The Teletubbies hear a 'honk honk' in the distance and the Tubby Car approaches. The Tubby Car drives the Teletubbies across Teletubbyland as they sing the Tubby Car song.

When Tee doesn’t want to help tidy the house, Mo becomes the superhero ‘Monkey Mum’ to make the jobs fun.

Evil Pea tricks Supertato and the Veggies, who fall into the deli counter and come face to face with the Turnip of Terror. They escape with help from the not-so-scary Turnip.

Bing, Hoppity, his friends and their toys are playing superheroes in the park. When Bing and Hoppity rescue Flop from the giant spider, Bing falls off the climbing rope. He is alright, but Hoppity has had an accident: his bottom is broken! Sula, Pando and Flop help an upset Bing rescue Hoppity and then take him to Amma's, where she can sew him back together.

Felix the pig is stuck on a cliff ledge where not even Mojo’s tops can reach him. They will need to be creative to get Bo up there and save that poor pig.

An old map, mysterious clues and ancient secrets... Mojo and Bo are after the treasure of the Knights of Swoppiton! But Preston’s after it too, so they need to get there first.

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

Duggee takes the Squirrels and their parents on an exciting mystery trip, where they learn they can make anywhere special and earn their Big Day Out badges in the process.

Mum and Dad vow to only finish their boring housework when the kids stop acting silly.

During a game of queens, Bluey and Bingo find that playing the butler is much more fun. But someone must play the queen, even if it means not being afraid of a bit of hard work.

Glitch's plans to help Tala discover facts about Africa go wrong when they are stranded in different parts of the continent. It's up to the Go Jetters to save them from the jungles of Congo and a hippo-infested river.

Animated series. When Peter learns that his father once crash-landed a flying machine into Mr McGregor's garden, he vows to find it and pilot it home.

Animated series. Peter, Lily and Benjamin race to rescue Cotton-tail's beloved blanket, escape Mr Tod and get back home before a brewing storm breaks.

The Octonauts must track down some Australian possums and help them to return home.

Testing: one, two, three, four, five! Rockstar Numberblock Five is rehearsing for a music concert, but will she ever be as good as superstar Numberblock Fifty? When Fifty sings a cool song that shows Five all the ways in which they are similar, Five learns that they are not so different after all - it’s just a matter of size.

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. Young Y wants to know why he can't sing with the vowels - but anything's possible if you try..

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. When T gets stuck on top of a mountain, A, E, I, O and U come to the rescue.

Test your superpowers with my awesome Superhero Challenge! If you don’t have superstrength or superspeed yet, you soon will. We’ll be using our superpowers to power through climbers, squats, runners and the Activate.

Where is Bella hiding? Maybe behind her big, colourful towel! Lift and Bella play games with the towel, and together they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy has spotted a towel and bathtub in her web, perfect for a rub-a-dub singsong! Kingsley and Queenie relax on their beach towels in the Fortress of Fun and decide to play a game of ‘Big Sunglasses, Little Sunglasses’. In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti makes up a new dance with the Playtimers called the Butterfly Boogie.

Lift is in a cheeky mood and makes Bella a snack of one little pea! In the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie have fun looking for peas with the Playtimers in their Pea Party game, whilst in the Cloud Kitchen, a pea pod from Foggy reminds Patch of the time he spent at the Veggieville Music Festival. In Boxtropolis, Sketch and the Playtimers make Wiggle Wiggle Caterpillars using bouncy balls.

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

'Vooshing - it's a Bing thing!' Bing is vooshing with Hoppity around the garden, making him fly higher and higher. With one particularly enthusiastic throw, Hoppity disappears. After a hunt, Bing finds Hoppity in the washing-up bowl and gets upset because a wet, mucky Hoppity just doesn't feel right.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘kite’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different kites and find out how they fly and move. There’s a flying kite, a lion-shaped kite, a dragon kite and a striped kite. There’s a windy kite, a stuck kite and even a snoring kite! Dee and her friends all fly their kites together. 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 upsets Lu and Barnaby when he doesn't play by the rules.

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.

Fred and Dana ask the Piggies to plan fun outdoor games for Keith and Rebecca. Each piggy comes up with an idea, but Cesar’s is so ambitious that he can’t tackle it alone.

A man in a restaurant is looking at his mobile phone. He puts it in his briefcase but it rings again. The Twirlywoos pass the phone to the man every time it rings. It goes in and out of the briefcase. Great BigHoo throws the phone out and it lands in a glass. Toodloo throws the phone out and it lands in the coat pocket. Chickedy and Chick throw the phone out and it lands in the lady's hair. What will it land in next? The Stop-Go Car visits the Twirlywoos. It drives in to Peekaboo's house and then out again. The Stop-Go Car does this over and over again until Peekaboo decides he has had enough and sends the Stop-Go Car out.

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.

Tinky Winky puts Dipsy's hat in the bag - then Noo-noo hoovers them both up! The children in Tummy Tales pack a bag for an overnight stay with a relative, and the Teletubbies do a suitcase dance.

It's a cold day in Teletubbyland - so cold that it's snowing! The Teletubbies find big snowballs, dance with a snowman and watch children make a caterpillar out of snow.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome little ones River, Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, Ty'lana, Arlo, Araiya and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag are a yellow paper sunshine, yellow sun hat and yellow toy ice cream, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are coloured yellow. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby-appropriate yellow toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun baby rhyme Five Buzzy Bees features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring yellow things too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with lights and the Goodbye Song.

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Addi, Elodie, Vincent, Arrella and Harry, 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 superhero mask, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by superheroes. This theme is explored through play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate superheroes toy or object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler! Storytime is all about joining in with physical actions, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear visit the park to practise their superhero skills! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the superheroes theme too. And, The Circle Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Elsee visits a dentist and plays I-spy with her new friend Shanaya.

Elsee meets her new friend Jacob in the city and plays a game of I-spy.

Maddie and Triggs are camping in the woods with Dad. But when rain comes to spoil their campfire fun, they all rush inside the tent. Dad is not happy, but a visit from a cheerful little raindrop soon has the whole gang dancing around the tent.

Dylan the cookie baker wants to make enough cookies for all his customers. But when the line gets super long, he needs to find a way to speed things up.

Lou babysits some squawking little birds who drive him crazy.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes accidentally wake up a Kiwimammuthus during a snowball fight.

On a trip to the dump, Dad claims he’s the best at everything. But Bluey discovers that Dad's throwing out her old drawing and questions if he really is the best Dad in the world.

Duggee and the Squirrels go on a mission to contain an outbreak when Roly inadvertently goes on the run with the world’s smelliest cheese, earning Cheese badges in the process.

Love Monster and Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny create their own superhero and supervillain characters for Dress Up Day, but their fun threatens to ruin the day for everyone else.

The best game to play on a planet with crocodile aliens is crush the balloon.

Stop-frame animation. Nestling in gently rolling hills is Timmy's nursery school, cosily housed in some old farm buildings. Complete with messy play area, story corner and garden, this is the perfect spot for a lamb to start finding his place in the world. Harriet and Osbourne take the class to a neighbouring field, where they have put up a splendid tent. Timmy builds his own tent from the picnic rug and won't join in with the others' games, until a rainstorm starts and Timmy tries to brave it out on his own.

Timmy's imagination is sparked when he reads a superhero comic. Meet (baa-baa-ba-ba-ba-baaaaaaaaaaa) Super Timmy! Timmy is desperate to save the day, but his efforts aren't always appreciated. He 'saves' Mittens's dolly from the seesaw, but Mittens was just playing; he 'helps' Otus with the gardening but accidentally soaks him with a hose pipe in the process; and he heroically tries to stop Yabba from getting muddy - when that's exactly what Yabba wanted to do. Finally, Super Timmy gets the chance to save the day when his little pal Bumpy is nearly splattered by paint. Hooray for Super Timmy.

Kyra and Khloe play at being a fairytale queen and princess, but when Khloe eats a pretend magic apple, she falls into a deep sleep. Will the Queen rescue her? Later, they enjoy a walk in the park with Mum, and there is more pretend play, with leaf monsters and crocodiles! Back at home, Kyra and Khloe become chefs and help Mum make a special dinner for the whole family.

Today we join sisters Eden and Ava as they become superheroes! First they create their characters ‘Nature Bunny Girl’ and ‘H-Winter Girl’ – not forgetting new personas for Mum and Dad too! After boosting their superpowers with a super-healthy smoothie, the family of heroes head to the park to try out their skills! It’s not long before they have their first mission: to rescue a toy that’s become lost in the woods. But will the heroes find the toy and save the day.

Jake is making traditional Australian meat pies using a recipe that his dad has shown him. Jake makes two sets of different sized pastry circles and fills them with a mixture made from lamb mince. One of Jake’s ingredients is black pepper, but his friends are not too sure about the taste when they try it before the meal. Let’s hope they enjoy it in the cooked pies! A kangaroo on the table is not the only special Australian surprise Jake has for his friends – he has invited Chris to play a traditional Australian didgeridoo for them.

Woody finds out all about superhero spiders! Ferne meets a tarantula and feeds a wolf spider at the zoo, while Rory and his son Sandy go on a spider safari in the garden and at the park. Plus, we find out how spiders are amazing predators that are great for the environment.

We help Kush find out all about buzzy, busy bumblebees! Ferne visits a wildflower garden to find different types of bees, while Rory and his son Sandy visit the park looking for bumblebees. They then return home to build their own bumblebee house. Plus, we find out how bumblebees help to make a third of all the food we eat by a process called pollination.

Kika and her family are on a day out to the Woofton Transport Museum. But when their new audio guide starts malfunctioning, Kika needs her supersight to race back through the museum.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some miniature monkeys whose haircut gives them their name - cotton-top tamarins. These confident little characters are highly sociable, and we learn that all the troop look after the babies. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out to see the crowned pigeon. He’s a little shy, but eventually he comes out to meet them. Adorned with beautiful blue feathers and an impressive crest of feathers on his head, he’s truly a sight to see. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Biff, Anneena and Kipper are playing superheroes and have to defeat Big Bad Teddy and Evil Professor Floppy. But Kipper is disappointed when his superpowers don’t work, and Evil Professor Floppy escapes. Biff and Anneena try to help Kipper find his superpower, but nothing seems to work. Meanwhile, Mum is having a very busy day when Gran arrives needing a fancy new haircut. As Mum tries to do too many things at once, it all goes wrong, and only Kipper can help her… with a very special superpower indeed.

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.

Oona tries to teach Baba how to be a grown-up puffin.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. Chip sings a heartfelt song about being a potato. Though he can't do many physical things, he is proud of who he is.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The potatoes go on an imaginary hippy journey and sing about the amazing things you can do when you give imagination a try.

When a bee interrupts the gang’s sunflower-growing contest, the results are unexpectedly musical.

When Yukee’s Garden plays host to Ray and Easy, the Jazz Frogs, Toad discovers he has had an unlikely influence over their visitors.

The Squirrels are off for a jamboree to make some new friends, play games and have a picnic. They meet another group of young animals with their very own version of Duggee, but everything they do is different - even Roly finds one of them too LOUD.

Yakka Dee! celebrates children communicating - because talking fills you up with whizz, pop, bang! Dee encourages a friend to say 'banana', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see what bananas look like, feel like and taste like. We see yummy bananas, mushy bananas and big bananas. We meet a swimming banana, a king banana and we even all go a bit bananas! 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.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘z’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We see some zips, do some zooming and see some zebras crossing a road! 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 letter sound.

Five opens a handy new shop and helps her friends learn the value of money and how to combine lots of pennies into bigger ones.

When there's trouble in space, Ten and the Ten Times Table rocket to the rescue. Learn the ten times table with the Numberblocks.

O goes through the magnifying glass to where the grass is blue, the trees are square and nonsense words make friendly monsters who run off with magnifying glasses! This episode has fun with O and nonsense words, the word odd and the non-words og, yog, zog, zox and vox.

Plusman to the rescue! A new superhero arrives in Alphaland to save the day by joining words together. This episode introduces compound words, and the words star, fish, starfish, sheepdog, box and lunchbox.

Justin is in for a surprise today when he meets two Irish dancing stars who set him a challenge. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is trying to earn a star for his star chart by washing Lord Tumble's car.

The Tubby Custard Machine careers crazily out of Home Dome and goes on a messy ride around Teletubbyland with all four Teletubbies on board.

Patchwork Hummingbird has a problem: he wants to drink sweet nectar but the flowers are closed! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Raa Raa becomes the singer in Crocky's Jingly Jangly Jungle Band, but he gets so carried away with his singing that he forgets a promise.

When Brewster’s hero can’t make it for Hero Day, he and Zephie set off on their own hero duty and learn what makes a real hero along the way.

Captain Adorable is on hand with another top tip for his new trainee Awesome Girl - this time he shows her some very silly ways to hide. Keith Fitt is hiding too - he and Arthur Sleep are playing hide-and-seek in the newsroom. Ann Teak examines an antique magic cabinet, but things go wrong when she accidentally breaks the magician's wand. Storybook Stan has a go at being a magician and tries to use a magic spell to open the storybook. Once again, Robin Hood's plans are dashed by Will Singalot's constant singing.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that all help build things. Grace uses a road roller to flatten a road, shows off a giant bucket-wheel excavator and then uses a telescopic loader to move some bricks up high.

The Game Catchers land on the Perfume Planet and learn to play the train race. They’re having a lot of fun but are interrupted after a lost spaceship lands in the middle of the game.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts get more than they bargained for when they use the Octopod to transport a pair of invasive lionfish back to their native habitat.

When a band of desperate mice mistake Benjamin for a hero and enlist him to retrieve their stolen peas, Benjamin gets more than he bargained for.

Animated preschool series. The Squirrels decide they want to be superheroes. Is there anyone that needs their help.

Juno decides to give up napping but soon has a cranky meltdown, as she is so tired.

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.

The Ducklings try to get rid of a bat that has interrupted their game. But Weasy thinks it's supercool and ditches the Ducklings to become a comic book hero with a bat sidekick.

Preston needs to knock down his shed, and Mojo has the wrecking ball to do it. But first, Mojo and Bo have to get it all the way across town, which is harder than it sounds.

Mum and Dad vow to only finish their boring housework when the kids stop acting silly.

Bingo and Floppy have an intergalactic adventure in Bingo’s dream, while the rest of her sleep-deprived family try to navigate Bingo’s nonstop night-time bed-hopping.

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.

Mr Hammond has asked Andy to give a talk all about elephant shrews. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the African savannah in search of the tiny creature and discovers amazing facts about it. Along the way, he meets a dung beetle, comes face to face with a hungry monitor lizard and narrowly escapes a herd of stampeding animals.

Preschool comedy drama series. Mrs Hobbs's cat George gets locked inside her house, giving Waffle a chance to prove himself to Mrs Hobbs. Can he rescue George.

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 JoJo and Gran Gran visit the library, Terrence is about to launch a new Super Saleem book at a special story event later. Raya, Alfie and JoJo are going to dress up as superheroes. But while Raya and Alfie have already picked their superhero names and decided their superpowers, JoJo still needs to think about hers. Back at home, JoJo tries out her new superhero name before heading back to the library with Gran Gran.

Sarah is inspired by listening to a poetry record and decides to make up some poetry of her own.

Small comes to the rescue when Granny, Major, Mother and the Soup Dragon get into trouble.

BaBa is giggling and gets the hiccups, hiccuping all the way to the Play Tree. MeMo winds the handle of a music box until up pops a jack-in-the-box. This big surprise doesn’t shock the hiccups away. The Yummies ask BaBa and MeMo to help them wash some fruit. It’s a mindful moment, and BaBa forgets about the hiccups. MeMo helps BaBa relax on the Lullaby Lake, and the hiccups disappear.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures. Igglepiggle is skipping through the garden. Suddenly he lets out a very big sneeze. Soon Upsy Daisy and the Tombliboos are sneezing too. Makka Pakka is tidying his stones when he lets out such a big sneeze that it makes the Pinky Ponk bump into a tree.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Luke Evans tells a powerful Bedtime Story about how even the most super of superheroes can make mistakes, just like the rest of us.

Documentary series featuring pioneering images that capture the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures populating China's most beautiful landscapes. Ancient tea-growing cultures, traditional seaweed-thatched villages, bird-filled wetlands, rare white dolphins, snake-infested islands and futuristic cities jostle along China's fertile eastern seaboard, which marks the front line in the scramble for resources and space between 700 million people and a surprising wealth of wildlife.

Presenter Liz McIvor tells the story of the people who operated the canal boats carrying fuel and goods around the country. Conditions were tough, days were long. Victorian society began to grow suspicious of these 'outsiders', and they gained reputations for criminality, violence and drinking. But was this really deserved? Liz discovers grisly canal crimes, investigates health and welfare onboard working boats, and looks at why canal children were last on the list to be offered safeguards and formal education. The Victorians eventually championed the needs of children who were forced to labour in factories and mines, but the boat children were often ignored. Liz discovers the campaigners who set out to tackle this injustice, including George Smith of Coalville, Leicestershire, and Sister Mary Ward of Stoke Bruerne.

Gareth and Maureen are in the coastal resort of Llandudno as a heatwave hits. They still squeeze in everything from ice creams and strolls on the pier to a nerve-wracking abseil down the Great Orme.

Janina is in Crete on the trail of the millionaire who discovered the mythical palace of the Minotaur and the first western civilisation, but who is now mired in controversy.

Sitcom. Hyacinth has asked the new vicar to tea, and - in her usual meticulous way - she has organised the event down to the last sugar lump. Events take a sudden turn.

Jim unwittingly lies to the Commons about bugging an MP's phone. Sir Humphrey decides not to lie to the Privileges Committee on Jim's behalf but then discovers that he too has something to hide.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions hosted by Robert Robinson. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by guests Tom Baker, Alan Coren, Gabrielle Drake and Miriam Stoppard.

The story of an epic 1930s quest to find the origins of the earliest Irish men and women on the island of Ireland using archaeology. Ardal goes back to world-famous archaeological sites to see how Ireland had some of the most important finds in Europe at the time. Further beneath the surface, Ardal discovers how both in Northern Ireland and what was then called the Irish Free State, archaeology was being used as an important tool for nation-building, as both states forged new identities in the wake of Partition. He unravels a forgotten time period, when a team of Americans from Harvard University, a Nazi archaeologist from Austria and a Welsh geography professor based in Belfast dug up ancient sites across the country. Their pioneering work laid the foundation for modern archaeology in Ireland, north and south, and yet is largely a forgotten story. Through Ardal’s journey, the film rediscovers this strange 1930s tale but also ends up answering some of Ardal’s deepest questions about the Celts, and ultimately, what it means to be Irish.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Arianna Stassinopoulos, Brian Redhead and John Bird. With guest musician Walter Susskind.

Professor Jim Al-Khalili looks at how we have created machines that can simulate, augment, and even outperform the human mind - and why we shouldn't let this spook us. He reveals the story of the pursuit of AI, the emergence of machine learning and the recent breakthroughs brought about by artificial neural networks. He shows how AI is not only changing our world but also challenging our very ideas of intelligence and consciousness. Along the way, we investigate spam filters, meet a cutting-edge chatbot, look at why a few altered pixels makes a computer think it's looking at a trombone rather than a dog and talk to Demis Hassabis, who heads DeepMind and whose stated mission is to 'solve intelligence, and then use that to solve everything else'. Stephen Hawking remarked 'AI could be the biggest event in the history of our civilisation. Or the worst'. Jim argues that AI is a potent new tool that should enhance our lives, not replace us.

After the liberation of Bucha, Ukraine, the residents are rebuilding their city from the rubble after surviving the horrors of Russian occupation. Entering Bucha on the first day, when the survivors cautiously left their hiding places and the full extent of the war crimes became visible, the directors’ camera captured a 'zero hour' of history. A newly married couple, a schoolgirl, a city official and an elderly housewife have all endured the painful experiences of war, yet they manage to hold on to hope and solidarity. But how do you rebuild in the wake of growing trauma, especially with war still raging in your country? As time goes on and hopes for a peaceful life fade, they must grapple with mounting tensions within their communities. Shot over a three-year period, the film follows closely five protagonists navigating the complex terrain of inner conflicts, trauma and a longing for justice, posing questions about the aftermath of war and rebuilding community. Through the personal stories of Taras, Olga, Maxim and Anya, we experience the often overlooked struggles that emerge when the active combat phase ends.

By the middle of the 18th century, Britain was in possession of a vast empire. It required a new way of seeing ourselves and so we turned to the statues of ancient Greece and Rome to project the secular power and glory of the British Empire. The message was clear: Britain was the new Rome, our generals and politicians on a par with the heroes of the ancient world. The flood of funds, both public and private, into sculptural projects unleashed a new golden age, yet it was also a remarkably unorthodox one. The greatest sculptors of the 18th and 19th centuries were those mavericks who bucked prevailing trends - geniuses like John Flaxman, Francis Chantrey and Alfred Gilbert. Alastair Sooke tells the story of these mavericks and reveals the extraordinary technical breakthroughs behind their key works: carving in marble with a pointer machine and the primal power of the lost-wax technique.

WARNING : show starts before 00:50!! By the middle of the 18th century, Britain was in possession of a vast empire. It required a new way of seeing ourselves and so we turned to the statues of ancient Greece and Rome to project the secular power and glory of the British Empire. The message was clear: Britain was the new Rome, our generals and politicians on a par with the heroes of the ancient world. The flood of funds, both public and private, into sculptural projects unleashed a new golden age, yet it was also a remarkably unorthodox one. The greatest sculptors of the 18th and 19th centuries were those mavericks who bucked prevailing trends - geniuses like John Flaxman, Francis Chantrey and Alfred Gilbert. Alastair Sooke tells the story of these mavericks and reveals the extraordinary technical breakthroughs behind their key works: carving in marble with a pointer machine and the primal power of the lost-wax technique.

Film-maker Rachel Perkins examines what happened when the increasing number of arriving European colonists encroached upon the prime hunting grounds of Tasmanian Indigenous people.

Presenter Liz McIvor tells the story of the people who operated the canal boats carrying fuel and goods around the country. Conditions were tough, days were long. Victorian society began to grow suspicious of these 'outsiders', and they gained reputations for criminality, violence and drinking. But was this really deserved? Liz discovers grisly canal crimes, investigates health and welfare onboard working boats, and looks at why canal children were last on the list to be offered safeguards and formal education. The Victorians eventually championed the needs of children who were forced to labour in factories and mines, but the boat children were often ignored. Liz discovers the campaigners who set out to tackle this injustice, including George Smith of Coalville, Leicestershire, and Sister Mary Ward of Stoke Bruerne.

By the middle of the 18th century, Britain was in possession of a vast empire. It required a new way of seeing ourselves and so we turned to the statues of ancient Greece and Rome to project the secular power and glory of the British Empire. The message was clear: Britain was the new Rome, our generals and politicians on a par with the heroes of the ancient world. The flood of funds, both public and private, into sculptural projects unleashed a new golden age, yet it was also a remarkably unorthodox one. The greatest sculptors of the 18th and 19th centuries were those mavericks who bucked prevailing trends - geniuses like John Flaxman, Francis Chantrey and Alfred Gilbert. Alastair Sooke tells the story of these mavericks and reveals the extraordinary technical breakthroughs behind their key works: carving in marble with a pointer machine and the primal power of the lost-wax technique.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Arianna Stassinopoulos, Brian Redhead and John Bird. With guest musician Walter Susskind.

Documentary series featuring pioneering images that capture the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures populating China's most beautiful landscapes. Ancient tea-growing cultures, traditional seaweed-thatched villages, bird-filled wetlands, rare white dolphins, snake-infested islands and futuristic cities jostle along China's fertile eastern seaboard, which marks the front line in the scramble for resources and space between 700 million people and a surprising wealth of wildlife.

In this episode, Lucy debunks another of the biggest fibs in British history - the 'Glorious Revolution'. In 1688, the British Isles were invaded by a huge army led by Dutch prince, William of Orange. With his English wife Mary he stole the throne from Mary's father, the Catholic King James II. This was the death knell for absolute royal power and laid the foundations of our constitutional monarchy. It was spun as a 'glorious and bloodless revolution'. But how 'glorious' was it really? It led to huge slaughter in Ireland and Scotland. Lucy reveals how the facts and fictions surrounding 1688 have shaped our national story ever since.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 03:35!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Pola is pretending to be a horse for Bobby and Tish, but just before it’s Tish’s turn, Pola says he wants a rest. Tish has to take matters into her own hands and says she will be Dad for the day while Tash is Tish and Bobby is... Bobby. As they start building the train track, Tish realises this is harder than she thought and decides to be herself again. So instead, she imagines a trip to the beach with Tash being the train.

'If you do a pretending game you can make your toy do anything you want.' Bing and Sula discover a new toy at Amma's creche - a talking ride-on car. It seems like fun until talkie taxi keeps saying the same thing over and over again. When the taxi crashes and is finally silenced, Bing and Sula use their imagination to play the game they really want to play.

The Teletubbies are about to go on the Tubby Custard Ride with the hat, bag, ball and scooter when they realise there is not enough room. The Noo-noo looks after their things.

Preschool animation. Tee and Mo are enjoying a dancing day - until Tee notices someone laughing at them. Can Mo get Tee to dance like no-one's watching again.

Supertato’s dancing is too powerful and destructive, but when he has to face Evil Pea in a dance-off to save his trapped friends, he soon realises his moves can save the day.

Bing and Sula are planting seeds at Amma's when Coco arrives with her new skipping rope. Coco teaches them how to skip, with Sula picking it up quicker than Bing. Just when Bing thinks he has succeeded, he hurts his leg on the watering can! Bing can't understand why he is not as good as Sula, but Coco shows Bing that, with some help, he can learn to skip too.

Felix the pig is stuck on a cliff ledge where not even Mojo’s tops can reach him. They will need to be creative to get Bo up there and save that poor pig.

WARNING : show starts before 06:55!! Felix the pig is stuck on a cliff ledge where not even Mojo’s tops can reach him. They will need to be creative to get Bo up there and save that poor pig.

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.

Duggee helps the Squirrels learn about all the amazing things trees do for the creatures who live among them, and earn their tree badges in the process.

Lucky’s dad changes the rules of pass the parcel back to having one prize in the middle.

While Mum and Dad struggle to build new flat-pack furniture, Bluey and Bingo transform the empty boxes into their own new world.

Tala decides to focus a class project on her uncle Glitch's souvenir selfies from Europe - but little does she know that all of his pictures are atrocious. A panicking Glitch gets help from the Go Jetters, and using a series of cardboard cut-outs they start to take photos all across the continent - but can they help out when Glitch gets himself into a sticky situation.

Animated series. When Peter learns that his father once crash-landed a flying machine into Mr McGregor's garden, he vows to find it and pilot it home.

WARNING : show starts before 07:50!! Animated series. When Peter learns that his father once crash-landed a flying machine into Mr McGregor's garden, he vows to find it and pilot it home.

When a sea turtle loses a chunk of its shell, Tweak and Bud must engineer a solution.

Thirty-Six and Forty-Five are exploring the Forest of Tens on a special quest. But what is the special something they need to find and bring to Ten? There are plenty of tricky clues to solve along the way before they can complete their magical mission.

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. Young Y wants to know why he can't sing with the vowels - but anything's possible if you try..

WARNING : show starts before 08:20!! 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. Young Y wants to know why he can't sing with the vowels - but anything's possible if you try..

You'll need peak climbing abilities to reach the summit of my soaring Mountain Challenge. From base camp to the peak, you'll be guided through lunges, climbers and knee smashers, followed by the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

Where is Bella hiding? Maybe behind her big, colourful towel! Lift and Bella play games with the towel, and together they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy has spotted a towel and bathtub in her web, perfect for a rub-a-dub singsong! Kingsley and Queenie relax on their beach towels in the Fortress of Fun and decide to play a game of ‘Big Sunglasses, Little Sunglasses’. In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti makes up a new dance with the Playtimers called the Butterfly Boogie.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the magical wish granter Mango, ready to make all the cast wishes come true.

Bing and his friends play nature explorers in Amma's garden by spinning a giant colour wheel and then finding something of that colour in the garden. When it's Bing's turn to find something red, he doesn't look carefully before he tries to pick a raspberry and pricks his finger.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'octopus', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a giant octopus, a tiny octopus, a swimming octopus and a gardening octopus! Dee meets a spinning octopus and a pirate octopus - arrrrgh! 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 upsets Barnaby when she co-opts his favourite song.

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.

WARNING : show starts before 09:25!! 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.

A man is packing his suitcase ready for a holiday. He stretches his swimming goggles and his swimming trunks before placing them in the suitcase. The Twirlywoos have a go at stretching too, what will the man wear to go swimming in now? The Twirlywoo Screen entertains with something long, green and stretchy. The Quacky Birds are all of a flap.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Today, Justin and his friends learn how to boogie board while Mr Tumble plays a game of tennis with Lord Tumble.

Tinky Winky puts Dipsy's hat in the bag - then Noo-noo hoovers them both up! The children in Tummy Tales pack a bag for an overnight stay with a relative, and the Teletubbies do a suitcase dance.

The Teletubbies count to four - four Teletubbies, four flowers, four pieces of tubby toast. In Tummy Tales, two sisters help their dad put a number four on the front door of their house.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome little ones River, Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, Ty'lana, Arlo, Araiya and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag are a yellow paper sunshine, yellow sun hat and yellow toy ice cream, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are coloured yellow. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby-appropriate yellow toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun baby rhyme Five Buzzy Bees features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring yellow things too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with lights and the Goodbye Song.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Mason, Tommy, Araiya, Pip, Lola 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! Inside Nigel’s bag are shiny homemade shakers, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are shiny. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate shiny objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun children’s song Twinkle, Twinkle Shiny Things features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring shiny things too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee visits a dentist and plays I-spy with her new friend Shanaya.

WARNING : show starts before 10:40!! Elsee visits a dentist and plays I-spy with her new friend Shanaya.

Dad is taking Maddie to school on his bicycle, but their journey through the park soon turns into an intergalactic space adventure. They listen to the sounds around them and imagine themselves as brave explorers, shooting like rockets into the unknown.

Dylan the house mover wants to help a customer move into their new home. But when something goes missing, he really needs to get moving.

Kiri has to overcome her jealousy when everyone gives Lou presents.

A Mandarinteryx has moved into home base and is causing a big mess.

Bluey's backyard zoo is home to wonderful animals, especially the big blue daddy gorilla. But when he grabs visitor Bingo and escapes, zookeeper Bluey must recapture the wild beast.

The Squirrels stumble upon a room full of old radio equipment and discover that Duggee used to host his own show! Duggee reminisces about his radio days running Clubhouse Radio – playing music, telling jokes, chatting to callers and reading the news. It was the most popular show on air, until a new rival show appeared and replaced him: the tellingly-named Cheese Radio. The Squirrels decide to start their own show to cheer Duggee up, earning their Radio Badges and a host of new fans in the process. They even impress the mice from Cheese Radio.

The best game to play on a planet with crocodile aliens is crush the balloon.

Stop-frame animation. Nestling in gently rolling hills is Timmy's nursery school, cosily housed in some old farm buildings. Complete with messy play area, story corner and garden, this is the perfect spot for a lamb to start finding his place in the world. Harriet and Osbourne take the class to a neighbouring field, where they have put up a splendid tent. Timmy builds his own tent from the picnic rug and won't join in with the others' games, until a rainstorm starts and Timmy tries to brave it out on his own.

Stop-frame animation. Nestling in gently rolling hills is Timmy's nursery school, cosily housed in some old farm buildings. Complete with messy play area, story corner and garden, this is the perfect place for a lamb to start finding his place in the world. Timmy finds an old mop head and is convinced that it is a little animal, which he adopts as his pet. He strokes it, feeds it and teaches it tricks, not in the least bit worried by its lack of response. His classmates don't know what to make of this, until Timmy's pet starts to move on its own.

Kyra and Khloe play at being a fairytale queen and princess, but when Khloe eats a pretend magic apple, she falls into a deep sleep. Will the Queen rescue her? Later, they enjoy a walk in the park with Mum, and there is more pretend play, with leaf monsters and crocodiles! Back at home, Kyra and Khloe become chefs and help Mum make a special dinner for the whole family.

WARNING : show starts before 11:50!! Kyra and Khloe play at being a fairytale queen and princess, but when Khloe eats a pretend magic apple, she falls into a deep sleep. Will the Queen rescue her? Later, they enjoy a walk in the park with Mum, and there is more pretend play, with leaf monsters and crocodiles! Back at home, Kyra and Khloe become chefs and help Mum make a special dinner for the whole family.

Choekyi has been shown a traditional way to make momos, which are a type of dumpling. First, Choekyi makes dough that is then rolled out into circles. She fills these circles with a mixture of spinach, cheese and mushrooms. When they tried mushrooms at first, Choekyi’s friends did not really like the taste or smell. Let’s hope they prefer them when they are cooked in the momos. Choekyi’s recipe comes from Tibet, so when her friends arrive she greets them in a traditional Tibetan way.

Woody finds out all about superhero spiders! Ferne meets a tarantula and feeds a wolf spider at the zoo, while Rory and his son Sandy go on a spider safari in the garden and at the park. Plus, we find out how spiders are amazing predators that are great for the environment.

Therapy dog Toffee and his owner Helen help Betty and Pop-Pop feel brave enough to perform at their talent show at the Woofton Care Home.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some dholes. These are wild dogs that live across Asia, from China to Thailand, as well as in the dense forests of India. Also known as the whistling dog, they produce whistling calls to coordinate the pack when they are hunting. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some dwarf mongooses. They can live in groups of up to 30 and are tiny - about half the size of a rabbit. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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.

Oona, Baba and Mossy babysit a little egg and help find its mama and papa.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. Chip sings a heartfelt song about being a potato. Though he can't do many physical things, he is proud of who he is.

When a bee interrupts the gang’s sunflower-growing contest, the results are unexpectedly musical.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. In this upbeat hip-hop song, the Small Potatoes introduce themselves and sing about their unique personalities.

WARNING : show starts before 13:15!! When a bee interrupts the gang’s sunflower-growing contest, the results are unexpectedly musical.

Duggee has a package that needs delivering right to the other end of the river, a long way from the clubhouse. It looks like the Squirrels are going to have a day out on the boat. Good job Duggee has his river badge.

Yakka Dee! celebrates children communicating - because talking fills you up with whizz, pop, bang! Dee encourages a friend to say 'banana', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see what bananas look like, feel like and taste like. We see yummy bananas, mushy bananas and big bananas. We meet a swimming banana, a king banana and we even all go a bit bananas! 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.

Five opens a handy new shop and helps her friends learn the value of money and how to combine lots of pennies into bigger ones.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'dog', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different dogs and explore how they look and what they do. We see a tiny dog, a fluffy dog and a very waggy-tailed happy dog! We meet a funny sausage dog and enjoy a spotty dog surprise. 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.

O goes through the magnifying glass to where the grass is blue, the trees are square and nonsense words make friendly monsters who run off with magnifying glasses! This episode has fun with O and nonsense words, the word odd and the non-words og, yog, zog, zox and vox.

Six and her friends are growing sunflowers, but some are taller than others. Using a ladder, they measure whose sunflower is the tallest and learn about measuring length.

WARNING : show starts before 13:40!! O goes through the magnifying glass to where the grass is blue, the trees are square and nonsense words make friendly monsters who run off with magnifying glasses! This episode has fun with O and nonsense words, the word odd and the non-words og, yog, zog, zox and vox.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin and his friends go for a haircut today, while Mr Tumble has lots of messy fun pretending to be a hairdresser.

The Teletubbies stand up straight to see who is the tallest and who is the shortest. Tinky Winky and Po play with the Tiddlytubbies, and the children in Tummy Tales put themselves in height order ready for a photograph to be taken.

The Patchwork Pals have a problem. Squirrel is collecting all the nuts but only for himself! Will they find a way to make him share.

It's Banana Day in the Jingly Jangly Jungle and Huffty gives everyone a banana balloon to play with. But while Raa Raa's friends are playing Banana Day games, Raa Raa doesn't seem quite himself.

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.

Storybook Stan tries and fails to read a noisy story, location reporter Gail Force gets ready for a ramble, King Flannel battles Lady Chatalot for control of the lawn, zany scientist Professor Muddles tries to find out why water is wet, newsreader Arthur Sleep and sports reporter Keith Fitt both have fun spinning on their chairs, explorer Rapids Johnson searches for the big brown hairy bear, incompetent DIY enthusiast DIY Dan tries to fix a hole in his wall and so-called antiques expert Ann Teak shows off an antique cannon, with disastrous results. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes; and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that are all like animals. Grace goes for a ride in a vehicle like a shark, shows off a machine that flies by flapping its wings like a bird and then goes for a drive in a big robot insect.

The Game Catchers land on the Amusement Park Planet to play freezing ball. But a local alien called Poppy doesn’t want to play because he has had a disagreement with his friends. The Game Catchers must work together to help Poppy reconcile with everyone.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When two young leafy sea dragons are accidentally separated from their father and brought onboard the Octopod, the Octonauts must find them before they end up in Kwazii's stew.

When Peter makes a rash promise to appease an angry Tommy Brock, he and his friends find themselves worming for their lives.

It's one of those days. The Squirrels have arrived and they're all a little bit hyped up with bundles of energy. Things are starting to get a bit frantic and Duggee needs to calm them all down. Fortunately, he has his yoga badge.

Pippen pretends to have some strange symptoms so that she can relax in the recovery room.

Evil Pea has set a trap for the Tatocar but accidentally gets herself and Corn trapped inside the Evil Peamobile. Her escape attempts only make the situation worse, and when Supertato offers help, she sets off the Evil Peamobile’s ice blaster. The trap is now very close to breaking. Supertato tells Evil Pea not to move a muscle, which sends her into a rage that makes the trap break and the car to plummet towards the ground - but Supertato saves the day.

Weasy and the Chipmunk fight over a toy, which leads to bad consequences. When the Ducklings realise their father has caused a lot of damage to the farm, they decide to improvise a trial. The sentence? Community service to correct all their mistakes.

There’s a girder out of place on Swoppiton Bridge, and unless Nori can fix it, that bridge is coming down! Luckily, Mojo’s got the tops, and Bo’s got the skills to help get it done.

Lucky’s dad changes the rules of pass the parcel back to having one prize in the middle.

Dad has rudely plonked himself on one end of the seesaw. So Bluey and Bingo round up the entire playground to help flip him off, but they still need to find one more friend.

The Piripenguins are annoyed to find that their holiday home has been double-booked by penguin nemesis Millie the Squid. With both refusing to move, is a resolution possible.

The Piripenguins vow to change shopping-mad Brinicle’s wasteful ways. But when their clever recycling plan proves too exhausting, Looph comes up with an alternative solution.

Disaster strikes at Safari World when Andy accidentally breaks a bowerbird nest that Mr Hammond was going to put on display. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to the jungles of Papua New Guinea so he can learn how to construct a new one from the majestic bower-builder himself, the flame bowerbird.

When Jess takes Evie for her first school visit, Waffle goes along too - on the condition that he doesn't sing. He tries his best to behave, but it's hard for a Wonder Dog! On their walk to school, Jess and Evie bump into Connie Lester and her daughter Ruby. Ruby reveals that she will also be starting at Sommersby School too, in the year above Evie. Ruby enjoys stroking Waffle and tells Evie that she loves animals. She has a pet dog of her own, Jelly, a yellow labrador. Waffle introduces himself to Jelly, but decides Jelly is a grumpy dog. Meanwhile, there's a For Sale sign in Mrs Hobbs' front garden. Mrs Hobbs and George are moving house and leaving Maple Close forever.

Rafi wants her dads to stop doing chores and to dance with her. She wishes to be the oldest so that she can set the rules. Suddenly, Jake and Dash turn into babies, leaving Rafi in charge! It’s funny at first, but soon the mess grows. Rafi realises being grown up means taking responsibility. She cleverly mixes tidying with dancing, showing them chores can be fun too. When the wish ends, her dads return to normal and are proud of Rafi’s maturity and teamwork.

Jared has a special plant which needs a pot, so JoJo makes him one in a pottery class. When the pot is knocked onto the floor and breaks, Gran Gran has a plan. JoJo and Gran Gran glue the pot together and find a way to make it look even better than before. Jared loves his new pot, cracks and all, because JoJo has put so much time and care into making it.

The art gallery is holding a celebration of the colour pink. Sarah is keen to take part.

Tiny and Small find a strange silver ball. When it bounces it glows and rings. It bounces into Mother's garden and they are amazed to learn from her that the ball is a living thing, like them. And Granny is convinced it must have friends nearby.

When Tiny Clanger receives a message from the Iron Chicken that 'it's coming', she is mystified as to what the 'it' might be - and even more puzzled that no-one will tell her. Everyone seems to be in on the secret, but in the end, Tiny gets a brilliant surprise.

It’s a windy day, and MeMo and BaBa have fun playing with pinwheels. At Play Time, they fly a kite in the wind. The Yummies show MeMo and BaBa the wind chimes they have made out of recycled cutlery. The chimes sound beautiful as they move in the wind. On Lullaby Lake, Elewhale blows bubbles, and they are caught in the wind as MeMo and BaBa journey on to the Bay of Books for Storytime.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures. Everybody decides to take a ride on the Ninky Nonk. Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and the teeny tiny Pontipines all get on board the Ninky Nonk. Hurry up Tombliboos! What's that sound? It is the Pinky Ponk! The Tombliboos decide to ride in the Pinky Ponk instead. The Ninky Nonk takes all their friends for a very bouncy ride, what a silly Ninky Nonk! Oh no, it is the ponk alarm - get ready for a ponk, Tombliboos! The Pinky Ponk ponks into a tree and then it ponks into the Gazebo, what a silly Pinky Ponk! The Tombliboos decide to ride on the Ninky Nonk with all their friends instead.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! England cricketers Katherine and Nat Sciver-Brunt read a Bedtime Story about a triangle trying to fit in.

Presenter Liz McIvor tells the story of the people who operated the canal boats carrying fuel and goods around the country. Conditions were tough, days were long. Victorian society began to grow suspicious of these 'outsiders', and they gained reputations for criminality, violence and drinking. But was this really deserved? Liz discovers grisly canal crimes, investigates health and welfare onboard working boats, and looks at why canal children were last on the list to be offered safeguards and formal education. The Victorians eventually championed the needs of children who were forced to labour in factories and mines, but the boat children were often ignored. Liz discovers the campaigners who set out to tackle this injustice, including George Smith of Coalville, Leicestershire, and Sister Mary Ward of Stoke Bruerne.

Gareth and Maureen are in the coastal resort of Llandudno as a heatwave hits. They still squeeze in everything from ice creams and strolls on the pier to a nerve-wracking abseil down the Great Orme.

Sitcom. Hyacinth has asked the new vicar to tea, and - in her usual meticulous way - she has organised the event down to the last sugar lump. Events take a sudden turn.

We have long known that plants can move, but recent studies have found that they can also smell, touch and taste, and have other surprising senses, allowing us to look at them with fresh eyes.

Jim unwittingly lies to the Commons about bugging an MP's phone. Sir Humphrey decides not to lie to the Privileges Committee on Jim's behalf but then discovers that he too has something to hide.

A seasonal tale of how the Garden of Eden really was invaded not by a bad snake, but by one of the nation's favourite little birds. The Eden Project is an architectural wonder, a world of different habitats created in a single Cornish quarry, and probably the unlikeliest place to find the robin. So why have they set up home in one of our top tourist attractions.

The story of an epic 1930s quest to find the origins of the earliest Irish men and women on the island of Ireland using archaeology. Ardal goes back to world-famous archaeological sites to see how Ireland had some of the most important finds in Europe at the time. Further beneath the surface, Ardal discovers how both in Northern Ireland and what was then called the Irish Free State, archaeology was being used as an important tool for nation-building, as both states forged new identities in the wake of Partition. He unravels a forgotten time period, when a team of Americans from Harvard University, a Nazi archaeologist from Austria and a Welsh geography professor based in Belfast dug up ancient sites across the country. Their pioneering work laid the foundation for modern archaeology in Ireland, north and south, and yet is largely a forgotten story. Through Ardal’s journey, the film rediscovers this strange 1930s tale but also ends up answering some of Ardal’s deepest questions about the Celts, and ultimately, what it means to be Irish.

Bruce Parry treks into the high mountains in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan to live with the isolated Layap people - devout Buddhists and yak herders who are cut off from the outside world for six months a year by deep snow. Bruce begins a spiritual journey as he tries to understand the life of a devout Buddhist.

After the liberation of Bucha, Ukraine, the residents are rebuilding their city from the rubble after surviving the horrors of Russian occupation. Entering Bucha on the first day, when the survivors cautiously left their hiding places and the full extent of the war crimes became visible, the directors’ camera captured a 'zero hour' of history. A newly married couple, a schoolgirl, a city official and an elderly housewife have all endured the painful experiences of war, yet they manage to hold on to hope and solidarity. But how do you rebuild in the wake of growing trauma, especially with war still raging in your country? As time goes on, and hopes for a peaceful life fade, they must grapple with mounting tensions within their communities. Shot over a three-year period, the film follows closely five protagonists navigating the complex terrain of inner conflicts, trauma and a longing for justice, posing questions about the aftermath of war and rebuilding community. Through the personal stories of Taras, Olga, Maxim and Anya, we experience the often-overlooked struggles that emerge when the active combat phase ends.

A ballet celebrating the centenary of the birth of painter LS Lowry, first broadcast in 1987. Starring Christopher Gable and Moira Shearer. Carl Davis conducts the BBC Philharmonic. Introduced by actor Albert Finney.

Artist and writer Matt Collings takes the plunge into an alien world of equations. He asks top scientists to help him understand five of the most famous equations in science, talks to Stephen Hawking about his equation for black holes and comes face to face with a particle of anti-matter. Along the way he discovers why Newton was right about those falling apples and how to make sense of E=mc2. As he gets to grips with these equations he wonders whether the concept of artistic beauty has any relevance to the world of physics.

This is the story of the men who built our canals - the navigators or navvies. They represented an army of hard physical men who were capable of enduring tough labour for long hours. Many roved the countryside looking for work and a better deal. They gained a reputation as troublesome outsiders, fond of drinking and living a life of ungodly debauchery. But who were they? Unreliable heathens and outcasts or unsung heroes who used might and muscle to build canals and railways? We focus on the Manchester Ship Canal - the swansong for the navvies, hailed as the greatest engineering feat of the Victorian age. The navvies worked at a time of rising trade unionism. But could they organise and campaign for a better deal.

Presenter Liz McIvor tells the story of the people who operated the canal boats carrying fuel and goods around the country. Conditions were tough, days were long. Victorian society began to grow suspicious of these 'outsiders', and they gained reputations for criminality, violence and drinking. But was this really deserved? Liz discovers grisly canal crimes, investigates health and welfare onboard working boats, and looks at why canal children were last on the list to be offered safeguards and formal education. The Victorians eventually championed the needs of children who were forced to labour in factories and mines, but the boat children were often ignored. Liz discovers the campaigners who set out to tackle this injustice, including George Smith of Coalville, Leicestershire, and Sister Mary Ward of Stoke Bruerne.

Bruce Parry treks into the high mountains in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan to live with the isolated Layap people - devout Buddhists and yak herders who are cut off from the outside world for six months a year by deep snow. Bruce begins a spiritual journey as he tries to understand the life of a devout Buddhist.

By the middle of the 18th century, Britain was in possession of a vast empire. It required a new way of seeing ourselves and so we turned to the statues of ancient Greece and Rome to project the secular power and glory of the British Empire. The message was clear: Britain was the new Rome, our generals and politicians on a par with the heroes of the ancient world. The flood of funds, both public and private, into sculptural projects unleashed a new golden age, yet it was also a remarkably unorthodox one. The greatest sculptors of the 18th and 19th centuries were those mavericks who bucked prevailing trends - geniuses like John Flaxman, Francis Chantrey and Alfred Gilbert. Alastair Sooke tells the story of these mavericks and reveals the extraordinary technical breakthroughs behind their key works: carving in marble with a pointer machine and the primal power of the lost-wax technique.

Sam Willis explores how, by the Wars of the Roses, castles were under attack from a new threat - the cannon - but survived into the Tudor era only to find their whole purpose challenged. What had once been strategic seats of power now had to keep up with the fickle fashions of the court and become palaces to impress monarchs such as Elizabeth I. Just as castles seemed to have lost their defensive function, the English Civil War erupted. The legacy of that tumultuous period resulted in castles no longer being associated with protection. Rather, their ruins took on a unique appeal, embodying a nostalgia for an age of chivalry that became a powerful part of the national psyche.

In this episode, Lucy debunks another of the biggest fibs in British history - the 'Glorious Revolution'. In 1688, the British Isles were invaded by a huge army led by Dutch prince, William of Orange. With his English wife Mary he stole the throne from Mary's father, the Catholic King James II. This was the death knell for absolute royal power and laid the foundations of our constitutional monarchy. It was spun as a 'glorious and bloodless revolution'. But how 'glorious' was it really? It led to huge slaughter in Ireland and Scotland. Lucy reveals how the facts and fictions surrounding 1688 have shaped our national story ever since.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

It's a hot day, and Tish and Bobby are stuck outside. Tish suggests they stick to the shadows and imagines a 'shadow house' they can escape the heat in. Tish and Bobby step inside their 'same-but-in-shadow' home, enjoying the time they have in the shade. As the day goes on however, the sun and the shadow start to disappear - Tish and Bobby must evacuate! Back home, the sun is now directly above them, and the shadow house is gone - Bobby is sad, but Tish reassures him that it'll be back again tomorrow.

It's a windy day, and Bing wants to fly his Hoppity Voosh kite with Flop. And he wants to do it all by himself. Even when Pando arrives and wants to help, Bing insists on doing it his way. When the kite gets caught up in the park bench, Bing realises that there are some times when another pair of hands come in handy.

The Teletubbies enjoy doing Round and Round the Garden, especially the end of the rhyme where they all tickle each other. The Tiddlytubbies have tickly fun too.

Preschool animation about a baby monkey and his mother. Mo loves playing the piano, and Tee wants to help Mo play the piano too. This could lead to some interesting music.

Banana Superstar’s show is stopped when Evil Pea steals his peel. Supertato races against him to get it back, but trouble hits when a giant banana statue collapses onto the stage.

Bing and Sula are building a stone tower in the Howly Woods when Sula finds an ammonite. Bing wants to find one too but is overwhelmed by the amount of stones, which makes it very difficult to find one. A frustrated Bing sits down, and Sula notices some ammonites in the rock behind him. Flop takes a picture of Bing and Sula with their ammonites.

Mojo and Bo need Ted’s help to pull a wobbly duck statue up Swoppiton Hill. But does Ted know the best way? And will there be anything left of the duck when they get there.

Snail and Bee introduce Duggee and his love of all sorts of transport - from the calm waft of a hot-air balloon to the zoom of a speedboat. Next is a lesson from Professor Jeanie’s Book of Fun Facts, then there’s big drama in the Agony and Eggstacy hospital as Doctor Raphael helps a kangaroo. The Squirrels reveal what they want to be when they grow up, and Duggee teaches Naughty Monkey how to calm down.

Duggee and the Squirrels go on a mission to contain an outbreak when Roly inadvertently goes on the run with the world’s smelliest cheese, earning Cheese badges in the process.

Bluey’s Father’s Day card has to be perfect, but she can’t decide what to draw.

At school, Bluey and her friends turn a tree stump into a thrilling helicopter game. But as the pilot, Bluey has to learn to give up some control so they can all have fun.

When Glitch and Kyan race to the south pole, Glitch's loyal Grimbots steal the pole's marker to help Glitch win. But when Glitch orders them to return it, they find themselves lost and trapped in the ice - and the Go Jetters must spring into action to rescue them.

When Jemima is short on fruity flapjack ingredients for her hungry ducklings, she misunderstands Peter's advice and heads to Mr McGregor's garden. It's up to Peter to launch a daring rescue mission before the dizzy duck gets caught by the Cat, or worse, Mr McGregor.

The Octonauts must chase away some hungry wolves while in the Yellowstone ecosystem.

One is looking through her telescope and spots One Hundred zooming through the sky, splitting into different Numberblocks. But how many numbers can One Hundred make? On a musical journey through space, One Hundred shows One all the numbers she has inside.

WARNING : show starts before 08:15!! One is looking through her telescope and spots One Hundred zooming through the sky, splitting into different Numberblocks. But how many numbers can One Hundred make? On a musical journey through space, One Hundred shows One all the numbers she has inside.

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. When O and F turn the lights off, how will they get them back on.

We're turning back the clock with this one. It's the Time Warp Challenge. We time jump through arm circles, runners and toe taps, then head back to the future for the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

Bella shows off her favourite apron with lots of pockets, each holding a surprise for Lift to enjoy. Lift has an idea to explore the floors of Playtime Towers, and their first stop is the Fortress of Fun. Here, Kingsley and Queenie play a fun game called ‘the Royal Egg Race’, but who will win, Team King or Team Queen? In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti plays with some maracas - they are perfect for a shaky dance with the Playtimers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch finds a tiny mouse in his pocket, which reminds him of a tasty recipe - pocket mouse pitta.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s your favourite show host Pak Choi, who might be known by many names but sings about how she’s Always Pak Choi to You.

Bing has enough money to buy one thing in Padget's shop, but he finds it hard to choose between all the lovely things. After much deliberation Bing chooses a camper van, but on the way home he begins to regret his decision.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘gloves’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We see lots of different types of gloves – green gloves, gold gloves, woolly gloves, fingerless gloves and glowing gloves. Dee and a friend get messy with a pair of muddy gloves. 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 upsets Elodie when she laughs at an involuntary noise she makes.

Wilf asks the Piggies to build a vehicle with a big basket - he wants to use it to steal all the gifts at the Fine Forest party! The Piggies must get them back.

The Twirlywoos are watching a man flying his model aeroplane. They watch it coming and going as it flies overhead. Toodloo jumps into the seat and Great BigHoo uses the control box to fly Toodloo and the aeroplane. Chickedy and Chick watch the aeroplane coming and going with Toodloo in the flying seat. The Brass Band visit the Twirlywoos on the Big Red Boat - but are they coming or going.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin has lots of autumn fun with his friends, but Mr Tumble can't play football because leaves are blocking the goal.

The Teletubbies count to four - four Teletubbies, four flowers, four pieces of tubby toast. In Tummy Tales, two sisters help their dad put a number four on the front door of their house.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Mason, Tommy, Araiya, Pip, Lola 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! Inside Nigel’s bag are shiny homemade shakers, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are shiny. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate shiny objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun children’s song Twinkle, Twinkle Shiny Things features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring shiny things too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy whilst on a camping trip with her new friend Theodore.

While crunching leaves in the garden, Maddie and Triggs make a new friend named Reginald the Caterpillar. Reginald tells them all about where he lives and what he eats, giving them a whole new perspective on munchy, crunchy, scrunchy leaves.

Dylan the sports shop owner wants to sell all the merchandise in his store. But when a five-armed customer comes in, he's going to have to pull out all the stops.

Lou is saved by Kiri from a nightmare in which the Earth seems to have a mind of its own.

Ginger must navigate chaos amid rolling Coconutdons and tail-swatting Pineapplesauruses.

Mum and Dad are going on an adventure wearing the kids as their cheeky backpacks! Seeing the sights and buying street food, backpacking is a blast - until they lose their passports.

Norrie is having fun looking at nature in the garden. When Roly wants to join in, she tells him he needs to be really quiet – but he gets overexcited, shouting so loudly that he scares a lovely butterfly away! Norrie is put out because Roly did the opposite of what she said. When Roly asks what an opposite is, Norrie struggles to explain. Luckily, Duggee has his Opposites Badge and helps the squirrels understand by using lots of fun examples. A cacophony of creatures come out to help, showing the squirrels instances of things that are entirely different to each other and helping them earn their Opposites Badges in the process.

WARNING : show starts before 11:25!! Norrie is having fun looking at nature in the garden. When Roly wants to join in, she tells him he needs to be really quiet – but he gets overexcited, shouting so loudly that he scares a lovely butterfly away! Norrie is put out because Roly did the opposite of what she said. When Roly asks what an opposite is, Norrie struggles to explain. Luckily, Duggee has his Opposites Badge and helps the squirrels understand by using lots of fun examples. A cacophony of creatures come out to help, showing the squirrels instances of things that are entirely different to each other and helping them earn their Opposites Badges in the process.

Where are the children on a mysterious planet with colourful puffs of air.

Stop-frame animation. Nestling in gently rolling hills is Timmy's nursery school, cosily housed in some old farm buildings. Complete with messy play area, story corner and garden, this is the perfect place for a lamb to start finding his place in the world. Timmy finds an old mop head and is convinced that it is a little animal, which he adopts as his pet. He strokes it, feeds it and teaches it tricks, not in the least bit worried by its lack of response. His classmates don't know what to make of this, until Timmy's pet starts to move on its own.

Grandma comes to look after George and Freddie for the day and helps the boys make some special biscuits for Mum. There is extra excitement in store when it starts to snow. Will there be enough to build a snowman? Will Grandma brave the sledge? And what will mum think of those biscuits.

Iaia is cooking for us today and he is making a delicious stew from Guinea-Bissau called Kansiye. The dish is made with lentils, although not all of his friends are sure about the taste and smell of them when they try them before the meal. Let’s hope Iaia’s cooked recipe, served with rice and carrots, changes their minds. Before serving, Iaia puts a vase of olive branches on his table, as these are a symbol of Guinea-Bissau.

Today, Himmat wants to learn about wonderful woodlice! Rory and his son Sandy go hunting for woodlice in the park and build a bug hotel, while Ferne learns that woodlice are crustaceans just like crayfish. Plus, we find out how woodlice are great for the environment – they are little eco-engineers.

Bella has lots of questions about some very special beetles - lovely ladybirds! Ferne meets some sun beetles, horned flour beetles and purple jewel beetles at the zoo, while Rory and his son Sandy look for ladybirds in the greenhouse and build a hibernation station for the garden. Plus, we find out why ladybirds are great for the environment. They are pest controllers, who eat lots of little bugs that can destroy valuable crops.

Dan and Jamie ride the chairlift to the top of the mountain to warn some hikers that the resort is closing because of a storm. Can they get everyone off the mountain safely in time.

WARNING : show starts before 12:30!! Dan and Jamie ride the chairlift to the top of the mountain to warn some hikers that the resort is closing because of a storm. Can they get everyone off the mountain safely in time.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a vulture called Ethel. Vultures have amazing eyesight and can spot food from high up in the sky. To meet their next animal, Aneeshwar and Lizzie must go far down below. The brittlestar lives underwater in the ocean. This incredible creature has five long arms and a body called a disc. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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.

Oona really wants to stay up to see the moon tonight – it’s a supermoon.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. In this upbeat hip-hop song, the Small Potatoes introduce themselves and sing about their unique personalities.

A famous soul singer is coming to perform in the garden, but no one knows what they look like. Meanwhile, a cheeky little mouse with a great big voice has appeared in the Sunhouse.

When they see Duggee cleaning his biscuit tin collection, one of the many things he collects, the Squirrels are inspired to start their own collections. They busy themselves doing the collecting bit and then display their precious things in the clubhouse.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'dog', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different dogs and explore how they look and what they do. We see a tiny dog, a fluffy dog and a very waggy-tailed happy dog! We meet a funny sausage dog and enjoy a spotty dog surprise. 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.

Six and her friends are growing sunflowers, but some are taller than others. Using a ladder, they measure whose sunflower is the tallest and learn about measuring length.

CH and SH go head to head in the Alphablocks Games and pit a ship and a shop against a chip and a chop. This episode has fun with the '-ch-' and '-sh-' digraphs and the words shop, chop, chip, ship, shin, chin, shed, mash, cash and sash.

Justin spends the day with a monkey-loving friend, while Mr Tumble has fun playing hide-and-seek with the toys.

Laa-Laa and Po have fun, first rolling a ball down a hill and then rolling each other! The Teletubbies enjoy watching children have fun rolling slowly down slopes too.

Patchwork Clam has a problem - she can't play because she is way too shy! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to make her come out of her shell.

When Raa Raa accidently loses Crocky's favourite toy, he's determined to find it again - and with a little help from his friends and by using his eyes and ears, he does just that.

When Mtambo takes Koko, Piper and Hodge on a night tour through Safari Park, Koko discovers a new world of Chuggington that glows in the dark.

Professor Muddles gets carried away when investigating the strength of ants. Keith Fitt calls in two judges to watch his football world record. Ants are on the loose in the newsroom, making it tricky for Arthur Sleep to read news. There is a welcome return for Dina Lady and her assistant Tommy Tummy, who are hosting the Bake Me a Star competition. They are looking for the best chocolate chip muffin. The Lost Pirate is also back, and he is still lost! Be prepared for some enthusiastic singing from roving reporter Gail Force when she meets a school choir. Robin Hood is running late to meet Maid Marion. Can his tuneful minstrel Will Singalot and the Merry Men help get him there in time? Plus knock knock jokes, Gigglekids and funny dancing in Silly Time.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that all belong on the beach. Grace uses a very special machine to launch a lifeboat, shows off a machine that helps scientists and drives a sea tractor.

The Game Catchers arrive on the Magnetic Planet but can't play submarines - they just float in the air because they're not made of metal! They have to come up with creative ways to play the game.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Running out of air, Barnacles struggles to free his paw from the mouth of a giant clam, while simultaneously directing his crew in a delicate manatee rescue operation.

When Peter is asked to watch Jemima's egg, he discovers that babysitting is far more dangerous than he could ever have imagined.

The sun is setting, and the Squirrels are sitting on the sofa. They've had a very busy day. Suddenly all the lights go out. POP! Oh dear, there's been a power cut. The Squirrels can't see anything. Thank goodness Duggee has got his torch - and he has torches for everyone.

Sunny wants to win a box car race but doesn’t feel like his team is taking it seriously.

WARNING : show starts before 16:00!! Sunny wants to win a box car race but doesn’t feel like his team is taking it seriously.

Supertato is on holiday in the beach aisle but can’t relax with Evil Pea out there. Carrot sets up defences to stop her breaking into Tato Tower, but Evil Pea has a universal remote that can turn off Carrot’s inventions. Evil Pea runs into Tato Tower, only to find it empty. They’ve all left the supermarket - she’s finally won! But Evil Pea soon realises that ruling the supermarket isn’t as much fun as she thought it’d be without Supertato to stop her.

Weasy promises to go camping with the Ducklings, but he wants to watch football instead. During half-time, Weasy attempts to finish camping as quickly as possible.

WARNING : show starts before 16:20!! Weasy promises to go camping with the Ducklings, but he wants to watch football instead. During half-time, Weasy attempts to finish camping as quickly as possible.

Tao can’t go on with his circus performance, so there are going to be some disappointed fans, unless Bo agrees to do all the acts for him - with some help from Mojo’s tops.

Bluey’s Father’s Day card has to be perfect, but she can’t decide what to draw.

WARNING : show starts before 16:40!! Bluey’s Father’s Day card has to be perfect, but she can’t decide what to draw.

It is Bluey’s first trip to the cinema, but she’s worried that the movie will be too scary. When Bingo starts running amok in the theatre, she must conquer her fear and help Dad out.

The Piripenguins are annoyed to find that their holiday home has been double-booked by penguin nemesis Millie the Squid. With both refusing to move, is a resolution possible.

WARNING : show starts before 16:55!! The Piripenguins are annoyed to find that their holiday home has been double-booked by penguin nemesis Millie the Squid. With both refusing to move, is a resolution possible.

When a shell for an orphaned hermit crab accidentally gets broken, it's up to Andy to find a suitable replacement. Jetting off in his safari-mobile, Andy heads to a Caribbean island and tracks down some hermit crabs who reveal to him their novel way of all moving house at the same time! But will Andy find the shell he's looking for.

Connie and Ruby move into Maple Close with their dog, Jelly. Mrs Hobbs can't help but express her disapproval. She hates dogs and now there'll be another one living in close proximity. Waffle is not allowed to go on a family camping trip but accidentally goes on a different adventure.

Rafi and Ruby are having the best play date ever, and they don't want Ruby to go home, so they make a wish to be stuck together. At first, it’s funny - they eat, play and do homework side by side. But soon their different ideas cause squabbles. With help from Jake and Dash, they remember why they wanted to stay together in the first place. Even best friends have differences, and that’s what makes them special.

When JoJo, her cousin Lexi and Gran Gran visit the farm, they see how the animals keep warm in winter. Julie, who works at the farm, shows JoJo and Lexi the llamas. They meet one called Lucy, who sadly can’t go outside because she’s older and feels the cold more than the younger llamas. Gran Gran has a plan - she can knit Lucy a new neck warmer to keep warm and enjoy being outside too.

Bug and his friends lead Sarah and Duck to their outdoor music concert.

Tiny and Small find a strange silver ball. When it bounces it glows and rings. It bounces into Mother's garden and they are amazed to learn from her that the ball is a living thing, like them. And Granny is convinced it must have friends nearby.

WARNING : show starts before 18:00!! Tiny and Small find a strange silver ball. When it bounces it glows and rings. It bounces into Mother's garden and they are amazed to learn from her that the ball is a living thing, like them. And Granny is convinced it must have friends nearby.

MeMo and BaBa draw shooting stars, but BaBa has never seen a real one. BaBa must wait until it is dark. At Play Time, they play with a felt star and race around with it like a shooting star. At Yummy Time, they decorate a pie with pastry stars. MeMo and BaBa are sleepy, and it’s finally getting dark. As they sail on the Lullaby Lake, they see a shooting star, and BaBa is very happy.

The Wottingers call on the Pontipines but there is no reply, so they decide to go looking for them. But the Pontipines were in after all and go looking for the Wottingers. The Pontipines take a ride on the Ninky Nonk and wave at the Wottingers when they spot them.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join BBC Radio 2 DJ Scott Mills for a story about a lovable lemur who learns to listen.

This is the story of the men who built our canals - the navigators or navvies. They represented an army of hard physical men who were capable of enduring tough labour for long hours. Many roved the countryside looking for work and a better deal. They gained a reputation as troublesome outsiders, fond of drinking and living a life of ungodly debauchery. But who were they? Unreliable heathens and outcasts or unsung heroes who used might and muscle to build canals and railways? We focus on the Manchester Ship Canal - the swansong for the navvies, hailed as the greatest engineering feat of the Victorian age. The navvies worked at a time of rising trade unionism. But could they organise and campaign for a better deal.

Shire horses, lifeboat heroes and a rugby team who train on the beach are among friends old and new that Gareth and Maureen Edwards meet on a trip away to St Davids, Pembrokeshire.

We have long known that plants can move, but recent studies have found that they can also smell, touch and taste, and have other surprising senses, allowing us to look at them with fresh eyes.

A unique amateur film provides the centrepiece of a documentary celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of Scotland's great landmarks, the Forth Road Bridge. The documentary traces the memories of the people who built the bridge, the biggest of its kind in Europe at the time, as well as those who ran the Forth ferries that stopped running when it opened in 1964.

A seasonal tale of how the Garden of Eden really was invaded not by a bad snake, but by one of the nation's favourite little birds. The Eden Project is an architectural wonder, a world of different habitats created in a single Cornish quarry, and probably the unlikeliest place to find the robin. So why have they set up home in one of our top tourist attractions.

Bruce Parry treks into the high mountains in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan to live with the isolated Layap people - devout Buddhists and yak herders who are cut off from the outside world for six months a year by deep snow. Bruce begins a spiritual journey as he tries to understand the life of a devout Buddhist.

BAFTA-nominated actor John Hannah gives a thrilling reading performance of this classic text. Murder, conspiracy and espionage are the themes of John Buchan’s gripping novel, set against the backdrop of WWI, that sees Richard Hannay, a bored adventurer, become embroiled in a plot to assassinate a political figure.

A ballet celebrating the centenary of the birth of painter LS Lowry, first broadcast in 1987. Starring Christopher Gable and Moira Shearer. Carl Davis conducts the BBC Philharmonic. Introduced by actor Albert Finney.

Classic Hitchcock mystery based on John Buchan's novel. A man is pursued by the police for a murder he did not commit and by an international spy ring for information he does not possess. He finds himself fleeing across the desolate Scottish moors - handcuffed to a beautiful blonde.

Artist and writer Matt Collings takes the plunge into an alien world of equations. He asks top scientists to help him understand five of the most famous equations in science, talks to Stephen Hawking about his equation for black holes and comes face to face with a particle of anti-matter. Along the way he discovers why Newton was right about those falling apples and how to make sense of E=mc2. As he gets to grips with these equations he wonders whether the concept of artistic beauty has any relevance to the world of physics.

This is the story of the men who built our canals - the navigators or navvies. They represented an army of hard physical men who were capable of enduring tough labour for long hours. Many roved the countryside looking for work and a better deal. They gained a reputation as troublesome outsiders, fond of drinking and living a life of ungodly debauchery. But who were they? Unreliable heathens and outcasts or unsung heroes who used might and muscle to build canals and railways? We focus on the Manchester Ship Canal - the swansong for the navvies, hailed as the greatest engineering feat of the Victorian age. The navvies worked at a time of rising trade unionism. But could they organise and campaign for a better deal.

WARNING : show starts before 01:05!! This is the story of the men who built our canals - the navigators or navvies. They represented an army of hard physical men who were capable of enduring tough labour for long hours. Many roved the countryside looking for work and a better deal. They gained a reputation as troublesome outsiders, fond of drinking and living a life of ungodly debauchery. But who were they? Unreliable heathens and outcasts or unsung heroes who used might and muscle to build canals and railways? We focus on the Manchester Ship Canal - the swansong for the navvies, hailed as the greatest engineering feat of the Victorian age. The navvies worked at a time of rising trade unionism. But could they organise and campaign for a better deal.

The BBC's Horizon programme began in 1964, and since then has produced films looking at computer technology and the emergence of 'artificial intelligence'. Our dreams always begin with ideology and optimism, only for this optimism to be replaced with suspicion that AI machines will take over. However, as the Horizon archive shows, throughout each decade once we have learnt to live with the new emerging technology of the time, the pattern begins again. We become once more optimistic, before becoming fearful of it. The dream for decades had been for a computer with AI to be embedded within a humanoid robot, but just as scientists began to perfect machines with these qualities, something happened nobody expected. Today, AI systems power our daily lives through smart technology. We are currently experiencing a level of fear about the power of AI, but will we enter the next decade optimistic about all that AI can deliver - or fearful of its ability to control vast areas of our lives.

Bruce Parry treks into the high mountains in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan to live with the isolated Layap people - devout Buddhists and yak herders who are cut off from the outside world for six months a year by deep snow. Bruce begins a spiritual journey as he tries to understand the life of a devout Buddhist.

Liz McIvor explores the heritage of our canal network. After years of decline in the postwar period, much of the network was eventually restored. Once places of labour and industry, they became places of leisure and tranquillity. The newly renovated canals were increasingly popular for boating holidaymakers. Liz visits the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales and travels to Birmingham, where canals have become catalysts for property development and urban regeneration. Canals offer so many benefits today. Perhaps, Liz suggests, it is time to construct a few more.

Sam Willis explores how, by the Wars of the Roses, castles were under attack from a new threat - the cannon - but survived into the Tudor era only to find their whole purpose challenged. What had once been strategic seats of power now had to keep up with the fickle fashions of the court and become palaces to impress monarchs such as Elizabeth I. Just as castles seemed to have lost their defensive function, the English Civil War erupted. The legacy of that tumultuous period resulted in castles no longer being associated with protection. Rather, their ruins took on a unique appeal, embodying a nostalgia for an age of chivalry that became a powerful part of the national psyche.

Janina is in Crete on the trail of the millionaire who discovered the mythical palace of the Minotaur and the first western civilisation, but who is now mired in controversy.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 03:35!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish and Tash offer to help Rosa with a painting she is finding difficult to finish. The three of them dive deep into the ocean, and Rosa starts to relax immediately, surrounded by colourful sea life, and even finding inspiration in the form of a cute baby octopus! Back in the studio, Rosa gets back to work, and Tish salutes Captain Rosa.

'You don't need a lot... just a little bit will do.' At bath time, Bing just cannot help adding a few more squirts of bubble goo, and a few more, until he gets more bubbles than he can handle.

The Teletubbies travel by Tubby Car to the Hidey Hup, where they all spin around on the Tubby Spinny.

Preschool animation about a baby monkey and his mother. Tee and Mo are having a picnic, but Tee spots his friends and wants to journey across the park... on his own.

Supertato runs in fright when Pumpkin tries to make friends with him, but he later realises she needs his help as she’s stuck in the air hanging from balloons set up by Evil Pea.

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.

A camping trip with Preston goes very wrong when he won’t let them use Mojo’s tops. But camping Preston’s way soon starts a fire. It’s Mojo and Bo to the rescue.

Mojo and Bo have to deliver a superfun singing valentine. But the problem is, they don’t know who it’s for, or who it’s from. Preston is racing to beat them to it.

Stunt Mole balances on Ethel’s back as she blows a big question mark with her trunk - what action-packed activities will Duggee be doing in Squirrel Club? First up is a set of wooden pieces that fit together to make Duggee’s head, then it’s time for Story Blocks. Tag runs happily along, Tino introduces us to the art of puppetry, and the Old Deers take a spin through the ages. Finally, Roly recalls a time when he had no teeth, and our real-life Squirrel puppets sing a catchy song about the very best thing: Squirrel Club, of course.

The Squirrels stumble upon a room full of old radio equipment and discover that Duggee used to host his own show! Duggee reminisces about his radio days running Clubhouse Radio – playing music, telling jokes, chatting to callers and reading the news. It was the most popular show on air, until a new rival show appeared and replaced him: the tellingly-named Cheese Radio. The Squirrels decide to start their own show to cheer Duggee up, earning their Radio Badges and a host of new fans in the process. They even impress the mice from Cheese Radio.

While waiting to be picked up from school, Jack plays at being a sailor lost at sea.

Dad has rudely plonked himself on one end of the seesaw. So Bluey and Bingo round up the entire playground to help flip him off, but they still need to find one more friend.

Bingo and Floppy have an intergalactic adventure in Bingo’s dream, while the rest of her sleep-deprived family try to navigate Bingo’s nonstop night-time bed-hopping.

After hearing about how the Monument to the Equator in Ciudad Mitad del Mundo is in the wrong location, Glitch and his Glitchbots pretend to be the Go Jetters and move the monument onto the equator. But when things start to go wrong, Glitch must learn that some glitches are fine the way they are.

Animated series. When Peter uses a model owl to scare off Old Brown, he ends up scaring the squirrels too.

When Mr Tod catches Squirrel Nutkin and takes him to Owl Island to get a squirrel recipe from Old Brown, it falls to Peter, Lily, Benjamin and the other squirrels to save Nutkin from being turned into a squirrel hotpot dinner.

Tracker spots some northern bald ibises migrating in the wrong direction.

At last, the Numberblocks Space Division has reached the mysterious space cloud that’s been sending out a signal. What’s hiding inside? It’s time for Space Division to divide! Using the power of sevens, eights and nines, they work together to clear away the cloud and discover what’s inside.

The Numberblocks Space Division are on a mission to investigate a signal coming from the depths of space - until a strange planet pulls them off course and splits them into hundreds, tens and ones. How will they escape the planet's rings? One Hundred takes charge and knows just what to do. But can the Numberblocks make the right number to help them teleport away.

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. When the Alphablocks can't decide between rock and pop, it's time for a battle of the bands to see which is best.

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. B the bassist and her brother D the drummer get new guitarist N to join the band, but they still need a singer. They try auditioning the vowels but make some strange sounds before the band is complete.

Flex and bend into my ExtraStretchy Challenge. Stretch your skills with arm circles, lunges and toe taps, then get flexible in the Activate.

Bella and Lift play counting games with their favourite red bouncy ball. When Bella slams the ball really high, it travels all the way to the Ice Disco, giving Hettie the Yeti an idea for a bounce dance! In Boxtropolis, Sketch makes splats of paint to create a picture of three bouncy balls that look like a kangaroo! In the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie can’t decide which ball to play with, so they ask the Playtimers for help by playing ‘Bally Ball Snap’.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the rock 'n' roll star Parsley performing Rise Up with Me about all things rock.

It is bedtime, but where is Hoppity? Bing remembers playing with him in the garden, but now it is all dark out there and he doesn't really like the dark. Flop finds Bing's carrot torch and together they set off into the dark on an adventure. But where is Hoppity.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘scooter’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We see lots of different scooters – a purple scooter, a blue scooter and a bopping scooter. There’s a new scooter, a toot your hooter scooter and a family on scooters. We even see Dee and Monkey enjoy a ride on racing scooters. 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 gets carried away when he's put in charge of an all-powerful flower.

Brian calls the Piggies to help set up his annual Giggle Sprouts party. Everyone is excited and thinks opening the pot will be easy - but it is actually impossible.

The Piggies put on a big concert so that all of Fine Forest can hear Cherry's amazing voice. They build a huge stage and everything is almost ready - but Cherry has no song to sing.

The Twirlywoos are in a warehouse, underneath a cardboard box. They watch a man load a lorry with parcels, but then he goes to load the box which the Twirlywoos are hiding underneath. The box runs around the warehouse and the man tries to catch it. The Hooter calls the Twirlywoos and they fly up with the box still on them, before it drops down to the man underneath. The Very Important Lady visits the Twirlywoos on the Big Red Boat and after singing she falls to pieces. The Twirlywoos put her back together but there is a piece missing - Peekaboo is underneath it. The Very Important Lady's missing piece is moving about by itself! Eventually the Very Important Lady is put back together again but Peekaboo is still underneath her.

Justin meets some musical friends and they put on a concert. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is the judge of Tumbleton's Got Talent! Starring Grandad Tumble, Lord Tumble and Aunt Polly.

The Teletubbies pretend to fly. Po goes so fast on the scooter that it starts to fly over Teletubbyland! The children in Tummy Tales watch swans flying.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Pip, Theo, Lola, Oakley, Tommy 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! Inside Nigel’s bag are a duck sponge and stacking toy boats, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that could be used as part of a bathtime routine. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate bathtime objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun children’s song Splishy, Splashy In The Bath features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show what they have been doing at bath time too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome little ones Oakley, Arthur, Luna, Reau, Ty’lana and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is a toy camera, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are themed around a day out. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate toys and objects inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song Looking Out on Our Day Out features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring things that are themed around a day out too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee visits a fire station with her friend Abigail and plays a game of I-spy.

Elsee visits a farm with her friend Hugo and plays a game of I-spy.

Maddie and Triggs are helping Dad in the garden. When he asks them to fill the watering can, they get distracted by the strange echoes inside and are magically transported into the belly of a whale. Can they help their new friend Harriot find her singing voice.

Maddie and Triggs are at the seaside building sandcastles. But when one seashell starts to move, they realise it’s no shell at all, but Sailor Nancy - the fanciest crab to ever walk sideways! Can they save Nancy’s fancy sandcastle before the tide comes in.

Dylan the construction worker wants to build the tallest building ever. But when the finished structure doesn't work out as planned, he needs to think outside the (cardboard) box.

Pania’s Uncle Tama is very old and seems ready for a sleep.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes help a young Cornasaurolophus reach the top of a volcano.

Princesses, horses and magic wands. Bluey and Chloe can play any role they want, when they embark on an adventure to save their playground kingdom from the Greedy Queen.

Duggee is putting up a picture of himself and the old friends he grew up with, who are just like family to him. This inspires the Squirrels to take a photo of their own, so they take turns getting smartened up for the camera with varying degrees of success. After a number of experimental poses, they eventually settle on the perfect composition, until Tag spots Enid – she's part of the family too, so shouldn't she be in the photo? Then Norrie spots Frog... he surely needs to be in the photo as well. One by one, the Squirrels spot more and more members of the extended clubhouse family that absolutely must be included in the picture, sending Duggee on a wild goose chase far and wide to round them all up. But will he get back to the camera in time to make it into the photograph himself.

Tag is feeling grumpy because he didn't eat his breakfast. Luckily, Duggee has his Breakfast Badge, so he can make whatever the Squirrels would like to eat – and it turns out they all like very different things for breakfast! The Squirrels learn all about how different animals fuel themselves in the mornings, earning their Breakfast Badges in the process. Tag finally gets his toast, helping power him through the day. Well done Squirrels.

The Game Catchers jump right into playing land and sea with their turnip alien friends.

Everyone is having fun in the paddling pool until Stripey pulls the stopper out of the valve. Disappointed, Timmy and Yabba try to find alternative pools - a bucket, a cardboard box, a tin bath - but things get out of hand until Timmy finds a way to help Osbourne blow the pool up again.

Stop-frame animation. Nestling in gently rolling hills is Timmy's nursery school, cosily housed in some old farm buildings. Complete with messy play area, story corner and garden, this is the perfect place for a lamb to start finding his place in the world. The class are playing shop. Timmy and Finlay both have their hearts set on a fantastic toy plane, but neither has enough buttons to buy it. They set up rival shops and try to raise more buttons, until they realise that working together is better than rivalry.

Mum and Dad have a treat in store for George and Freddie. It’s a special tennis game including dinosaurs, bees, and smiley faces. But will they score an ace? Later, George and Freddie get the face paints out and transform Mum and Dad into colourful cats. What will they think of their amazing makeovers.

Elsa is using salt fish to make a fishcake recipe she has learnt from her father. She starts by mashing potatoes with butter before adding lots of other tasty ingredients such as chives. Not everyone likes the taste of chives before they are cooked, but hopefully they will enjoy them in the finished recipe. When her friends arrive, Elsa greets them with a special pineapple drink served in pineapple-shaped cups. The fruity fun continues when Elsa’s dad brings a plantain salad for them to enjoy with their fishcakes.

Jasiri finds out some fascinating frog facts! Rory and his son Sandy hop like frogs to the local lochside and make a pond in their garden. Ferne visits an aquarium to meet some amazing amphibians including poison dart frogs. Also, we find out why frogs' place in the food web makes them so important to the balance of the planet.

Bella has lots of questions about some very special beetles - lovely ladybirds! Ferne meets some sun beetles, horned flour beetles and purple jewel beetles at the zoo, while Rory and his son Sandy look for ladybirds in the greenhouse and build a hibernation station for the garden. Plus, we find out why ladybirds are great for the environment. They are pest controllers, who eat lots of little bugs that can destroy valuable crops.

Charli and her disability assistance dog Tinks visit a Hobby Fair at Woofton Town Hall, where Charli is selling all the clever things she makes.

It’s the Woofton Wolves’s last football match of the season, and Rayane is in danger of missing the second half. Can hearing dog Diesel help him save the game.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head into the heat of the butterfly house to meet the owl butterfly. They discover that this giant butterfly gets its name from the distinct patterns on its wings, which look just like an owl’s eye. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie visit another winged animal, the sunbittern. They find out that this beautiful bird is an expert hunter who stalks riverbanks, standing perfectly still to catch fish. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Evie finishes her reading book before school, so she can hand it in and bring a new book home later. Home alone, Waffle makes up a chant and dances around the house to the music. He spots Evie’s reading book! She’s accidentally left it behind and it needs to be handed in today. Waffle doesn’t know what to do. He could take the book to Evie, but he’s banned from school..

Baba finds a beautiful, shiny shell that causes some seagull trouble for Oona.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The Potatoes celebrate the four seasons and sing a folksy song about the exciting things that come with each one.

Twinkle discovers an army of marching ants taking seeds from her vegetable garden. When all attempts to stop them fail, can she and Yukee find a way to get the ants marching to a different beat and away from her garden.

Tino and Eugene are having a disagreement about an amateur dramatic show they want to put on. One wants an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, while the other wants a serious drama. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help them get something ready to perform.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'boots', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different boots and explore how they look and feel. We see blue boots, new boots, welly boots and even smelly boots! There are boots to wear in a puddle and boots to wear when you cuddle. 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.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'book', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different books and explore how they look and feel. We see a flip book, a flap book and Dee helps make a scrapbook. We see a gold book, a fluffy book and even meet a child dressed as a book! 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 Numberblocks transport block fruit to Blockzilla and learn about weight using a pair of balancing scales.

The Alphablocks join in with a singalong song, in which birds sing and bells ring. This episode introduces the '-ng' digraph and the words sing, song, ring, king, ting, ping, ding, dong, pong and bang.

Justin and his friends go on a roarsome adventure to a dinosaur park, while Mr Tumble visits Shopkeeper Tumble in The Shop with the Lot to buy Tumble Ted a birthday present.

The Teletubbies do conga dances over the hills, then they conga into Home Dome to answer the Tubby Phone and do a special conga Tubby Phone Dance. In Tummy Tales, the children have lots of fun as they conga around a soft play centre.

Patchwork Spider has a problem: he wants to play music on his net, but the music sounds bad! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Huffty's not feeling well so his friends try to cheer him up with games, but his loud elephant sneezes keep interrupting them. That's until Raa Raa thinks up a way to make his sneezes part of the fun.

When a new chugger Rosa comes to Chuggington, the trainees try to help her find a job that she will love in her new city.

Cheeky pets join in with the fun. Accident-prone DIY Dan attempts to build a kennel for his little dog, whilst flamboyant ballroom dancer Enrico Paso Doble gets distracted by his pet dog. The Lost Pirate searches for provisions in the supermarket with his pet parrot Captain Crackers. The Gigglekids are on hand with another joke. There's a cheeky pet spider in Professor Muddle's lab, and a mischievous caterpillar wriggles up gardener Will Barrow's sleeve! In the studio, Keith Fitt does his best to beat the world record for standing on one leg, and out in the woods Rapids Johnson is not only on the search for a bear, he's also lost his hat. Down at Nana Knickerbocker's panto farm, a rather cheeky pantomime horse is after the customer's carrots.

CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that are all kinds of transport! Grace goes underground to drive a tube train, shows off a hanging railway and then drives a hydrogen boat.

The Game Catchers land on Book Planet and learn to play tower of cups, but the game is interrupted after a lost Sparkstar needs help finding the book it came from.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When a gigantic saltwater crocodile wanders into freezing waters, the Octonauts must figure out how to get the predator back to his warm water home - without anyone getting hurt.

When Benjamin finds a four-leaf clover, Peter tricks him into thinking it brings good luck. It's harmless fun until Peter's prank accidentally leads Lily into Mr Tod's dangerous clutches.

Happy discovers his wobbly tooth has come out, but he's lost it! He's having a problem remembering where he was when it fell out. The Squirrels start to look for it but they can't find the tooth anywhere. Time to think carefully and remember.

Pippen is ready to sing at her concert - until her cold threatens to ruin the performance.

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.

Weasy finds a box full of magic props but won't share, upsetting Spicy, who wants to be a magician too. Spicy is sad - until she discovers the Farm of the Future's latest invention. Now, her magic trick will make Weasy's act look ridiculous.

It’s pumpkin-picking day at Jackson’s farm, but something spooky has been scaring all the pumpkin pickers. Mojo and Bo need to find out what's going on, and chase some ghosts.

Grandad plays restaurant with the kids but struggles to order food on their app.

While waiting to be picked up from school, Jack plays at being a sailor lost at sea.

When Muffin is told that she is special by her Dad, she uses it as an excuse to do anything she wants, which means playing Bluey and Bingo’s library game her way.

Flutter accidentally clones himself, leaving the berg flooded with scores of badly behaved penguins. As trouble spreads, the Piris must find a way to lose the unruly duplicates.

When Mr Hammond's precious photo of a catfish is destroyed, Andy heads to Dragon's Breath Cave in Africa to track down a catfish and take a new picture. He meets a cheetah family and a leopard before taking the safari-mobile underwater to continue his quest. Will Andy succeed? And will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices.

Waffle is sad that Mrs Hobbs and her cat, George, are soon to leave Maple Close. The Brooklyn-Bells call on Mrs Hobbs to persuade her not to move house, only to find that her cat, George, has fleas. They offer to help and discover a secret about Mrs Hobbs.

It’s a busy day at the Bake A Wish Café. Rafi wants to bake with Jake in the kitchen and help Dash at the Wizard Wagon in the park. She wishes to be in two places at once, and a magical portal lets her hop between them! It’s exciting at first, but things soon become muddled. Rafi grows tired and realises it’s too hard to do everything at once. With her dads’ support, she realises it’s sometimes better to focus on one thing at a time.

JoJo wants to know more about Grandad, so Gran Gran takes her on an adventure to remember him by doing all his favourite winter activities.

Duck sees some migrating ducks flying in the sky. He decides he would like to try it too.

The Clangers help Granny make her knitting space more special. Major makes her a fan and Mother gives her a purple plant from her garden called Planty. But when Granny wakes up from her nap, Planty has moved. Tiny and Small try to solve the mystery.

MeMo and BaBa have fun spotting the Yummies, who are popping up all over BeddyByes. At Play Time, the Yummies pop up and disappear again whilst MeMo and BaBa play with a beepy horn. They take it to Yummy Land, where the Yummies explain that they are looking everywhere for Yummy Dog. MeMo and BaBa help to look, beeping the horn as they go. Yummy Dog hears the horn and is reunited with the Yummies.

Upsy Daisy is having a dancy day in the garden. First she dances with the Haahoos. Then she dances with the ball and then with the daisies in the garden. Then everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Joanne shares a beautiful story which celebrates our differences.

Liz McIvor explores the heritage of our canal network. After years of decline in the postwar period, much of the network was eventually restored. Once places of labour and industry, they became places of leisure and tranquillity. The newly renovated canals were increasingly popular for boating holidaymakers. Liz visits the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales and travels to Birmingham, where canals have become catalysts for property development and urban regeneration. Canals offer so many benefits today. Perhaps, Liz suggests, it is time to construct a few more.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 30 April 1999 and featuring Martine McCutcheon, Texas, Busta Rhymes, S Club 7, Faithless, Armand Van Helden feat Roland Clark, Fatboy Slim and Westlife.

Gareth and Maureen enlist in tank school and gear up for a drive like no other. In the Brecon Beacons, they discover if they’ve finally cracked the art of narrowboating.

Kate Thornton presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 May 1999 and featuring Phats & Small, Martine McCutcheon, The Offspring, TLC, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Cast, Geri Halliwell and Westlife.

A unique amateur film provides the centrepiece of a documentary celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of Scotland's great landmarks, the Forth Road Bridge. The documentary traces the memories of the people who built the bridge, the biggest of its kind in Europe at the time, as well as those who ran the Forth ferries that stopped running when it opened in 1964.

Mike Read presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 March 1979 and featuring The Skids, Thin Lizzy, Chic and David Essex. With dance sequences by Legs & Co.

Peter Powell and Mark Goodier present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 February 1988 and featuring The Primitives, Morrissey, Vanessa Paradis, Rick Astley, The Sisters of Mercy, Eddie Cochran, George Harrison, The Mission, Eddy Grant, Kylie Minogue and The Bangles.

Bafta-nominated actor John Hannah gives a thrilling reading performance of this classic text. Murder, conspiracy and espionage are the themes of John Buchan’s gripping novel, set against the backdrop of WWI, that sees Richard Hannay, a bored adventurer, become embroiled in a plot to assassinate a political figure.

To celebrate St David’s Day, this trip through the BBC’s music archives features a selection of tracks from some of the most important and innovative Welsh artists of the past few decades. The programme includes performances by Manic Street Preachers, Catatonia, Super Furry Animals, Marina and the Diamonds, Stereophonics, Feeder, Shakin’ Stevens, Bonnie Tyler, Dame Shirley Bassey and Sir Tom Jones.

Classic Hitchcock mystery based on John Buchan's novel. A man is pursued by the police for a murder he did not commit and by an international spy ring for information he does not possess. He finds himself fleeing across the desolate Scottish moors - handcuffed to a beautiful blonde.

Trevor Nelson and Edith Bowman present highlights of Dame Shirley Bassey's special performance for the BBC Electric Proms from London's Roundhouse. The British icon performs a set packed with classic tracks like Big Spender and Goldfinger and the premieres of songs from her album The Performance, produced by Bond composer David Arnold. In her first major show after Glastonbury 2007, and her only live show in 2009, Dame Shirley is joined on stage by the BBC Concert Orchestra, with guest appearances by album collaborators David Arnold, James Dean Bradfield from Manic Street Preachers, singer-songwriter Tom Baxter and Sheffield crooner Richard Hawley.

An archive celebration of Tom Jones's performances at the BBC from the start of his pop career in the mid-60s to Later... with Jools Holland in 2010 and all points in between, including Top of the Pops and The Dusty Springfield Show. A chronological celebration of Sir Tom through the years that is also a history of music TV at the BBC over most of the past 50 years.

James Dean Bradfield, Nicky Wire, Sean Moore and their band return to St David’s Hall in Cardiff, where they played some of their earliest busking gigs, but this time to play a brand new show for Radio 2 Live. The band perform live songs from their 35 year back catalogue as well as their new album The Ultra Vivid Lament, all in front of a small and socially distanced audience of fans. Introduced by Jo Whiley, the show is part of a series of Radio 2 Live 2021 concerts, recorded with some of the first live and intimate audiences at music venues across the UK. With songs as far back as Motorcycle Emptiness, through to classics such as Design For Life and If You Tolerate This, and all the way up to new and equally poignant tracks including Don’t Let The Night, the men from Blackwood show that their lyrics and music are still as relevant today as they have always been. Plus a few surprise songs, including a duet with Cat Southall on The Secret He Had Missed.

The BBC's Horizon programme began in 1964, and since then has produced films looking at computer technology and the emergence of 'artificial intelligence'. Our dreams always begin with ideology and optimism, only for this optimism to be replaced with suspicion that AI machines will take over. However, as the Horizon archive shows, throughout each decade once we have learnt to live with the new emerging technology of the time, the pattern begins again. We become once more optimistic, before becoming fearful of it. The dream for decades had been for a computer with AI to be embedded within a humanoid robot, but just as scientists began to perfect machines with these qualities, something happened nobody expected. Today, AI systems power our daily lives through smart technology. We are currently experiencing a level of fear about the power of AI, but will we enter the next decade optimistic about all that AI can deliver - or fearful of its ability to control vast areas of our lives.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 30 April 1999 and featuring Martine McCutcheon, Texas, Busta Rhymes, S Club 7, Faithless, Armand Van Helden feat Roland Clark, Fatboy Slim and Westlife.

Liz McIvor explores the heritage of our canal network. After years of decline in the postwar period, much of the network was eventually restored. Once places of labour and industry, they became places of leisure and tranquillity. The newly renovated canals were increasingly popular for boating holidaymakers. Liz visits the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales and travels to Birmingham, where canals have become catalysts for property development and urban regeneration. Canals offer so many benefits today. Perhaps, Liz suggests, it is time to construct a few more.

Kate Thornton presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 May 1999 and featuring Phats & Small, Martine McCutcheon, The Offspring, TLC, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Cast, Geri Halliwell and Westlife.

Janina is in Crete on the trail of the millionaire who discovered the mythical palace of the Minotaur and the first western civilisation, but who is now mired in controversy.

Mike Read presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 March 1979 and featuring The Skids, Thin Lizzy, Chic and David Essex. With dance sequences by Legs & Co.

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Baby Jake and the Hamsternauts go on a space adventure and play spinning.

The family are going out for pizza. Tish is very excited and knows exactly what she will order! She is disappointed to find the restaurant is closed. Rosa and Pola suggest a Mexican place - but Tish doesn't know what Mexican food is like! Despondent, Tish imagines the street around her is made of pizza - bicycle wheels, frisbees - all turn into pizza! Rosa and Tash persuade Tish to think about how tasty new food can be. Eventually, she uses the tortilla and toppings to create her own pizza burrito and enjoys trying something new.

'The sparkles came back and they were everywhere and there was enough magic for everyone.' Bing goes to play with Sula, who is engrossed in a game of sparkle magic when he arrives. Bing wants to play too, but Sula finds all sorts of reasons why Bing can't play with her special sparkly things. Amma suggests that Bing makes his own magic stone, but disaster strikes when Bing accidentally spills Sula's precious sparkle dust.

In Japan, Grandmaster Glitch is at a railway station, wondering where his grimbots have gone. Some excited bleeps further down the platform reveal that they have jumped into the driver's cabin of a bullet train and are happily pressing all the buttons! Glitch shouts at them to stop but it is too late: he quickly jumps onboard as the doors slam shut and the train moves off - leaving the station without its driver. Meanwhile, at the next station, the Go Jetters are excitedly waiting with their tickets to ride the bullet train. The train approaches but doesn't stop, racing past the Go Jetters as Grandmaster Glitch shouts out of the window. The Go Jetters realise the train has been glitched.

The Teletubbies eat lots of tubby toast and make a huge pile of crumbs. Luckily, the Noo-noo is on hand to clean up.

'Pando went to sleep in my bed and I didn't like that 'cos it's mine.' Bing and Pando are both tired but insist on one last game of hide-and-seek before bed. Pando finds a great hiding place under the covers of Bing's bed, but by the time Bing finds him he is fast asleep. Bing is tired too and gets upset when he thinks there is nowhere left for him to sleep, but Flop and Padget find a solution.

It’s Sparkle and Shine Day in Fluffytown, and Love Monster happily rides his scooter wearing a sparkly cape and sunglasses. He does a cool trick and continues on to the Everything But Sprinkles store, where Elder Mouse is giving a sales spiel about a shiny new scooter to a group of Fluffytowners. Love Monster compares it with his own old scooter and all of its scuffs. Elder Mouse wheels out the new scooter and rings its shiny bell. This sells it for Love Monster, and he asks if he can trade his old scooter for the new one. Elder Mouse agrees and they swap. Now, Love Monster can celebrate Sparkle and Shine Day in style! However, Love Monster finds he can no longer do a lot of the fun things on it that he used to do with his old one. He reaches the Everything But Sprinkles Store and is reunited with his old scooter as he trades back the new one. He brings it outside the store and spins around with it as Bad Idea Puppy and other Fluffytowners cheer happily for him.

Preschool animation. Tee finds that it's easier to blame Action Ape for all of his mess, but then feels guilty when Mo tells Action Ape off. Can Tee learn to tell Mo the truth.

Evil Pea wears a giant suit so powerful it knocks Supertato across the supermarket aisles. Carrot and Supertato plan to outsmart Evil Pea so she’ll lose her new powers.

Mojo and Bo need to move a crashed meteor. But every time Mojo goes near the big rock, moving turns to grooving. How can you move a meteor if you can’t stop dancing.

Sula and Amma surprise Bing to show him Sula's sparkly painted butterfly face. Bing also wants a painted face, one that looks like Biteysaurus, and Sula says she can do it for him. Sula begins smothering his face in Bitey's signature green, but when she accidentally adds purple spots, Bing is horrified! He wants Sula to go home. But then Flop adds some teeth to Bing's Biteysaurus, so he can really be Bitey.

Mtambo enlists Wilson's help to feed the animals at Safari Park. Now if only Wilson could remember what food to feed which animal! With Koko and Brewster's help, Wilson learns just how important it is to pay attention.

A camping trip with Preston goes very wrong when he won’t let them use Mojo’s tops. But camping Preston’s way soon starts a fire. It’s Mojo and Bo to the rescue.

The baby Pea-Rexes fight over a rock, so Ginger arranges a timeshare to let them all play.

Introducing you to Squirrel Club are Happy’s Mum and Norrie’s Dad. There is a lot to see, starting with Duggee walking by... in two halves! Next is an instalment of the Squirrels' favourite comic book, Detective Puppy, then it's time to find out what the Rabbits think is cool and not cool. There are plenty of questions asked during this visit, and the Squirrels need to help Delivery Chipmunk with a ginormous parcel.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s love and peace symbol Lychee performing his song All You Need Is Lychee.

Norrie is having fun looking at nature in the garden. When Roly wants to join in, she tells him he needs to be really quiet – but he gets overexcited, shouting so loudly that he scares a lovely butterfly away! Norrie is put out because Roly did the opposite of what she said. When Roly asks what an opposite is, Norrie struggles to explain. Luckily, Duggee has his Opposites Badge and helps the squirrels understand by using lots of fun examples. A cacophony of creatures come out to help, showing the squirrels instances of things that are entirely different to each other and helping them earn their Opposites Badges in the process.

The Veggies are delighted with a new tablet they’ve found. When they’re not looking, Evil Pea turns the tablet to evil mode. Soon the tablet takes over the supermarket.

Grandad plays restaurant with the kids but struggles to order food on their app.

Bing and Flop are in the park when they see Pando on a skateboard. Bing is full of awe as he watches Pando skate up and down. He can't wait to have a go himself, but it's much harder to balance than Pando made it look. Bing falls off and bumps his knee, but Pando finds a clever way to help Bing get his confidence back.

Dad has rudely plonked himself on one end of the seesaw. So Bluey and Bingo round up the entire playground to help flip him off, but they still need to find one more friend.

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.

Glitch's hopes of winning a solar-powered race across the Australian outback are foiled when he crashes the Glitchster in the middle of the night. With the solar battery dead, he and Kyan are stranded with no water and no way out. It's up to the Go Jetters to find them and save the day.

It is a rainy day in the clubhouse, which means it’s a perfect day for a board game. Duggee introduces the Squirrels to one of his favourite games, but it might be just a little bit too complex for them.

Animated series. When Peter uses a model owl to scare off Old Brown, he ends up scaring the squirrels too.

The Squirrels go out for a walk but can't find a way back to the clubhouse. Through a series of unusual methods, the Squirrels learn all about direction and how to find their way to the clubhouse.

Animated adventure comedy series. The Go Jetters swing into action when Glitch uses real landmarks for his crazy golf course.

A solar storm throws off some whales’ senses of direction, as well as the Octonauts.

At last, the Numberblocks Space Division has reached the mysterious space cloud that’s been sending out a signal. What’s hiding inside? It’s time for Space Division to divide! Using the power of sevens, eights and nines, they work together to clear away the cloud and discover what’s inside.

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. When the Alphablocks can't decide between rock and pop, it's time for a battle of the bands to see which is best.

My UltraTurbo Challenge will make everything else seem slow! Reach terminal velocity with fast feet, climbers and star jumps, then crank up the turbo for the Activate. Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

How much fun can you have with a hula hoop? Bella and Lift have lots of fun playing games with their hula hoop. Lift visits Patch in the Cloud Kitchen, where he is making tasty hoopy owl bagels. Tincy is in the Sing Song Forest, singing about all the hoopy things stuck in her wondiferous web. In Boxtropolis, the Playtimers make some hoopy chicks with Sketch.

Preston’s automated scooter tour of Swoppiton doesn’t go as planned. Mojo and Bo must find a way to chase down and scoop up those scooters, and get the tour back on track.

When a rogue ball destroys Mr Parks’s competition-ready bug hotel, Evie, Taran and Jaz help him rebuild it using a combination of football skills and teamwork.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the fastest woodwind player Pear attempting to be a one-pear orchestra and play three woodwind instruments.

Justin meets Seun at the farm. They spot lots of different wheels, some big and some small, and Seun rides a go-kart. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble pretends to be a bus driver and takes the toys for a ride. There's a tractor ride in today's spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words wheel, driving and tractor.

Bing and Sula have a lovely time in the park clambering around on the trees. At first it is Sula who needs Bing's help to climb up, but when Bing climbs a bit too high, he gets stuck, and then he needs some help himself.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘pizza’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of pizza – a round pizza, a tomato pizza, a party pizza and a cheesy pizza. There’s also a banana pizza, and Dee plays a game of ping pong with a pizza! 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 gets scared of the big horseflies and bonds with a baby one.

Brian calls the Piggies to help set up his annual Giggle Sprouts party. Everyone is excited and thinks opening the pot will be easy - but it is actually impossible.

Mum and Dad vow to only finish their boring housework when the kids stop acting silly.

The Twirlywoos are beside a river. They watch a fisherman make his rod longer and longer and longer. The fisherman casts out the line and then settles down for a nap. Chickedy and Chick run along the rod to the very end. Toodloo runs along the rod and jumps to join Chickedy and Chick. This causes the rod to spring up sending them flying! The fisherman wakes to discover a long, long, long fish at the end of his line. The Twirlywoo Screen draws a small line that Chickedy and Chick help make longer. Toodloo helps the line get a little longer still but when Great BigHoo taps the screen, the line becomes so long it shoots off the Twirlywoo Screen. The line gets longer and longer and goes into the Big Red Boat - right into Peekaboo's house! The Twirlywoos run after the Twirly Rings whilst Peekaboo reels in the long line.

Duggee is showing the Squirrels how to bake an apple pie, and they all get very excited about eating it. But if there are six bakers and only one pie, how will they all get to eat? Luckily, Duggee has his Sharing Badge! The Squirrels learn how to divide one carrot between two hungry rabbits, one sofa between three soap-opera-addicted chickens, one jug of water between four thirsty birds, one bunch of flowers between five busy bees, and most importantly one pie between six Squirrels! Everyone gets their own slice of pie and their Sharing Badges to boot.

Today, Justin visits the vet with his friend's pet dog for a check-up. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble pretends to be a vet for his toy patients.

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.

When Benjamin is accidentally taken inside Mr McGregor's house, Peter and Lily bravely venture inside to rescue him. Not only do they save their friend, but Peter is rewarded with something he never imagined he'd see - old film footage of his father.

Tinky Winky's bag fills up with sparkles from a tap, and when Home Dome overflows with tubby custard, Po has to turn the Tubby Custard Machine off. A child in Tummy Tales uses a new tap in the bathroom when she brushes her teeth before bedtime.

The Go Jetters travel to the Valley of Balls in Kazakhstan, where they find thousands of rocks which are almost perfectly round. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Glitch is seeking the ideal ball to use to practise his bowling - something big and heavy. What could be better then one of the giant balls of rock from the Valley of Balls? But things start to go wrong for the Grandmaster when he rolls the ball of rock right out of Grim HQ and straight towards an unsuspecting group of tourists. The Go Jetters take to the Vroomster to try to stop the ball.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Pip, Theo, Lola, Oakley, Tommy 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! Inside Nigel’s bag are a duck sponge and stacking toy boats, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that could be used as part of a bathtime routine. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate bathtime objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun children’s song Splishy, Splashy In The Bath features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show what they have been doing at bath time too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

The Ducklings paint a picture, which Weasy learns to appreciate, but it ends up in the possession of the farmer, who has also fallen in love with the painting. Weasy and the Ducklings have to perform a heist to get it back.

Elsee visits a fire station with her friend Abigail and plays a game of I-spy.

Von Carnegie goes missing. Lizard supersizes bugs.

Maddie and Triggs are helping Dad in the garden. When he asks them to fill the watering can, they get distracted by the strange echoes inside and are magically transported into the belly of a whale. Can they help their new friend Harriot find her singing voice.

Dylan the hair stylist wants to give his client a new hairstyle they'll love, but getting it just right is a lot harder than he thought.

Kiri attends an underwater party and finds she doesn’t enjoy lake weed snacks.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes must reclaim their yummy drops from the Beetrootsaurus.

Seamus and Little Woo are spotting wildlife in the woods, so Stanley builds them a special camouflaged den to watch quietly without scaring the creatures.

Bluey's having fun copying everything Dad says and does, but the game takes a serious turn when Bluey finds a hurt budgie and they have to make an emergency trip to the vet.

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.

Duggee is putting up a picture of himself and the old friends he grew up with, who are just like family to him. This inspires the Squirrels to take a photo of their own, so they take turns getting smartened up for the camera with varying degrees of success. After a number of experimental poses, they eventually settle on the perfect composition, until Tag spots Enid – she's part of the family too, so shouldn't she be in the photo? Then Norrie spots Frog... he surely needs to be in the photo as well. One by one, the Squirrels spot more and more members of the extended clubhouse family that absolutely must be included in the picture, sending Duggee on a wild goose chase far and wide to round them all up. But will he get back to the camera in time to make it into the photograph himself.

Hank becomes friends with Professor Kranium's robot sidekick.

Beep-bop-bop. The Game Catchers arrive on a pinball planet where they get to play it moves.

Everyone is having fun in the paddling pool until Stripey pulls the stopper out of the valve. Disappointed, Timmy and Yabba try to find alternative pools - a bucket, a cardboard box, a tin bath - but things get out of hand until Timmy finds a way to help Osbourne blow the pool up again.

Andy travels back 152 million years, to the time of diplodocus - a massive 25m-long plant-eating dinosaur. His mission is to find a dung beetle. Along the way, he witnesses a baby diplodocus emerging from the ground to take its very first steps. But will Andy succeed in time before the museum opens.

Today we join sisters Eden and Ava as they become superheroes! First they create their characters ‘Nature Bunny Girl’ and ‘H-Winter Girl’ – not forgetting new personas for Mum and Dad too! After boosting their superpowers with a super-healthy smoothie, the family of heroes head to the park to try out their skills! It’s not long before they have their first mission: to rescue a toy that’s become lost in the woods. But will the heroes find the toy and save the day.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen is a rock star in the cafe today, but Small is too small to play any of the instruments. Meanwhile, Busy the Bee visits the cafe for a speedy snack and leaves them the perfect gift.

Banoffee pie was thought to have been invented in Sussex, and today Sonny-Mac is showing us how to make it. Sonny-Mac puts bananas and cream on top of a tasty base of crushed biscuits. He also adds his special ingredient, dates, to make it lovely and sweet. Not all his friends like the taste of dates at first, so let’s hope they enjoy them when the pie is ready. Sonny-Mac serves the pie to his friends at a special tea party, where everyone dresses very smartly.

Jasiri finds out some fascinating frog facts! Rory and his son Sandy hop like frogs to the local lochside and make a pond in their garden. Ferne visits an aquarium to meet some amazing amphibians including poison dart frogs. Also, we find out why frogs' place in the food web makes them so important to the balance of the planet.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how acorns play an important role in the environment. They find out how tiny acorns can grow into giant oak trees that live for hundreds of years and that acorns are a great food source for animals like squirrels who bury them to eat in winter. On the way, they spot a woodpecker’s nest in an oak tree and learn that oaks support more life than any other tree in the UK – all thanks to the tiny acorn.

Charli and her disability assistance dog Tinks visit a Hobby Fair at Woofton Town Hall, where Charli is selling all the clever things she makes.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a vulture called Ethel. Vultures have amazing eyesight and can spot food from high up in the sky. To meet their next animal, Aneeshwar and Lizzie must go far down below. The brittlestar lives underwater in the ocean. This incredible creature has five long arms and a body called a disc. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

When a smelly, dirty Waffle runs away at the mention of baths, everyone must find and clean him in time a marching band sing along for their head teacher, Mr Nolan.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some colourful characters - the amazing mandrills, which are the largest species of monkey in the world. They get close enough to see the beautiful blue and red faces of the males. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet sand lizards. They are surrounded by many females, who blend in perfectly with their sandy home, as well as some colourful males, who are much easier to spot. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Gramps teaches Waffle to read and stages a garden performance to showcase Waffle’s new talent. Jelly digs under the fence to join in, causing a surprise entrance from Mrs Hobbs.

Duggee has something really interesting to show the Squirrels but it's a bit prickly. The Squirrels go off into the garden to find their own interesting things to show and tell, and they all make very different choices. Norrie finds a very special creature with six spots. Can you guess what it is.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. A mouthbrooding jawfish father has lost his eggs, and the Octonauts must brave strong currents and other obstacles to help get them back to him.

Flynne helps Oona find Mossy, and proves she can be a friendly fox.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes meet their favourite farm animals and answer the country question, what would you do on a farm.

When Juno the hippo has her first loose tooth, Vida helps her prepare for the tooth fairy.

It’s been snowing in the garden, and Yukee helps Sonny find uses for a large collection of recycled bells.

The Squirrels are rushing around, so Duggee shows them how to enjoy things at a slower pace. However, they soon come across Tortoise, who needs to get to the hospital as his wife is having babies. Duggee and the Squirrels need to get him there fast.

Glitch and his grimbots have a long race on a very long wall - the Great Wall of China.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'boots', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different boots and explore how they look and feel. We see blue boots, new boots, welly boots and even smelly boots! There are boots to wear in a puddle and boots to wear when you cuddle. 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.