Miron and reveal that every tiger has its own unique pattern of stripes – no two tigers look the same. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Waffle and Doug give Evie a birthday gift, and the Brooklyn-Bells discover Mrs Hobbs's new rollerskating hobby. Evie makes a wish at her party to receive a card from her birth dad.

Oona and Silky try to find a fun game they can play together.

Oh dear. The builders next door are making so much noise that Yukee and her friends can’t hear themselves play their instruments! Instead of trying to drown out all that drilling and banging, what if they played along with it instead...

Outside the clubhouse, a large crowd has gathered around a hot-air balloon with whisperings that someone is going on an adventure! It's Phileas Frog and Flea, and they are about to start their expedition around the world in a balloon. They set sail and wave their goodbyes to the crowd, when suddenly Flea realises he has forgotten Pippin, their potted plant! Roly runs through the crowd, promising 'we'll look after it!' Hooray! They can set off.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'boat', and there's a whirlwind word adventure. There are lots of different boats - a boat that's big, a boat that's small, and even a boat you can stick on the wall. There's a paddle boat, a puddle boat, a rocking boat and a find-it-in-your-Christmas-stocking boat! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying today's word.

The Rainbow Sevens have gathered to make one big Rainbow Seven mural. Numberblock Sixty-three meets each friend that makes up the Rainbow Sevens to see what they have planned for their paintings, and to get inspiration for his own painting too. Each of the Rainbow Sevens have their own rainbow styles, underneath one great big, colourful rainbow.

The Alphablocks meet their match when Brown Cow and her singing friends Owl, Howl and Growl take the stage! This episode has fun with the '-ow-' digraph and the words cow, brown, owl, howl, growl, gown, crown, town and down.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin has double the fun with a pair of twins when he spends the day at their school. Chef Tumble cooks a pair of breakfasts.

The Teletubbies find different uses for their favourite things, and a child in Tummy Tales makes a seaside picture out of lots of things from a make-and-do box. In Teletubbyland, a large tube appears. The Teletubbies use it as a telescope and as a loudspeaker.

Patchwork Starfish has a problem: he loves to dance, but he has hurt his leg! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and his chums put on a Jungle show but with everyone performing on stage, who will watch it.

Wilson looks shiny and new after his trip to the Chug Wash and the other trainees are impressed - but everyone knows he's a magnet for a mess.

There are lots of messy splats in Gigglebiz. Attempting to make his cat laugh, Professor Muddles bravely custard-pies himself in the face! Flamboyant ballroom dancer Enrico Paso Doble gets distracted by a window that needs cleaning. Keith Fitt ropes one of the judges into his attempt to break a three-legged race world record. Things get messy at Nana Knickerbocker's farm shop when the cheeky panto cat runs off with a cream trifle. It's snowing in Will Barrow's garden and all the animals seem to have disappeared. When Robin Hood discovers a muddy bog, he hopes Will Singalot's singing won't wake up the snoozing, slime-spitting frogs.

Series for young children that celebrates lots of different amazing machines. In this episode, motorcycle rider Grace explores three passenger machines! First, Grace gets to grips with a huge car ferry and shows off an eco-friendly solar train. Finally, she drives a fun tuk-tuk.

The Game Catchers land on a breathtaking planet to play invisible ball but are interrupted when some funny insects begin repeating all the words they hear. They help them return to their cave, but first they must clear the blocked entrance.

The Squirrels go to see what Duggee is doing, but on the way Tag stumbles on some toy blocks and hurts his knee. How can they make him feel better? Happy's mum always says laughter is the best medicine. But how will they make Tag laugh? A-woof... maybe Duggee can help, he does have his comedy badge.

When Toby the gopher has trouble catching a ball, and doing pretty much everything else, Vida gives him an eye exam and learns he can’t see very well. Luckily, she knows just what to do, and soon his sight is perfect - and he has a cool new pair of glasses.

Evil Pea makes a giant dough blob to completely cover the supermarket. But when it continues to rise and doesn’t follow any of her commands, she realises she’s made a mistake. Supertato uses some baking know-how to knead the dough back, but this makes it even bigger. Just as it is about to take over, Carrot uses the Evil Peamobile's ice blaster to freeze the dough and stop it in its tracks.

It's bathtime! The Ducklings are determined Weasy will get clean.

A shark on the loose in the streets of Swoppiton? Mojo and Bo are on a fishing trip to find out more! But the hungry shark might not be quite as hungry-sharky as they think.

Dad agrees to take Bluey and Bingo to buy an ice cream if they can get him into the car.

Bluey wants to help Dad make Bingo's birthday cake, but first she must put away her toys.

Nugget reinvents herself as a comic book hero called Super Nugget, but Pancake is dismissive of her new hobby as defender of the berg. The others persuade him to think again.

When an escaped crab inadvertently chops up some seagrass that Mr Hammond had collected for a rescued manatee, it’s up to Andy to save the day. Taking to the skies in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the Caribbean in search of some more seagrass. Along the way, he meets a three-toed pygmy sloth before embarking on an epic underwater adventure where he comes face to face with some predatory tarpons. Will Andy succeed in his mission and will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices anything is wrong.

Evie and Waffle arrive home from school with Gramps for a playdate with Ruby and her dog, Jelly. Just as they’re all about to go inside the house, a delivery van arrives with shopping for Mrs Hobbs, next door.

Rafi wants to blow a bubble just like her dads, but no matter how hard she tries, it won’t work. She makes a wish and creates a huge, magical bubble that floats around the park. As Rafi chases after it, the bubble spreads wonder wherever it goes. But when the bubble finally pops, Rafi is heartbroken. With help from her dads and friends, Rafi realises that bubbles aren’t meant to last forever, and that some of the most special moments are wonderful because they are fleeting.

JoJo and Gran Gran meet Ned and Monty, who are on their way to get Monty’s hair trimmed. JoJo finds out what goes on at a dog grooming salon.

Scarf Lady introduces Sarah and Duck to a new game involving knitted sporting equipment.

On their way to tea with the Iron Chicken, Major, Mother, Tiny and Small spot a fascinating new planet. Major insists on exploring it and they all become lost inside. Luckily, a passing Sky Moo spots their empty music boat and brings Granny to the rescue.

MeMo and BaBa play tickle chase with a Tweetie feather. At Play Time, they choose to play with a feather duster, aka a tickle wand! MeMo chases BaBa with the wand. It is fun at first, but then BaBa wants to stop playing.

The Pontipines count to three. First the Tombliboos play hiding, then the Pontipines set off for a walk around the garden. On their way, they meet their next-door neighbours, the Wottingers. Mr and Mrs Pontipine lose the children. Which flowerpot are they hiding in? The big one, small one or the one in between? Eventually, the children go rolling home in the biggest flowerpot.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Rose Ayling-Ellis puts on her dancing shoes and reads a brilliant Bedtime Story celebrating all kinds of people enjoying all kinds of dancing.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers the secrets of the Edwardian village of Thorpeness in Suffolk, the first purpose-built seaside village in the UK.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. This sees her navigating Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, following these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia's final walk takes her to north Wales, where 200 years ago the great engineer Thomas Telford had to overcome seemingly impossible challenges in order to access the valuable slate industries of Snowdonia. In doing so, he created a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering - an aqueduct 126 feet high and spanning 1,000 feet across the Vale of Llangollen. To find out why it has become a world heritage site, Julia follows the cut of the Llangollen Canal, starting at the picturesque Horseshoe Falls. Her six-mile walk takes her along the winding Dee Valley, ending on the aqueduct that Telford described as 'a stream through the skies'.

In the second of this three-part series, Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Norman conquest of Britain and Ireland. Bartlett shows how William the Conqueror imposed a new aristocracy, savagely cut down opposition and built scores of castles and cathedrals to intimidate and control. He also commissioned the Domesday Book, the greatest national survey of England that had ever been attempted. England adapted to its new masters and both the language and culture were transformed as the Normans and the English intermarried. Bartlett shows how the political and cultural landscape of Scotland, Wales and Ireland were also forged by the Normans and argues that the Normans created the blueprint for colonialism in the modern world.

Vivid, harrowing war drama following a 19-year-old college drop-out who signs up for service in Vietnam in September 1967 and finds himself plunged into the bloody chaos of life as a GI on the front line. The winner of four Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Picture, this is an uncompromising and semi-autobiographical study of men at war from writer-director Oliver Stone.

American film-maker Oliver Stone, director of Platoon and Wall Street, talks to Jeremy Isaacs about his career and politics. First broadcast in 1990.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers the secrets of the Edwardian village of Thorpeness in Suffolk, the first purpose-built seaside village in the UK.

Seasoned stomper Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore her own British backyard, travelling along the country's network of canals and their accompanying towpath trails. This sees her navigating Highland glens, rolling countryside and river valleys, as well as our industrial heartlands, following these magical waterways as they cut a sedate path through some of the country's finest scenery. Julia's final walk takes her to north Wales, where 200 years ago the great engineer Thomas Telford had to overcome seemingly impossible challenges in order to access the valuable slate industries of Snowdonia. In doing so, he created a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering - an aqueduct 126 feet high and spanning 1,000 feet across the Vale of Llangollen. To find out why it has become a world heritage site, Julia follows the cut of the Llangollen Canal, starting at the picturesque Horseshoe Falls. Her six-mile walk takes her along the winding Dee Valley, ending on the aqueduct that Telford described as 'a stream through the skies'.

In the second of this three-part series, Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Norman conquest of Britain and Ireland. Bartlett shows how William the Conqueror imposed a new aristocracy, savagely cut down opposition and built scores of castles and cathedrals to intimidate and control. He also commissioned the Domesday Book, the greatest national survey of England that had ever been attempted. England adapted to its new masters and both the language and culture were transformed as the Normans and the English intermarried. Bartlett shows how the political and cultural landscape of Scotland, Wales and Ireland were also forged by the Normans and argues that the Normans created the blueprint for colonialism in the modern world.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show ends after 06:00!! Daily from 7.00pm.

During a football game with her friends, Tish notices that Cori is ignoring Jeffy, causing her to feel left out and alone. The group of friends endeavour to get Cori to notice Jeffy. Tash becomes a giant arrow, pointing to Jeffy, but Cori remains oblivious. When Jeffy cries, Cori realises what she’s done, and quickly apologies to Jeffy, passing her the ball and letting her take the lead.

Bing and Flop play hide-and-seek on the way to Padget's shop. Bing doesn't want the game to end, and he hides behind the door to the stock room, where Flop really can't see him. When the door slams, Bing is stuck inside.

It's a special day for yellow Laa-Laa. Big yellow flowers grow in Teletubbyland and a yellow balloon leads Laa-Laa to Tiddlytubby Umby Pumby.

Tee wants to help Mo out with chores around the house. However, the more Tee tries to help, the more chores he creates.

Evil Pea captures Supertato, but Carrot finally masters the ultimate flip kick and rescues her.

Pando is at Bing's house today and has an earworm called Bingly Bangly. Bing isn't impressed with this, declaring that he is Bing. When Pando can't resist saying the name, Bing knocks Pando's tower over and wants him to go home. But then Flop suggests they try a 'Thingly song' instead.

Bo is tired and falls asleep in the middle of hunting for Fabio’s lost inflatable fruit. It’s up to Mojo to finish the job - without waking up poor, exhausted Bo.

Mrs Weaver's kits have a question for Duggee. They want to know: what's his favourite badge? Easy - it’s his Squirrel Club badge! The baby worm and the tiny dormouse have questions too. A dot-to-dot reveals Duggee’s head, Tino paints Duggee’s portrait, and Tag builds a car from blocks.

The Squirrels are exploring in the attic when Roly finds an old cassette tape. After digging out his hi-fi, Duggee is delighted to discover it’s one of his old mixtapes! The Squirrels learn that a mixtape is a collection of all your favourite songs. And this isn’t just any old mixtape - it’s a selection of Duggee’s greatest hits that he recorded himself! But the Squirrels aren’t very impressed with Duggee’s 'experimental' sound and decide to make him a new, more upbeat mixtape to remind him of all the happy times they’ve had together. They go rifling through Duggee’s record collection, each adding their own favourite song that corresponds to a particularly fond memory. When it’s finally finished they play it to Duggee and recount the inspirations behind their song choices. Duggee is thrilled to hear so many happy memories from the Squirrels and proudly gives them their Mixtape Badges.

Bingo tells Dad about a new kid at kindy who is mean to her. Mum offers some good advice.

When Xuli tries to beat Ubercorn's flying record, she accidentally damages a sea arch that holds up a rock formation. Inspired by Xuli's piloting skills, Tala convinces her to show her some tricks in the Grimbler, but disaster strikes when Tala traps herself under the fragile arch. The Go Jetters must race to save the day before the arch collapses.

After Old Brown snatches her, Cotton-tail gets stuck up a tree. It's up to Peter, Lily and Benjamin to rescue her before either a passing Mr Tod seizes her or the angry owl returns.

A baby elephant separated from its herd needs the Octonauts' help swimming to safety.

Octo-alert! Lots of things in Numberland have been split into halves, thirds and four equal parts. There’s only one block naughty enough to cause such mischief - it’s Octonaughty. Octoblock catches up with Octonaughty in The Museum of Numbers as he causes havoc with his new invention, the Fractionator. Octonaughty is splitting things into equal parts to try to steal the Golden Infinity, but how can Octoblock save the day when Octonaughty has the power to split him into four equal parts.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. J wants to sing and fly like a bird - can A and friends help.

­Rain is forecast in Fluffytown, but Love Monster is excited because his friends are coming round for an indoor activity day. They're going to knit onesies, drink hot chocolate and build a pillow fort! But when the weather turns out to be glorious, Love Monster's friends want to play outside instead. Eventually Love Monster is convinced to join them but when he does, it rains! Disappointed, his friends start to head back inside, but Love Monster says they can do his indoor activities outdoors.

Bella is busy gardening, but Lift isn’t happy that she is making a mess with all that mud! Together, they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch makes a tasty treat with the Playtimers - Munchy Muddy Meadows, whilst in the Sing Song Forest, lots of muddy pictures are appearing in Tincy’s wondiferous web. In the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie have a fun idea to play a game with the Playtimers called ‘The Muddy Pig Race’, but who will win, Team King or Team Queen.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the spectacular music duo Okra playing the floor piano together in perfect sync.

Sula’s cousin Nicky is visiting, something Bing is a little unsure about. Sula and Bing start making 'rippy pictures', and while Sula is looking for some purple paper Bing shows Nicky how to voosh the blue speedy car down the slide. However, Nicky vooshes too, falling and breaking his glasses! Sula is furious and Bing is forlorn. Amma soothes Bing while Nicky shows him that he can click his glasses back together again.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘juice’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. There’s orange juice, apple juice, tomato juice and sip-it-in-the-heat juice. We drink it as a treat, and we meet a goose drinking juice and a moose drinking juice! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu feels discouraged when her xylophone playing doesn't get the reaction she'd hoped for.

Cherry asks the Piggies to make a relaxing bench for Brian to rest on. Wilf, the self-appointed relaxation expert, offers to help. The bench ends up being anything but relaxing - it goes haywire.

The Twirlywoos visit a school hall. The teacher comes in and picks up a hoop and spins it. She picks up different coloured hoops and after spinning them she leaves them lying flat on the floor. The Twirlywoos set all the hoops spinning at the same time, the Hooter calls them back to the Big Red Boat. The teacher re-enters the school hall with five children and they are excited to see all the hoops spinning at once. The Robot visits the Twirlywoos. Chickedy and Chick turn the key on the robot's head, which makes the Robot spin. Great BigHoo turns the Robot's key and the Robot flies around the Big Red Boat, spinning as he goes. The Twirlywoos catch hold of the Robot and they too fly and spin around the Big Red Boat.

Justin and his friend take a boat trip to spot some wildlife. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble creates a beach in his garden, but things don’t entirely go to plan.

In Tummy Tales, a boy learns to knit with purple wool and in Teletubbyland, purple Tinky Winky answers the Tubby Phone and leads the Tubby Phone Dance. Tinky Winky also plays with the Tiddlytubbies.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Olive, Jack, Arabella, Leo, Emma, Jonas and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are socks which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate socks inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy next to a beautiful lake with her new friend Olivia.

Aaron is joined by Jackson and Mia as they discover how to feed the garden, and the special role wiggly worms have in making sure the plants stay happy and healthy.

Dylan the aeroplane pilot wants to give his passengers an amazing flight, but he doesn't know where to land.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. There is nothing like a marching band - the Small Potatoes lead a parade of musical instruments in a rousing anthem.

On a hot summer’s day, Ginger and the Peas try to find the perfect spot on the beach.

Bluey and Bingo squabble over their magic xylophone, which has the power to freeze Dad in space and time. Dad seizes control and freezes Bluey, leaving Bingo as her only hope.

Duggee and the Squirrels hop inside the Biology Bus and miniaturise themselves to go on a voyage of discovery inside Enid. Can they find out what’s making her cough.

The Game Catchers reach the Jelly Planet, which is inhabited by kids whose favourite game is pillow riding. But before they can play, they are tasked with filling the pillows with clouds.

It's music time, and Timmy is fascinated with the xylophone. When playtime comes, he insists on taking it with him, but he drops it and loses one of the chimes. He tries some crazy alternatives, with no luck - until he hears a strange chiming noise coming from Paxton on the seesaw.

Kyra and Khloe plan a visit to Nana and make chocolate crispy cakes to surprise her with. Visiting Nana is a special occasion, so Mum draws pretty patterns on Kyra and Khloe’s hands using henna. At Nana’s they have a delicious picnic in the garden and then rescue a worm! But will Nana enjoy the cakes? And will the worm be alright.

Aleisha's family comes from Uganda. Today, she is cooking the traditional meal of rolex, which is a Ugandan omelette. Aleisha uses tasty fresh vegetables such as baby tomatoes, cabbage, red onion and her special ingredient, mild green chilli, for her omelettes. She pours whisked eggs into baking tins and puts her vegetables on top. Then her recipe is ready to be cooked for her friends to enjoy. To top off the occasion, Aleisha wears a wonderful Ugandan outfit and has a musical surprise planned for her pals. Will Aleisha's friends guess her secret ingredient.

Freddie finds out all about creatures that live on land and underwater – newts. Chantelle is at a zoo to meet Kira and two very special salamanders while Rory and his son Sandy are at a country park to meet a very special protected newt. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain why great crested newts are protected, what kinds of newts live in the UK and where they live. It’s also time to find out why newts are important to our planet. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a winter home for newts – a hibernaculum.

Disability assistance dog Tinks and her owner Charli have a long list of chores to do, all in time for Annabel, their last minute visitor.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head into the dark to meet some Senegal bushbabies. These shy creatures are nocturnal and only come out at night. Using special cameras, we see that they have satellite-like ears that constantly move around, trying to pick up the slightest sounds of their favourite food – like bugs. Next, they meet two dwarf crocodiles. These tiny crocs are doing target training. When they nudge a coloured target, they get fed. Bushbabies and dwarf crocodiles are very different animals, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Mrs Hobbs holds interviews for a cat sitter for George. Waffle wants the job, so the Brooklyn-Bells hatch a plan to help. Miss Berrington arrives with good news from school.

Oona tries to find a place for a noisy, little starling to sleep.

Yukee discovers a little mouse who is lost in the woods. Might a musical song map help Frida find her way back home and never get lost again.

It's a lovely day. Duggee and the Squirrels are out on a walk in the countryside. It's been a long walk and the Squirrels are starting to get tired, but it's a long way back. Don't worry, Duggee has his singing badge. If they sing a song, they will be back before they know it. Duggee starts to sing a song and marches ahead, while the Squirrels march behind him and join in. Hold on, what's that noise? It's Mrs Weaver the beaver, and she's struggling to get her cubs to sleep with all that noise.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'house', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different houses - a small house, a tall house and a hen house. There's a lighthouse, a bright house, a bee house and a tree house. And of course, the most important house of all, 'my house!'. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying today's word.

Ahoy there! Join the Seven Times Table as he sails the seven seas in search of the rainbow’s end. The Seven Times Table is a jolly friend, who brings good luck. He is very clever, and with Sevens he never gets stuck. He collects his crew as he sings his Seven Times sea shanty.

It's O's birthday, but R has forgotten to get him a present! Can she magic up a big wheel, a helter-skelter and a hall of mirrors from thin air? This episode introduces the '-er-' digraph, the '-air-', '-ure-' and '-ear-' trigraphs and the words air, fair, chair, pair, cure, big, bigger, thin, thinner, ear, hear, near and box.