Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

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.

'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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Von Carnegie goes missing. Lizard supersizes bugs.

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.

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.

Hank becomes friends with Professor Kranium's robot sidekick.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Rafi makes gingerbread people for the bakery but thinks they look messy next to Jake’s neat ones. She wishes them to be perfect - and suddenly they spring to life! The cheeky gingerbreads dash through the café, splattering icing and riding on Deborah’s back as they try to reach Gingerbread Land. With Jake’s help, Rafi traps them under a cake dome. Dash reminds her that their messy look is what makes them special.

Yukee is struggling with a tune on her ukulele, so she tells her friends she’s going to give it up. When Twinkle agrees that Yukee should try a new instrument, Yukee realises that sometimes a struggle comes before success.

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

Meet some cute alpacas with Justin and his friend as they visit a farm, while Mr Tumble, Grandad Tumble and Aunt Polly sing Old MacDonald at the farmyard dance.

Gemma, Bailee Bear and Benjee Bear welcome toddlers Arrella, Harry, Vincent, Elodie, Addi 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 soft toy tree, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all about trees. This theme is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate tree 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 plants some seeds to grow a tree. They have to dig a hole and use a watering can! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the tree theme too. Plus, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Kiri and Lou try out being trees, which is mostly about keeping still, and make a very large new friend named Moa.

Fred and Dana ask the Piggies to help organise a picnic, but Wilf’s invitation gets lost. Thinking he’s been left out, he sulks and builds a huge tower. The Piggies must clear things up and convince him to come down before the tower collapses.

Meagaidh the border collie is a search and rescue dog who works with her owner, Tom. Her supernose follows scents and smells like clues so she can rescue people who need her help. Annie is in a kayak, but she doesn't have her map and is totally lost. She’s managed to paddle to a beach, but she’s cold and wet, and has hurt her wrist. At the Woofton Search and Rescue Centre, Tom and Meagaidh need to find Annie, and fast! At the beach, Meagaidh has to navigate the tricky terrain to help Tom find Annie and get her to safety. But first, she must filter out all the other smells – the sea, the sand, even a talking bin – so she can find Annie’s scent. Want to come along on Meagaidh’s Dog Squad mission? Then let’s get mission ready.

Mo can make Tee crack-up laughing with one tickle, but Tee is unable to get her to laugh in return. Tee gets more and more frustrated as he tries to find Mo's tickle spot.

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

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

Dylan the school crossing patroller wants to help kids get to school safely, but when the school bus doesn’t see his stop sign, he has to pull out all the stops.

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

Tom goes overboard using the Flying Fist Bump without understanding how to control it.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers learn all about water butts and why they are good for the environment. They make their own mini water butts by reusing old items, before finding the perfect place to put them in to collect raindrops which can be used to feed thirsty plants. Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a mini eco quest to discover the little things we can do to make a big difference to the environment.

The Piris are convinced a seal colony is planning to take over the berg, so they infiltrate the seal group to gather evidence. But as panic spreads, are their suspicions justified.

In order to help protect a sandcastle that he and Tala built, Glitch uses a giant vacuum to suck up the sand from the Academy's beach, exposing the illusive ghost crabs to the hungry seagulls up above. To make matters worse, Glitch and his Grimbots lose control of the vacuum, causing chaos in the ocean. Can the Go Jetters protect the crabs while also returning the sand to its proper place.

Dixie and friends dream of the delicious food they could have when faced with disgusting gruel whilst Mia and Nadeem perform ‘Food, Glorious Food’ from Oliver!, the musical. In British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

When her brother has a stomach bug, Pippen is afraid she will catch it because she doesn’t like bugs! Vida teaches her how to feel better - and that it’s not a real bug.

It's been one year since Cosima crash landed on Proxima, but no-one else has remembered this anniversary! Can a perfect picnic jolt their memories.

It's time for Bluey and Bingo to get out of the bath, but Dad gets roped into a game.

Appa is doing Amma jobs, and Amma is doing Appa jobs - it’s swapsies day! After swapping toys, Nikhil and Jay decide to swap being each other.

JoJo and Gran Gran discover that Ezra’s having a Tyrannosaurus tea party at the museum! But, he doesn’t have time to make his special strawberry cake, so JoJo and Gran Gran offer to bake it for him. Their first stop is Jared’s shop, but he hasn’t had his fruit delivery, so there are no strawberries. However, he does have pineapples in stock. Gran Gran has a plan – they can’t make a strawberry cake, but they can make a pineapple upside-down cake. At the tea party, they realise everyone went to Jared’s shop for ingredients, and they all used pineapples for the party food. Delicious.

Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. A fair is being held in the park, which means Sarah and Duck can't find their bench.

Children's animation. A brother and sister deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. It is ever so easy for Charlie to make Lola jump. What Lola wants more than anything is to make Charlie jump. This proves quite tricky. She tries hiding, ghosts and really scary stories, as well as recruiting her friends Lotta and Marv to help. Soon Charlie is longing to jump too.

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

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. Makka Pakka visits the inhabitants of the garden to wash their faces. Everyone in the garden loves to have their face washed - even the teeny tiny Pontipines.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! JJ Chalmers reads a story about accepting difference.

David Attenborough looks at how ostriches have developed bizarre survival strategies. From flamboyant sex to kidnapping, there is more to the ostrich than being the one of the biggest and fastest birds in the world.

In the early 1960s, a Cheshire farmer discovered a human jaw bone in his fields. It remained a mysterious find until the secret beneath the field was revealed. Julian Richards joins archaeologists as they excavate a long-lost chapel and the undisturbed burials of medieval landowners. Using science, genealogy and some good old-fashioned detective work, the team are able to bring a Hampshire teacher face to face with his ancestors.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme, from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. With Ken Dodd, Lyn Kennington, the Jan Hunt Panto, and performers from the Players Theatre.

The Mayor of Titterslow wants Hetty to find his daughter, but there must be no publicity and no police. Hetty discovers where Susan planned to go, but she never arrived. Why not, and who is with her.

The murder of a rap music manager leads Ikmen and team to investigate intrigue and scandal in one of Istanbul’s richest families. Suleyman settles into Istanbul more and reconnects with his estranged father - but he continues to be frustrated in his search for Kayra Khan.

The Demir investigation feels like a wild goose chase until Ikmen decides to look much deeper into the past. Leyla begins to remember things from before her accident and presents Mehmet with a clue that could unlock the whole story of what happened to her.

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.

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.

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.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme, from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. With Ken Dodd, Lyn Kennington, the Jan Hunt Panto, and performers from the Players Theatre.

The Mayor of Titterslow wants Hetty to find his daughter, but there must be no publicity and no police. Hetty discovers where Susan planned to go, but she never arrived. Why not, and who is with her.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

The adventures of magical Baby Jake and friends. Baby Jake and Nibbles the Rabbit go on a countryside adventure and play bumpety bump.

It's a very windy day at the Go Jet Academy as Jetpad comes in to land, zooming past the academy's windfarm turbines. Meanwhile, in a field nearby, Grandmaster Glitch is teaching his grimbots a lesson all about wind power by trying to fly a giant kite. But as the kite is launched, the strong wind catches it and pulls Glitch up, up and away - and straight towards a huge spinning turbine.

'Sula likes her easy peasy pasta one way and I like mine another way, but that's OK, you can eat it any way you like.' Bing and Sula help Amma to get lunch ready. Bing watches yummy peas and delicious carrots go into the pot, but when lunch is served they're all mixed up together and Bing doesn't like it. Amma finds Bing an unmixing spoon so that Bing can enjoy his lunch just the way he likes it.

It’s Breakfast for Dinner Day, and Love Monster is throwing an exquisite party. He gets to work on the decorations for his table, but as the clock ticks over, Love Monster realises that he has spent too long on them and didn’t leave time to cook his extra special breakfast. As Love Monster panics, there’s a knock at his door and his guests arrive. Love Monster nervously heads into the kitchen and rummages through his cupboards. He doesn’t have time to make all the breakfast foods he was planning, but he does have time to make some muffins. However, he overfills the trays and the muffins are a big, spongey mess with strange faces on them. Will his guests go hungry.

Bryan the ferry can’t shut his engine off, so he’s speeding out of control around the lake. How will Mojo and Bo get aboard to take control and steer Bryan to safety.

When a fancy new ice cream machine comes to Chuggington, Frostini feels left behind and goes in search of his true passion.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes help an Asparagusaur, and it starts following them everywhere.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Broccoli and his floret Broc performing their phenomenal ventriloquist act.

Carrot is starring in her own circus and thinks that Supertato is trying to steal her limelight. She soon realises that Supertato is trying to rescue her from Evil Pea’s meddling.

Bing is at Amma's creche when a butterfly flies in and lands on Sula's painting. Bing tries to help the butterfly go back outside by picking it up, but he holds it too tightly and the poor butterfly is squished. Flop and Amma help the sad children say goodbye to the butterfly.

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.

The Squirrels make their very own perfumes with accompanying advertisements to show how their perfumes are uniquely theirs.

The Squirrels become architects so they can design, build and bring to life their very own clubhouse.

Animated adventure comedy series. A game of hide-and-seek threatens to topple the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia in Turkey.

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

Preston needs Mojo and Bo to pull his big balloon to a place where he can snap a picture of a rare bird. But his balloon gets loose, and Mojo and Bo need to get Preston back on the ground.

Elvis has forgotten his trainers and has to wear a pair with laces, but he can’t tie them without his gran’s help. He needs to quickly learn to tie them himself if he wants to get a PB.

Maddie meets Tilly at the clinic, where they play in the waiting room and have a check up with the doctor. Mr Tumble is playing doctor and gives the toys a check-up, too. There's a guessing game in the spotty surprise. Featuring the signs for waiting room, doctor and bandage.

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

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

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

Norman misses his whale friends. The Piris try to help, but his size proves a challenge when it comes to playing games. A sleepover provides an unexpected breakthrough.

When Cosima finally finds a quiet place to read her book, she realises peace and quiet aren't all they're made out to be. Where's Big Lizard when she needs him.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes start a massive roar off with all the other Vegesaurs.

The Go Jet cadets are taking to the skies in Argentina in an attempt to pass their academy gliding test. As gliders do not have engines, Xuli is teaching two other pilot cadets how to glide using thermals to keep them up in the air. Not wanting to miss out on the aerial action, Grandmaster Glitch gatecrashes the flying lesson in his Grim Glider! Not only has his glider got an engine, but he also wants to make the lesson into a race. Not cool..

Spicy directs a show starring Sunny and the eaglets. Weasy wants to join in, but Spicy worries he will overdo it and refuses to give him a role. Weasy forces his way onto the stage, convinced she will recognise his talent.

Zola duplicates himself. Electro makes electric bugs.

Fifi's sunbell flower needs protection to grow, so Stan invents a special plant protector that works in any scenario - even against a rogue football.

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.

The Rakoonz set up a series of tricks that make Tom doubt his powers.

Andy travels back 220 million years to the time of postosuchus - a giant crocodile-like creature that roamed North America in the time of the earliest dinosaurs. Before dinosaurs came along, he was the biggest meat eater on the planet, with a set of teeth to be proud of. So much so, in fact, that Hatty's display is all about the postosuchus's teeth - except they've all gone missing! Andy's mission is to track down a postosuchus and make himself some plaster copies of its teeth. Not an easy task, given it would happily take a bite out of him given half a chance.

Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small are playing superheroes today and are ready to save the world. But poor Jen has ripped her cape! Meanwhile, they're visited by Pickle Power Girl, a real superhero.

We follow Mollie and her family as they celebrate and learn more about St David’s Day. First, Mollie and her family get busy planting daffodils and leeks. Then it’s time to head across to the impressive St David’s Cathedral, where they can learn more about who Saint David actually was. At school, Mollie gets the chance to learn about traditional Welsh dress while practicing her Welsh phrases. Some very special school visitors arrive to bring on fun games and songs to sing. After a short stop off at Nana’s house, where they make delicious Welsh cakes together, Mollie and her family head over to a local workshop. They get the chance to design their very own lovespoon and watch it actually being made! Before the day is done, it’s time to catch the St David’s Day festival in Swansea. Mollie gets a chance to take part in lots of fun activities like making dragon wings, spray-painting and trying delicious Welsh food. What an exciting time.

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.

Mrs Hobbs thinks she’s magicked Waffle the Wonder Dog away, but Waffle is on an adventure of his own, sniffing for a biscuit backstage.

Duggee is cleaning out his cupboard when he comes across Bucky, his old rocking horse. He wants to show the Squirrels how to ride the horse but Bucky is very old and needs to be fixed first. The Squirrels help Duggee to mend Bucky so he feels brand new again and in return they get to ride him. Cowboy, circus trapeze artist, knight in shining armour, racing jockey! It's all happening in the clubhouse! Yee-haw.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Barnacles, Kwazii and Peso venture back inside a whale shark to retrieve a porcupine puffer fish that was accidentally swallowed.

Otto's afraid a caterpillar pal will be too fancy to be friends when she’s a butterfly.

The Go Jetters race to fix the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but has it really been glitched.

Rafi promises her dads she will go straight to bed while Aunty T babysits. But when Aunty T suggests night-time ice cream, Rafi makes a wish and her bed magically flies them out into Manchester! It’s exciting at first, but soon Rafi becomes sleepy and wants to go home. Suddenly, the wish runs out and the bed drops onto a tree. Luckily, Aunty T uses her umbrella to magic them safely back. Rafi realises bedtime is bedtime for a reason.

TapTap becomes very protective when strange eggs appear in the branches of her tree, so everyone helps keep the garden nice and quiet. TapTap is amazed to find that her eggs are in fact chrysalises, from which some beautiful musical butterflies emerge.

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 and his friends visit an enchanted castle to make a magic wand and fly on a broomstick. Meanwhile, The Great Tumbleeny performs some magic himself – with varying success.

Nigel, Bailee Bear and Benjee Bear welcome toddlers Jemima, Afal, Sebastian, Eesa and Francis, 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 wooden world toy, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that follow the theme of around the world. This subject is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate around the world-themed object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler! Storytime is all about discovering new words, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear have an adventure pretending to be explorers! They discover different foods, clothes and musical instruments from all around the world. Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the theme of around the world too. Plus, the Benjee and Bailee Say Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

While Kiri is playing with Rockaroonie, Lou sees an island in the middle of the lake that’s completely covered in flowers. How can he get there.

The Piggies are struggling with a tricky game. When Fiona asks for help tidying her garden, they bring the toy along - but they get distracted and make an even bigger mess. Can they play and work at the same time.

Kika is a golden Labrador and a guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind. She is trained to use her supersight to help him do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Kika needs to help Dr Amit catch a train to the city. First, they must walk to the station. Kika knows the way like the back of her paw, but there are some important things they must do along the way. Kika has to help Dr Amit navigate a pelican crossing, using a top-secret cone to cross the road safely. Then she must guide him through the station and up the escalator to the platform. There are some hazards to avoid, including a tumbling box full of Kika’s favourite snacks - carrots! Then, at the station, their mission is almost derailed by a last-minute platform change. Can Kika’s supersight save the day.

Preschool animation. Tee and Mo decide to camp out in the garden, but it seems there is always one more thing from his bedroom that Tee needs to help him fall asleep.

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

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

Dylan the park ranger wants to protect all the trees and animals in his park, but when an injured bird won't let him get close enough to help, he has to get creative.

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

The Heroes get frustrated when Ben's alert system sends them on easy rescues repeatedly.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers learn all about composting and why it is good for the environment. They use brown waste and green waste to create their own compost pile and learn about how compost breaks down to make material that helps plants and flowers grow.

Flutter is sent to the ‘naughty berg’ as punishment when he falls foul of an old Piri rule. But when the others start telling tales, he’s not the only one to be banished.

The Go Jetters are finding out about an incredible fishy adventure called the salmon run. Every year, salmon swim from the oceans where they live all the way upstream to calm, shallow rivers to lay their eggs. On the way they have to leap up waterfalls, jump fish ladders and dash past hungry bears who try to catch them. Kyan thinks these fish are even better at fantastic gymnastics than he is! Ubercorn sets those co-ordinates for the Kenai River, Alaska and the Go Jetters make their way to see the salmon run for themselves.

Leapy dons a stethoscope out of concern for the old woman who just can’t stop swallowing animals as Aimee and Mae perform ‘There Was An Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly’. In British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

When Otto’s feet smell like cheese, Vida knows just how to help. Everyone is happy about that except little mouse Sunny—he loves cheese.

When D.O.R.I.S. reveals a large meteor is about to land on the spaceship, it's finally time to leave. But should Big Lizard leave too? What about all those who need him on Proxima.

Bluey is playing circus with her friends but Hercules wants to play his game instead.

Nikhil wakes up and misses the end of his amazing dream. Jay tries lots of ways to help him find the ending, so they can tell it at their share-a-story picnic.

When JoJo can’t find a new Captain Chloe book to read, Terrence suggests that she has a look in a different area of the library – the poetry section. JoJo finds an interesting pirate poetry book and reads it with Gran Gran. Later at the shop, Jared tells JoJo he likes poetry too, but the poetry he writes is a bit different - it’s called rap. With Gran Gran on beatbox, Jared performs his own rap. Gran Gran has a plan for her and JoJo to make up their own poem, inspired by what they see out and about in their local community.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. When Sarah has a cold, Duck helps her enjoy a visit to the doctor.

Children's animation. Charlie loves his little sister Lola, even if she gets carried away by her imagination sometimes! Charlie wins first prize at school for his fantastic homemade rocket. He tells Lola that the rocket is not a toy and that she must promise not to touch or play with it. When Lola and her imaginary friend Soren Lorenson find they have to transport an elephant back to the jungle, Soren persuades Lola that using the rocket is a really good idea.

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

The Tombliboos discover the game of waving. They wave to everybody as they fly through the garden in the Pinky Ponk. Even the great big Haahoos wave back. The Tombliboo waving game makes everyone in the garden happy.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! A different story read each night just before bedtime.

Dan Cruickshank looks at the architecture of Norfolk from Kings Lynn to Holkham Hall, Great Cressingham, South Burlingham and Hunstanton School with the help of Nikolaus Pevsner's architectural guide.

How thousands of strange nocturnal birds make their home on the tiny island of Bardsey in north Wales, and an exploration of the rich history of the island itself.

Celebrating great music-making across Europe, this is a special concert celebrating Finland’s Independence Day from the Music Hall in Helsinki. Throughout the series, renowned British conductor Nicholas Collon takes us on a tour of Manchester, Cologne, Lisbon and Helsinki to hear the excellence and versatility of orchestras that regularly work with European broadcasters. The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of its principal conductor Nicholas Collon, perform an all-Finnish concert, including music by Saariaho, Kalmi and Sibelius.

Lucy debunks the fibs that surround the 'jewel in the crown' of the British Empire - India. Travelling to Kolkata, she investigates how the Raj was created following a British government coup in 1858. After snatching control from the discredited East India Company, the new regime presented itself as a new kind of caring, sharing imperialism with Queen Victoria as its maternal Empress. Tyranny, greed and exploitation were to be things of the past. From the 'Black Hole of Calcutta' to the Indian 'mutiny', from East India Company governance to crown rule, and from Queen Victoria to Empress of India, Lucy reveals how this chapter of British history is another carefully edited narrative that is full of fibs.

A trippy tale capturing the creative vision of writer Jack Thorne and director Marc Munden, as a British crew and young cast film this timely adaptation on the remote islands of Malaysia during monsoon season. The crew battle twisters, torrential rain and scary insects to create this hallucinatory fever dream, featuring behind-the-scenes interviews and mesmerising performances by the newbie cast.

Colonists spread across the continent, assisted by the proliferation of rifles and horses. Everywhere, they were met with resistance from First Nations people.

Dan Cruickshank looks at the architecture of Norfolk from Kings Lynn to Holkham Hall, Great Cressingham, South Burlingham and Hunstanton School with the help of Nikolaus Pevsner's architectural guide.

Lucy debunks the fibs that surround the 'jewel in the crown' of the British Empire - India. Travelling to Kolkata, she investigates how the Raj was created following a British government coup in 1858. After snatching control from the discredited East India Company, the new regime presented itself as a new kind of caring, sharing imperialism with Queen Victoria as its maternal Empress. Tyranny, greed and exploitation were to be things of the past. From the 'Black Hole of Calcutta' to the Indian 'mutiny', from East India Company governance to crown rule, and from Queen Victoria to Empress of India, Lucy reveals how this chapter of British history is another carefully edited narrative that is full of fibs.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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Stuck indoors for the day, Tish and Bobby play a board game, Snakes and Ladders. Tish is winning, so Bobby starts to cheat a little. When Tish corrects him, annoyed Bobby storms off. Tash shows up and saves the fun by joining Tish - however, Tish gets a taste of her own medicine. She finds herself to be a sore loser and suddenly willing to cheat! Disheartened, Tish realises how Bobby must have felt and apologises to him, promising to play with extra fun.

Bing and Pando are in the sandpit pretending to be diggers. Bing wants to dig the biggest hole and gets upset when Pando accidentally fills it in. It takes Flop to show them how they can work together to be just like the digger men they saw planting a tree in the park earlier.

Laa-Laa and Po drive the Tubby Car to the Hidey Hup and take turns on the Tubby Bouncy. Tinky Winky and Dipsy arrive and they have a go at bouncing too.

Preschool animation. Tee and Lily get creative building their own dens, but it all gets rather competitive. Mo gets creative too in an effort to bridge the divide.

Evil Pea plunges Broccoli and Carrot into the doughnut toppings simultaneously, and Supertato almost quits being a superhero when he can’t save his two friends at the same time.

It's vaccination day! Bing knows it might hurt a little but he is looking forward to the special shiny Hoppity Voosh sticker he will get from Doctor Molly. Bing is brave, but when he goes to get his sticker after his vaccination, he finds out that there are none left! Bing is upset - but then Pando mistakes Bing's disappointment for pain, and Doctor Bing has to help.

Cap’n Gail’s tall tale of a nine-legged octopus in Lake Swoppiton has everyone panicking. But Mojo and Bo wonder: is the story real, or is Cap’n Gail up to something.

Today, Worm and Ladybird welcome everyone to Squirrel Club. The Squirrels are wondering, what's that sound? Then it’s off to the hospital in our very own telenovela (a Spanish soap opera), The Agony and Eggstacy. Next, we have something that looks a bit familiar, but also a bit different. It’s like Hey Duggee with ducks - Hey Quacky! Happy tells his chums about getting his first pair of glasses when he was little. Of course, the other Squirrels have questions.

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.

Mum won’t let Bingo have pavlova, so the kids find a way by playing a cheeky game of cafe.

Bluey and Mackenzie are excited about spending time with their two buddies, but when the older kids run off to play without them, Calypso has to explain that growing up can be hard.

Inspired by her hero Amelia Earhart, Xuli attempts a solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in a vintage plane. But when accidental stowaway Tala's plans to make the engine more eco-friendly put the plane in danger, they must rely on the Go Jetters to get them out of trouble.

When Old Brown quits Owl Island in search of some peace and quiet, his new roost turns out to be a little too close to home for Peter, Lily and Benjamin.

Tracker and Kwazii help some fish whose food keeps getting stolen by a frigatebird.

The toys in Numberblock Five's new toy library are all mixed up! How can Numberblock Two find something to play with? Luckily, their new friend, Sorty the Super Sorter, helps them discover that toys can be sorted by type, colour, shape and size. It’s easy to see them all and find the perfect toy when they are sorted neatly into categories.

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. P, A, R, T and Y need some help getting the party started! S tries her best, but they really need someone extraordinary to liven things up and superhero Exciting X soon gets the party popping with his special powers.

The Noggle is landing, so there must be a Tiny Wonder to explore. The Nogglins go for a walk in the woods. They discover a maze, and Hum uses her voice to find her way home.

Love Monster debates whether to share a box of chocolates with his friends or not.

Bella pretends to be a cat. With ears, paws and a miaow... it’s Bella-Cat! Together with Lift, she explores the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Ice Disco, Hettie has an idea for a cat dance with the Playtimers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch recalls a time he had breakfast with some cats called the Fusspot Tigers, who just love to munch marvellous marmalade! Meanwhile, in the Sing Song Forest, Tincy the Spider finds lots of cuddly animals in her web, and she knows a special spider rhyme all about taily-waily animals.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the bouncing and singing Cranberries, who sweep everyone off their feet.

Bing's friends are coming to his house for a cake party. Sula arrives first and Bing can't wait to show her the cake he has made, but he accidentally tips the cake off its stand and breaks it into pieces. Bing is upset that the cake is ruined but Amma helps him see it somewhat differently.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘chicken’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We see lots of chickens – a brown chicken, a white chicken, a clucking chicken and some friendly chickens. Dee meets a funky chicken, a hatching chicken and a cock-a-doodle-do-ing chicken! 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 bugs help a new bug feel welcome in Shell School.

The neighbours give the Piggies impossible tasks to cover up a surprise party, but nothing is impossible for the Piggy Builders! Can the neighbours keep the party a secret.

The Twirlywoos watch people using a lift in a building. Chickedy and Chick follow two people into the lift and go up high with them, waving to Great BigHoo and Toodloo. The Twirlywoos keep making the lift go high and low at speed. The people emerge from the lift feeling very dizzy. Back inside The Big Red Boat, it is time for fruit tea but the Fruit Tea Machine stays down low. Chickedy, Chick and Toodloo try to pull it up high, only for it to fall back down low again, so Great BigHoo has a go. The Fruit Tea Machine keeps going high and low with Chickedy and Chick holding onto the spout! Eventually, the Fruit Tea Machine springs up so high it flies up out of the top of the boat, surprising the Quacky Birds.

All aboard for a steam train adventure with Justin and his friends! Then use your imagination with Mr Tumble, as he zooms off into space.

It's party time! The Teletubbies have balloons, party blowers and lots of sparkles. They visit the Tiddlytubbies and do a fun party dance. In Tummy Tales, twins celebrate their birthday with all their friends.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome little ones Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, River, 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 numbered building blocks, and all the parents and little ones have different objects and toys that are themed around numbers. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate number-themed objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The traditional children’s nursery rhyme One, Two, Buckle My Shoe features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring numbers too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Zakariyya at the library for a game of I-spy.

Triggs is feeling a bit blue and finds it hard to get out of bed. That pesky birdie outside his window isn't helping either. But Maddie thinks she knows what the Birdie might be singing about and helps her friend step outside to greet the day.

Dylan the doctor wants to help his patients feel better. But when one of them comes in with something he’s never seen before, he has to dig deep into his silly medical knowledge vault.

Kiri and Lou are upset with each other but can’t remember why.

Ginger helps a short Broccoliosaurus reach high flowers with a clever solution.

Duggee is working on an inventory of the clubhouse's supplies to plan for the future. The Squirrels wonder what the future is like - will Enid still be a cat? Could the clubhouse be in space? Luckily, Duggee has his Future Badge and many theories about the answers to their questions. The Squirrels are transported to a very different-looking future clubhouse, with a very different-sounding robot Duggee! The Squirrels are delighted with some of the things this future has to offer: talking teddy bears, ballgames with jetpacks, the strange plant-creatures of future gardening and future food, which can transform into whatever you want to eat. However, they are less impressed with future nap time, which is a bit too 'efficient' for their liking. So Duggee transports them back to the familiar old clubhouse they all know and love.

Can the Game Catchers avoid the monster? That's the name of the game on a sandy planet.

Timmy can't decide what instrument to play at band practice, so he hangs on to all of them and causes chaos around the nursery with his impromptu performances. Harriet sees his dilemma, and together they come up with a plan for Timmy to give a very unusual performance.

Eden and Ava enjoy a family training session led by Dad who has lots of exercises for them! Can they complete 20 jumping jacks and who will win the relay race? Later, there’s a different kind of training as Eden and Ava meet up with their Uncle Leonard and his puppy Sky! Uncle Leonard shows them how to train a young dog. But will Sky listen to Eden’s commands? ... Sit.

Marian is making gyuveche today, and before his friends arrive they taste one of the main ingredients – feta cheese. They don't all like it at first, so let’s hope they change their minds when they taste the finished dish. Marian works hard layering peppers, tomatoes and feta in beautiful Bulgarian pots. He then puts an egg on top of each one before it cooks in the oven. When his friends arrive, Marian is wearing traditional national dress and gives them all a traditional bracelet as a gift.

Zola-Rose discovers lots of interesting facts about super-slow snails! Rory and his son Sandy search for snails in the garden and put on a very exciting snail race, while Ferne meets some very rare snails and holds a giant African land snail at the zoo. Also, we find out why snails are so important to the environment. They play an important part in a giant food web.

Dan and Jamie head for the hills to earn their compass badge searching for some missing ramblers and their teachers.

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

Waffle won’t move from his new doggy doormat because he loves it very much. Jess opens the door to reveal Gram and Grand have come to visit and Grand has made coconut cake for everyone plus a special cake for Waffle but Waffle won’t move from his doggy door mat to greet him. Gram and Grand discover that Waffle can talk and Evie tells them Waffle’s learning to read, too. Gram gives Waffle a congratulatory snuggle and Waffle loves it.

Oona and Baba search for soft bedding for their burrow.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. Ruby sings an upbeat techno song, where she imagines what it's like to be a raindrop.

When Yukee’s precious clockwork music box breaks, her garden friends cheer her up with a life-size clockwork performance of their own.

The Squirrels are playing dress-up when they hear a ghostly sound. They can see that something has spooked the chickens, so they stop what they are doing to investigate. They come across several different items, such as ghostly white footprints, and then they spot a floating sheet. What is going on? The Squirrels will have to take the long way round if they want to catch whatever it is.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'bike', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bikes doing lots of different things. There's a hopping bike, a shopping bike and even a dinosaur riding a bike! Dee has a new green and shiny bike, and we see her going for a bike ride with loads of friends. 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.

In the Pattern Palace, Six sings a song telling us about the different types of pattern all around us. Can you spot them all.

When the Alphablocks go on holiday, a trip on a train is the only way to travel - if only the train would travel somewhere! This episode introduces the '-ai-' digraph and the words rail, rain, train, wait, chain, fail and sail.

Do you believe in fairies? Join Justin and his friends as they visit a fairy forest for a sparkly adventure. Meanwhile, Baker Tumble judges the Tumble Bake Off as Mr Tumble and Aunt Polly bake fairy cakes.

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

The Patchwork Pals have a problem: Hedgehog needs a hug but is way too poky! Will they find a way to help him.

Raa Raa and his friends hear a strange noise and find a set of tracks in the Jungle, but what could be making them.

Wilson's long-time trusted wagon is falling apart! Will Wilson roll with his long trusted wagon until the wheels fall off, or can his chuggtastic friends convince him to retire 'wag-a-lagon' before it's too late.

The Berrito Brothers have fallen on even harder times and show off their basketball skills to a small audience. Keith Fitt and Arthur Sleep relax in the studio by playing a silly game. Loveable storyteller Storybook Stan has problems reading a book about flying, and Professor Muddles struggles to get his new invention, a Bounce-Back Fence, to work properly. Gail Force takes to the stage to interview an actor. Dan Step manages to do some extra housework whilst joining in with a tap dance. Rapids Johnson finds himself in a hole when he tries to spot the Pirate Bear. And the Lost Pirate spots the perfect place to bury his treasure. Plus jokes from the Gigglekids and funny dancing in Silly Time.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, looks back at some of her favourite machines that are electric, fast and useful.

The Game Catchers land on a planet with roads and obstacles that are dotted with signs, which Boxy accidentally collapses. To fix them and play tunnel, they must first clear up a traffic jam.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When hungry gulper eels and undersea tremors threaten Inkling and Kwazii, Dashi uses the new multipurpose Octo Max Suit to rescue them.

When Mr McGregor captures the whole squirrel tribe in his garden, Peter must stage a mass breakout to save his friends.

It's winter and it's dark and too cold to play outside. The Squirrels wonder what Duggee is up to, he seems to be looking through a long stick out of the window. What's that, Duggee? Duggee explains that it's a telescope, and he's looking at things far, far away in space. The Squirrels are keen to have a go too but first Duggee tells them about the solar system, and in order to help him they must all dress up as planets.

Daphne is very excited to show off her clean teeth at the clinic’s Dental Day.

It's movie night, and Supertato is thrilled to discover that the star is Prickly Pear - his special skill is rounding up Mini Peas with his pea-yodelling. But the film gives Evil Pea the idea to take over Tato Tower with Mini Peas, trapping Supertato inside. When Supertato is accidentally ejected out of Tato Tower, he must convince Prickly Pear to take up pea-yodelling again so they can both wrangle the Mini Peas back to the freezer.

The ducklings blame Weasy for destroying their swimming pool when they wanted to cool off.

Tao needs help learning to fly his new wingsuit for a big town event, and Mojo and Bo are the experts. Can they help him find his inner bird before it’s too late.

Mum won’t let Bingo have pavlova, so the kids find a way by playing a cheeky game of cafe.

Pleasing Big Fish class instructor Margaret is proving difficult for Mum, Dad and Bingo.

The shadow of a monster causes panic among the Piris, apart from Nugget, who is keen to investigate a new mystery. She finally tracks down the creature, but is all exactly as it seems.

When Andy destroys a salty rock that Mr Hammond had collected for the mountain goat enclosure, Andy must head off to the Rocky Mountains of North America in search of a new one. Along the way he meets a pika and some bighorn sheep before climbing a mountain to find the goats. Will Andy find a new rock? And will he get back to Safari World in time.

Simon and Waffle are home alone. Simon recalls the first time he met Waffle as a pup, and the pair share memories of the Wonder Dog becoming part of the Brooklyn-Bell family.

Rafi wishes she was a cat so that she can have a relaxing day being just like Deborah! It is fun at first, but she quickly discovers the challenges. When they are stuck outside in the rain, Rafi admits being a cat is harder than she thought. With Deborah’s help, she returns inside and back to herself again. Together with her dads, they create a magical cat flap, so Deborah won’t get stuck outside ever again.

JoJo and Gran Gran visit the community garden to pull up the winter vegetables. They get some help harvesting the broccoli and cauliflower from their friends Ellie and Alfie, but it’s not time to dig up the carrots because they won’t be ready until the spring. However, that doesn’t stop the birds from trying to eat them! Alfie scares them off, but he won’t be able to be there all the time. Gran Gran comes up with a plan – they can make a scarecrow to keep the birds away.

Animation for preschool children. Scarf Lady needs some fresh inspiration and Sarah decides that the hat museum is the perfect place to visit.

Small is bored, Tiny, Major and Mother are all too busy. Mother suggests he asks Granny to play with him. He is doubtful, but he couldn't have been more mistaken as she takes him on an adventure to a place he has never seen before.

MeMo and BaBa chase a butterfly, and MeMo is gentle when it lands on their hand. At the Play Tree, they play with a bubble blower. MeMo blows a big bubble, but BaBa forgets to be gentle and pops it. The Yummies and MeMo teach BaBa to be gentle when petting Yummy Dog and handling some ripe strawberries. On the Lullaby Lake, BaBa is very gentle when the butterfly returns to settle on their hand.

Everybody goes for a ride in the Ninky Nonk except Makka Pakka, who gets left behind. He chases the Ninky Nonk and everybody thinks he wants a ride, but he wants to give the Ninky Nonk a wash.

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Antarctica - the coldest, windiest, most hostile continent. Only the toughest can survive here. But the ocean here is warming and with that comes an uncertain future.

Liz McIvor discovers how carving up the landscape in order to build canals helped further our understanding of the earth below. The canal builders struggled with rocks. Without maps or geological surveys, construction often relied on guesswork. The Kennet and Avon had more than its fair share of problems. William Smith, a surveyor working on the connecting Somerset Coal Canal, discovered a way of ordering layers of rocks. He eventually created the first geological map of England and Wales - the so-called 'map that changed the world'.

In the first of two special walks celebrating the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway walks in Dylan's footsteps around his home town of Swansea. With his guide, actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive. He then walks through the city's beautiful parks and down to the seafront before visiting some of Dylan's haunts in later life. Derek even gets to end his walk with a pint! He then heads west to the Llansteffan Peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the beautiful countryside which was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They visit his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for Dylan's poem Fernhill, before dropping down to the stunning Three Rivers estuary where the Taf, Tywi and Gwendraeth meet.

Janina is in Scandinavia, investigating the lost thousand-year-old ship that transformed the fierce reputation of the Vikings and became a symbol of a nation's fight for freedom.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife. Hyacinth is looking forward to visiting her favourite stately home, but the trip goes wrong when her family become involved.

Timothy Lumsden meets a girl at his amateur dramatics society and determines to go on a riverboat shuffle with her, despite all his mother's attempts to prevent him.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions hosted by Robert Robinson with team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell and guests Diana Quick, Robert Powell, Anouska Hempel and Nigel Havers.

Sir Simon Schama looks back on his series A History of Britain, a journey through 5,000 years of life in the British Isles, with each episode centred on a key moment from Britain’s past. Simon has described the presentation of popular history as telling stories - something his ambitious series tackled head-on. Simon tells us of the long debates over what to include, and just as crucially, what was left out. He shares his memories of filming and the search for apt locations, such as an abbey in France where Thomas Becket hid and an abandoned military warehouse in Kent. He explains why he tried, and failed, to get battle reenactors to undress for one shot. And he talks of his inspirations - Kenneth Clark and Alistair Cook - and his drive to make history accessible, wanting audiences to share his passion in the stories the series imparted.

Simon Schama begins his history of Britain with a visit to the miraculously preserved Stone Age cottages of Skara Brae in Orkney and then moves all the way to the world of Anglo-Saxon England, newly converted to Christinanity, and plagued by Vikings. He describes how a nation was conceived by war, trade, migrations of peoples, religion, and an infatuation with Rome.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against guests Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Richard Baker. With guest musician Alfredo Campoli.

Documentary. Dr Hannah Fry and a virtual host present a new way of making television, as the BBC research and development department uses artificial intelligence to delve into the treasures of the BBC Archive. Computers trawl through more than quarter of a million shows using a variety of machine learning techniques, then let loose to create short programmes-within-a-programme in the style of BBC Four.

In a red-light district of Kolkata, a group of women reclaim their voices through the power of storytelling. Given unprecedented access, this film follows Rabin, Bilkis, Afsara and other sex-working mothers who navigate the narrow lanes of an independent brothel district in Kalighat. Together, they form their own grassroots film collective, regularly uploading dynamic visual stories about their lives to YouTube. Their work details their personal struggles and the challenges of their past. Despite the derision of a deeply conservative society, the women remain determined to become film-makers and actors, attempting to break the cycle of prostitution for the next generation and survive through the art of cinema. An immersive and emotionally resonant portrait of courage and self-determination.

'Sculpture has changed more in the last 100 years,' says Alastair Sooke, 'than in the previous 30,000.' The third and last episode of the series tells the dramatic story of a century of innovation, scandal, shock and creativity. It begins with the moment at the turn of the 20th century, when young sculptors ceased visiting the Elgin Marbles at the British Museum and looked instead at the 'primitive' works of Africa and the Pacific islands. The result was an artistic revolution spearheaded by Eric Gill and Jacob Epstein that would climax in the anti-sculptural gestures of Gilbert & George and Damien Hirst. Yet for all the provocation and occasional excesses of conceptualism, sculpture has never enjoyed such popularity. From the memorials of World War I to the landmarks of Antony Gormley and Rachel Whiteread, sculpture remains the art form that speaks most directly and powerfully to the nation. The programme climaxes with a series of encounters between Alastair and leading sculptors Damien Hirst, Rachel Whiteread, Antony Gormley and Anthony Caro.

WARNING : show starts before 00:00!! Dr Hannah Fry and a virtual host present a new way of making television, as the BBC research and development department uses artificial intelligence to delve into the treasures of the BBC Archive. Computers trawl through more than quarter of a million shows using a variety of machine learning techniques, then let loose to create short programmes-within-a-programme in the style of BBC Four.

WARNING : show starts before 00:40!! 'Sculpture has changed more in the last 100 years,' says Alastair Sooke, 'than in the previous 30,000.' The third and last episode of the series tells the dramatic story of a century of innovation, scandal, shock and creativity. It begins with the moment at the turn of the 20th century, when young sculptors ceased visiting the Elgin Marbles at the British Museum and looked instead at the 'primitive' works of Africa and the Pacific islands. The result was an artistic revolution spearheaded by Eric Gill and Jacob Epstein that would climax in the anti-sculptural gestures of Gilbert & George and Damien Hirst. Yet for all the provocation and occasional excesses of conceptualism, sculpture has never enjoyed such popularity. From the memorials of World War I to the landmarks of Antony Gormley and Rachel Whiteread, sculpture remains the art form that speaks most directly and powerfully to the nation. The programme climaxes with a series of encounters between Alastair and leading sculptors Damien Hirst, Rachel Whiteread, Antony Gormley and Anthony Caro.

Dr Hannah Fry and a virtual host present a new way of making television, as the BBC research and development department uses artificial intelligence to delve into the treasures of the BBC Archive. Computers trawl through more than quarter of a million shows using a variety of machine learning techniques, then let loose to create short programmes-within-a-programme in the style of BBC Four.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against guests Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Richard Baker. With guest musician Alfredo Campoli.

Antarctica - the coldest, windiest, most hostile continent. Only the toughest can survive here. But the ocean here is warming and with that comes an uncertain future.

Liz McIvor discovers how carving up the landscape in order to build canals helped further our understanding of the earth below. The canal builders struggled with rocks. Without maps or geological surveys, construction often relied on guesswork. The Kennet and Avon had more than its fair share of problems. William Smith, a surveyor working on the connecting Somerset Coal Canal, discovered a way of ordering layers of rocks. He eventually created the first geological map of England and Wales - the so-called 'map that changed the world'.

In the first of two special walks celebrating the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway walks in Dylan's footsteps around his home town of Swansea. With his guide, actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive. He then walks through the city's beautiful parks and down to the seafront before visiting some of Dylan's haunts in later life. Derek even gets to end his walk with a pint! He then heads west to the Llansteffan Peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the beautiful countryside which was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They visit his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for Dylan's poem Fernhill, before dropping down to the stunning Three Rivers estuary where the Taf, Tywi and Gwendraeth meet.

Janina is in Scandinavia, investigating the lost thousand-year-old ship that transformed the fierce reputation of the Vikings and became a symbol of a nation's fight for freedom.

The car has shrunk our world, increased personal freedom and expanded our horizons. However, there is a flip side. Fumes from car exhausts have harmed the quality of the air we breathe, all the while presenting far more conventional implications for road safety. Horizon explores a world where cars can drive themselves safely and looks into the artificial intelligence required to make it possible. Peering into the implications of a future driverless world, Horizon also investigates the ethics of driverless car crashes and the impact of the technology on jobs.

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Tobby and Jeffy have come to play at Tish's house. It's all fun and games until Pola's blueberry pie is stolen! Tash proposes that this is a job for The Tish Tash Detective Agency and, after a couple of wrongful accusations after finding Jeffy's necklace at the scene and crumbs on Bobby's face, they find out the culprit is actually Rosa.

Sula and Amma have come to Bing's house for lunch but there are no carrots, so Flop pops to the shop to get some. Bing stays behind but it's not long before he starts to miss Flop. Missing Flop... it's a Bing thing.

Tinky Winky learns to play the didgeridoo. The Teletubbies do a special didgeridoo Tubby Phone Dance. Tiddlytubby Ping loves the didgeridoo too.

Mo is running late, but Tee is moving at his own speed. What's a mum to do when a child is dragging their heels.

WARNING : show starts before 06:30!! Mo is running late, but Tee is moving at his own speed. What's a mum to do when a child is dragging their heels.

The Cobs try to capture Supertato while Evil Pea is on holiday, but it goes wrong resulting in Evil Pea getting covered in flour and custard over in the bath products aisle.

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

Mojo needs to deliver a pizza to a very hard-to-reach island, but some stubborn seabirds have their eye on the pizza. Will Mojo have to go supersonic to get past them.

It's our favourite grumpy twosome, the Old Deers, introducing this episode, with their usual positive attitude about how everything was better in their day. We start with Duggee’s Counting Train, Hatsu the Pottery Poodle is on hand with a beautiful haiku about singing frogs and sleeping monkeys, and Ethel breaks the peace with a loud toot. Frog throws some shapes, then Enid and a mouse turn into Japanese anime for a colourful cartoon chase across the Clubhouse.

WARNING : show starts before 07:05!! It's our favourite grumpy twosome, the Old Deers, introducing this episode, with their usual positive attitude about how everything was better in their day. We start with Duggee’s Counting Train, Hatsu the Pottery Poodle is on hand with a beautiful haiku about singing frogs and sleeping monkeys, and Ethel breaks the peace with a loud toot. Frog throws some shapes, then Enid and a mouse turn into Japanese anime for a colourful cartoon chase across the Clubhouse.

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.

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

It's time for Bluey and Bingo to get out of the bath, but Dad gets roped into a game.

Is Glitch stealing tulips from the Netherlands? That's what the Go Jetters think, but they almost ruin a huge tulip flower float that Glitch and Tala are making for the parade.

When Peter and his friends mistake the echoey 'rebbits' of a lost Jeremy Fisher for a scary monster, they set about ridding their tunnels of this mysterious invader. But with Tommy Brock on the warpath nearby, it won't be easy.

When Selva encounters an injured creature, Peso journeys to provide medical aid.

When the Numberblocks finish playing games in the park, Numberblock One suggests a tidying up game called back in the box. Everyone rushes to count all the bats, skittles, hoops and balls back into their boxes, but One soon discovers that it’s hard to counts lots of things at once. With Five's help, One learns to keep track by counting in fives.

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. It's race day - will V vroom vroom to victory.

The Noggle is landing, there must be a Tiny Wonder to explore. The Nogglins spend a day at the seaside. There’s a shape surprise for all the Nogglins, but will Nono find his.

Love Monster has to overcome his fears of the big slide to rescue Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny when she gets scared.

Bella and Lift play with a stick, but it’s no normal stick - it makes the perfect magic wand. Just say ‘zip and zap’! They set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch finds a big stick that reminds him of a tasty recipe - sticky stick critters! In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti has two special sticks, drum sticks - perfect for a drum stick dance! Meanwhile, in the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie have lost their castle song birds, so they decide to play a game of ‘Song Bird Seek’ with the Playtimers.

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

'I couldn't put the lolly back because it was licked, so I said sorry to Padget.' Bing helps Flop do the shopping at Padget's shop, but while Flop is paying, Bing finds a strawberry lolly that he can't resist putting in his pocket. When Flop sees Bing licking the lolly on the way home, they have to decide what to do.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘glasses’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We spy various types of glasses from bright yellow glasses to help-you-see glasses, and even spot a crocodile balancing glasses on its nose! Dee also plays a little trick on her friend. 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 Grace when she doesn't follow her instructions.

Cesar loves his vehicle, it’s his pride and joy - but Wilf crashes it! At first, Cesar isn’t worried. But during a mission, the vehicle starts acting up, and Cesar has a hard time admitting something’s wrong.

The Twirlywoos find themselves in a restaurant and a waiter is taking the diners' orders. The chef rings the bell when the food is ready and the waiter collects it from the serving hatch. The waiter collects a delicious trifle but gets confused as to which way to go when the Twirlywoos keep ringing the bell. He goes this way and that way, eventually getting a taste of the trifle himself. The Box pays the Twirlywoos a visit. Leaves fly up out of the open Box. They are blown across the Big Red Boat and Peekaboo blows them straight back. The Twirlywoos follow the leaves this way and that way as The Box and Peekaboo blow the leaves to each other, over and over again.

Bouncy fun as Justin and his friend join a basketball team for the day and learn some new skills. Mr Tumble has a new ball of his own, but this ball is a little bit too bouncy.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Sullivan, Araiya, River, Taiba, Luna and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Nigel has got a shopping basket inside his bag. All the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are themed around a trip to the shops too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby-appropriate shopping-themed toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, to discover with their baby! Some viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring shopping too. The fun children’s song Shopping Day features, as does a story about Baby Bear at the shops. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy at the museum with her new friend Qasim.

Maddie is at home waiting for the postman. She’s expecting a letter from Uncle George, everybody’s favourite uncle, but each time she hears a knock at the door, it seems to be someone else! Maybe today’s not the day for George’s letter.

Dylan the bin collector wants to collect all the rubbish. But when his truck overflows, he has to find somewhere to put it.

Lou eats too much sugar and runs amok at a poetry recital.

When Small is feeling strangely unsatisfied, her grandparents suggest she paints more regularly.

Ginger races the Baby Pea-Rexes around Vegesaur Valley to the water hole.

It's time for a family game of hide-and-seek. Everyone hides while Bluey counts to 20, but will she be able to stay focused on the game and not get distracted by all her toys.

Tino the artistic mouse is trying to paint a picture of Duggee but cannot get it right, which infuriates him no end. As he tells the Squirrels: seeking perfection is his whole philosophy! The squirrels don't know what that is, so Duggee explains: a philosophy is a set of rules that you live by. But the rules exist in your head – it's about how you think, not just what you think about. The Squirrels look to questions asked by famous philosophers of the past and some more familiar friends for inspiration, and soon join in with their own ideas. Norrie wants to seek out new horizons, and Happy's philosophy is just, well, to be Happy. Tino's struggle for perfection inspires Tag, who decides his philosophy is that he wants to help people - starting with Tino.

The Game Catchers encounter aliens who teach them a game called what time is it, Mr Wolf.

Timmy is distraught to find the hooter on his trike is broken but is delighted when Osbourne replaces it with the biggest, loudest hooter he's ever heard! Timmy takes great delight in hooting his friends and causing all sorts of chaos, until Osbourne shows him how to use it properly.

We follow Sophia and her family as they celebrate the Jewish holiday of Purim. After travelling across to the local kosher bakery, Sophia and her family are shown the traditional food hamantaschen, before having a go at trying to make their own. Delicious! Once they finish up, it’s time for her and her family to put together their own costumes ready to attend the synagogue. When they arrive, the local Jewish community are in full swing, getting ready to celebrate the holiday festival. After decorating the traditional noise-makers, Sophia is ready to use them during the reading of the Megillah. This is where we finally get to learn the full story behind Purim and why it’s so important to the Jewish community. Then comes Mishloach Manot, and Sophia gets to give out special Purim gift bags to friends, family and their local elderly community. As the day draws to a close, Sophia’s family hold their final Purim party, known as the Sueda, where they get to enjoy more food and drink with their friends and family, and reflect on this exciting and important day.

Nyama is a type of stew from Zimbabwe. It uses a special type of young cabbage leaf called spring greens, which Pippa adds to her stew along with lots of other delicious ingredients. Pippa works hard preparing all the spices, chicken, tomatoes and shallots to make her tasty nyama for her friends. Pippa’s table is animal themed, complete with zebra prints and a toy giraffe! With her mum’s help, Pippa serves the nyama with sadza, a type of dumpling from Zimbabwe, and encourages her friends to eat with their fingers, as is traditional.

Harper has lots of questions about beautiful butterflies! Ferne visits a butterfly farm and gets up close and personal with lots of amazing butterflies. She even helps feed them, but she has to find them first! Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy plant some lovely wild flowers to attract butterflies to the garden. Also, we find out why butterflies are so important to the environment by being great pollinators of different crops.

Disability assistance dog Tinks visits Clip-Clop Stables with Charli, where they meet a very tall horse called Mist, who is taking Charli for her first ever horse-riding lesson.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a porcupine. They see how their super sharp spines help protect these prickly characters against even the largest of predators. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a three-banded armadillo. They try to keep track of him as he scurries quickly around his enclosure looking for his favourite food - grubs and bugs. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Evie pretends to be Waffle’s dog friend. She even wears a headband with doggy ears. Waffle loves it when they play together like this but Simon calls Evie for school - it is time to leave. Evie says her goodbyes together with Simon and Doug and she promises she will play with Waffle again later, when she returns home. Waffle is disappointed that his playmate has left but Jess cheers him up - she suggests they play doggy chase before she goes to work. Jess puts on doggy ears and chases Waffle on all fours into the bedroom where Jess’s mobile phone rings. It is Angela from the kennels, calling with news of a sad dog she wants Jess to examine. Jess assures Angela she will come right away and invites Waffle to join her. Waffle is very excited and when he arrives at the kennels with Jess, he still wants to play chase.

Baba helps rescue a baby seagull when he gets trapped in fishing twine.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes hop on board the Potato Train and chug through town, greeting local townspotatoes along the way.

Without her ukulele, Yukee struggles to come up with a tune for the words she wrote for a new song. Her friends try to help, but none of their styles fit. Can the piano Sonny and Paulie the peacock bring to the Sunhouse be the answer.

It's that beautiful time of the year. The birds are tweeting and all the crops are looking ripe and ready to pick. Duggee is getting ready to harvest them. The Squirrels remember when they planted, watered and left their seeds to grow, so now it's time to help Duggee pick them all. But there are lots of crops, and this could take forever.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'duck', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different ducks - a brown duck, a white duck and Dee even goes for a ride in a yellow duck boat! There are baby ducks, mother ducks and lots of funny ducks eating their dinner. 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 turn themselves around to save the Times Tables’ 5 by 5 booster grid.

The Alphablocks meet a metal box that goes beep, and soon it's walking and talking and wishing it could be like its new friends. This episode introduces the '-ee-' digraph and the words beep, see, seed, feet, feel and weep.

Today, Justin and his friend go to the dentist for a check-up. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble pretends to be a dentist for his toy patients.

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

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

The Patchwork Pals have a problem: Bear is very sad because Gecko lost his tail. Will they find a way to cheer him up.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and his friends come up with lots of different ways to say hello to make one cool greeting.

Piper loves to play! But when the Trainees are given a job to do, playtime is cut short. Can Wilson, Koko and Brewster get Piper to put a pause on playtime in order to make their delivery to Safari Park.

Koko let her excitement get the best of her and stayed up all night! Can Brewster and Wilson honk Koko awake in time for her to take the Mayor to a special ceremony at the docks.

Arthur Sleep gets into a spot of bother when he builds a tall tower in the newsroom. Dobbin the horse causes mayhem at Nana Knickerbocker's panto farm shop. Will Barrow grows a funny-looking flower, and the Gigglekids are on hand with another funny joke. Hapless DIY enthusiast DIY Dan gets into a sticky situation when he makes a doll's house. In the supermarket, the Lost Pirate finds a good use for his treasure chest. Dina Lady is looking for perfect chocolate brownies in her Bake Me a Star competition. Arthur Sleep warns hay fever sufferers to stay away from flowers, and it looks like Robin Hood should do the same when Will Singalot sings about his noisy sneeze.

Grace shows off three amazing machines that all help us build things! She hammers in concrete foundations with a pile driving rig, and then she shows off an unusual pedestal crane before driving an electric mini dumpster.

In this flying episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are all made to fly! Grace does loop the loops in an aerobatic plane, shows an amazing flying taxi and then heads into the clouds in a hang-glider.

The Game Catchers arrive on Recycling Planet to play ball in the hole, but first they must find the perfect space. Along with some locals, they clear the nearby beach and learn about sorting waste.

The Game Catchers land on the Paper-Jungle Planet, where they learn to play the paper airplane race. But a strange jumbo-stapler dog quickly halts the game when he excitedly grabs the airplanes! They’ll need to pivot the game if they want to keep playing.

Duggee is painting in his favourite colouring book. The Squirrels want to have a go too. Betty wants to paint a bee and that's yellow. Tag paints a fire truck and that's red, and Happy paints some water blue. But when it's Norrie's turn she can't find the paint colour she wants. Don't worry, Duggee has his colour badge, he can mix colours together to make different colours. What other colours can you make, Duggee.

Zigzag is surprised to find she can’t rollerskate as fast as she usually runs.

Evil Pea has made herself a new and improved Splatterpult, but Supertato turns up, which makes her lose her temper and accidentally fire herself back to her freezer. Evil Pea is about to quit being evil, until her evil parents pay a visit. Mummy and Daddy Pea teach their daughter how to be cool, calm and evil, so she can beat Supertato. After her training is complete, Evil Pea fires snowballs at Supertato and hits him - she’s overjoyed! But when he brings her snowballs back, all three peas lose their tempers.

Weasy finds a new robot to play with, but the Ducklings aren't so thrilled.

Nori and Preston are creating a circle of standing stones, just like the ancients of Swoppiton used to make. The stones are big - will it take more than Mojo’s crane top to move them.

The kids are delivering mud pizzas to the grown-ups, but their pedal car keeps breaking.

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

Bluey learns that adults take a little bit longer to make friends.

The Piris take refuge in grumpy Millie the Squid’s cave during a storm but accidentally damage a painting. Can they find a clever way to fix it before Millie finds out.

When the temperature of the African penguin enclosure accidentally gets lowered, Jen must correct it immediately, but she can't remember what the correct temperature was. To the rescue comes Andy, who jets off in his safari-mobile, heading to Africa to discover the correct temperature that makes African penguin chicks hatch from their eggs.

The Brooklyn-Bells are on holiday with Gramps, so Waffle is staying at Angela’s dog kennels for a couple of nights. During a face-to-face call with Waffle, the Brooklyn-Bells check their wonder dog is settling in and ensure he has his favourite snuggly toy with him, PegStar. Angela tries to settle Waffle but he whines, he’s missing his Brooklyn-Bell family and looks at their photo on the wall of his kennel. Angela resorts to calling the Brooklyn-Bells and explains that when dogs are very disruptive, she expects their owners, or someone they know, to pick them up. Jess has an idea – there’s someone who might be able to pick Waffle up in the morning - Mrs Hobbs.

Rafi longs for adventure, but Deborah prefers to rest. With a swish of her wishing wand, Tornado appears - a confident, glittering unicorn, bursting with heroic energy. Together, they gallop through the Bake A Wish café, turning cake deliveries into daring quests and baby food spills into perilous lakes. As the adventure shows no sign of stopping, Rafi realises it’s okay to rest. Luckily, her dads and sleepy Deborah remind her that sometimes the cosiest adventures are found at home.

JoJo and Gran Gran discover that Ezra’s having a Tyrannosaurus tea party at the museum! But, he doesn’t have time to make his special strawberry cake, so JoJo and Gran Gran offer to bake it for him. Their first stop is Jared’s shop, but he hasn’t had his fruit delivery, so there are no strawberries. However, he does have pineapples in stock. Gran Gran has a plan – they can’t make a strawberry cake, but they can make a pineapple upside-down cake. At the tea party, they realise everyone went to Jared’s shop for ingredients, and they all used pineapples for the party food. Delicious.

Animation for preschool children. Sarah and Duck are so keen to visit the art shop, they get there too early and have to find things to keep themselves entertained.

It is very hot in Mother's garden, and all her flowers are wilting. Major has invented an auto-waterer to help but it doesn't work. Tiny comes up with a brilliant idea for watering the garden based on a marble-chute toy she has invented.

BaBa looks for MeMo, who is hiding in the garden. At Play Time, they choose a cardboard tube to look through - a looky tube. BaBa sees GoGo Plane, the Tweeties and the Yummies. MeMo wants to look but doesn’t get a chance. At Yummy Time, they look for their food using the looky tube, and BaBa realises that MeMo wants to look too. They take turns looking at the world around them.

Upsy Daisy wants to look at the pretty flowers in the garden, but Igglepiggle wants to ride in the Ninky Nonk. They go their separate ways, but when Igglepiggle finds the prettiest flower of all, he collects Upsy Daisy in the Ninky Nonk and takes her to see it.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Swimmer Alice Dearing reads Tomorrow I'll Be Brave, by Jessica Hische. It's an uplifting tale which reminds us that tomorrow is another day, full of endless opportunities.

Liz McIvor discovers how carving up the landscape in order to build canals helped further our understanding of the earth below. The canal builders struggled with rocks. Without maps or geological surveys, construction often relied on guesswork. The Kennet and Avon had more than its fair share of problems. William Smith, a surveyor working on the connecting Somerset Coal Canal, discovered a way of ordering layers of rocks. He eventually created the first geological map of England and Wales - the so-called 'map that changed the world'.

In the first of two special walks celebrating the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway walks in Dylan's footsteps around his home town of Swansea. With his guide, actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive. He then walks through the city's beautiful parks and down to the seafront before visiting some of Dylan's haunts in later life. Derek even gets to end his walk with a pint! He then heads west to the Llansteffan Peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the beautiful countryside which was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They visit his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for Dylan's poem Fernhill, before dropping down to the stunning Three Rivers estuary where the Taf, Tywi and Gwendraeth meet.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife. Hyacinth is looking forward to visiting her favourite stately home, but the trip goes wrong when her family become involved.

Technical developments are enabling us to see the world of plants in ever greater detail, giving us insights into their remarkable abilities to adapt and survive.

Timothy Lumsden meets a girl at his amateur dramatics society and determines to go on a riverboat shuffle with her, despite all his mother's attempts to prevent him.

Wildlife documentary. The touching story of a giant otter cub called Sancho who was rescued and is being raised by Brazilian naturalist Carolina Vargas.

Sir Simon Schama looks back on his series A History of Britain, a journey through 5,000 years of life in the British Isles, with each episode centred on a key moment from Britain’s past. Simon has described the presentation of popular history as telling stories - something his ambitious series tackled head on. Simon tells us of the long debates over what to include, and just as crucially, what was left out. He shares his memories of filming and the search for apt locations, such as an abbey in France where Thomas Beckett hid and an abandoned military warehouse in Kent. He explains why he tried, and failed, to get battle reenactors to undress for one shot. And he talks of his inspirations - Kenneth Clark and Alistair Cook - and his drive to make history accessible, wanting audiences to share his passion in the stories the series imparted.

Documentary series. Explorer Bruce Parry treks into the jungles of Sarawak, Borneo, in search of the last nomadic Penan. The Penan are hunter-gatherers whose forest home is in the process of being cut down around them and whose traditional way of life is about to disappear forever.

Simon Schama begins his history of Britain with a visit to the miraculously preserved Stone Age cottages of Skara Brae in Orkney and then moves all the way to the world of Anglo-Saxon England, newly converted to Christinanity, and plagued by Vikings. He describes how a nation was conceived by war, trade, migrations of peoples, religion, and an infatuation with Rome.

Simon Schama begins his history of Britain with a visit to the miraculously preserved Stone Age cottages of Skara Brae in Orkney and then moves all the way to the world of Anglo-Saxon England, newly converted to Christinanity, and plagued by Vikings. He describes how a nation was conceived by war, trade, migrations of peoples, religion, and an infatuation with Rome.

Bernard Hill remembers Boys from the Blackstuff, Alan Bleasdale’s iconic drama, which was once described as ‘TV’s most complete dramatic response to the Thatcher era’. Hill’s performance as Yosser Hughes, with his ‘Gizza job’ catchphrase, captured the public’s imagination in a way that few roles have since. Here he looks back on how he got the part, why it struck such a chord, and what audiences should take from ‘Blackstuff’ today.

Alan Bleasdale's acclaimed drama series - following on from his play The Black Stuff - is an astute social commentary about life in recession-hit Britain in the Thatcher era. Chrissie, Dixie, Yosser, Loggo and George sign on at the benefit office before heading off for some short-term work for the builder Malloy. The conversion job turns out to be the future new offices of the DHSS. Unfortunately, DHSS officials Moss and Lawton suspect their scam and are determined to catch them in the act. Ineptitude on several sides, however, leads to tragedy.

For historian and MP Rory Stewart, the building of Hadrian's Wall was the single most important event in Britain's history. Meeting experts and local people, and drawing on memories from his life in Iraq and Afghanistan, he explores the impact of Rome's occupation and departure, and tells the story of how the powerful new Kingdom of Northumbria was born in Britain's lost Middleland.

Dr Hannah Fry and a virtual host present a new way of making television, as the BBC research and development department uses artificial intelligence to delve into the treasures of the BBC Archive. Computers trawl through more than quarter of a million shows using a variety of machine learning techniques, then let loose to create short programmes-within-a-programme in the style of BBC Four.

Dr Hannah Fry and a virtual host present a new way of making television, as the BBC research and development department uses artificial intelligence to delve into the treasures of the BBC Archive. Computers trawl through more than quarter of a million shows using a variety of machine learning techniques, then let loose to create short programmes-within-a-programme in the style of BBC Four.

Liz McIvor discovers how carving up the landscape in order to build canals helped further our understanding of the earth below. The canal builders struggled with rocks. Without maps or geological surveys, construction often relied on guesswork. The Kennet and Avon had more than its fair share of problems. William Smith, a surveyor working on the connecting Somerset Coal Canal, discovered a way of ordering layers of rocks. He eventually created the first geological map of England and Wales - the so-called 'map that changed the world'.

Liz McIvor discovers how carving up the landscape in order to build canals helped further our understanding of the earth below. The canal builders struggled with rocks. Without maps or geological surveys, construction often relied on guesswork. The Kennet and Avon had more than its fair share of problems. William Smith, a surveyor working on the connecting Somerset Coal Canal, discovered a way of ordering layers of rocks. He eventually created the first geological map of England and Wales - the so-called 'map that changed the world'.

In the first of two special walks celebrating the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway walks in Dylan's footsteps around his home town of Swansea. With his guide, actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive. He then walks through the city's beautiful parks and down to the seafront before visiting some of Dylan's haunts in later life. Derek even gets to end his walk with a pint! He then heads west to the Llansteffan Peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the beautiful countryside which was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They visit his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for Dylan's poem Fernhill, before dropping down to the stunning Three Rivers estuary where the Taf, Tywi and Gwendraeth meet.

In the first of two special walks celebrating the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway walks in Dylan's footsteps around his home town of Swansea. With his guide, actor Adrian Metcalfe, Derek sets off from Dylan's childhood home on Cwmdonkin Drive. He then walks through the city's beautiful parks and down to the seafront before visiting some of Dylan's haunts in later life. Derek even gets to end his walk with a pint! He then heads west to the Llansteffan Peninsula where his guide, artist Osi Rhys Osmond, leads him through the beautiful countryside which was home to many of Dylan's relatives. They visit his aunt's farm, which would provide the inspiration for Dylan's poem Fernhill, before dropping down to the stunning Three Rivers estuary where the Taf, Tywi and Gwendraeth meet.

The car has shrunk our world, increased personal freedom and expanded our horizons. However, there is a flip side. Fumes from car exhausts have harmed the quality of the air we breathe, all the while presenting far more conventional implications for road safety. Horizon explores a world where cars can drive themselves safely and looks into the artificial intelligence required to make it possible. Peering into the implications of a future driverless world, Horizon also investigates the ethics of driverless car crashes and the impact of the technology on jobs.

The car has shrunk our world, increased personal freedom and expanded our horizons. However, there is a flip side. Fumes from car exhausts have harmed the quality of the air we breathe, all the while presenting far more conventional implications for road safety. Horizon explores a world where cars can drive themselves safely and looks into the artificial intelligence required to make it possible. Peering into the implications of a future driverless world, Horizon also investigates the ethics of driverless car crashes and the impact of the technology on jobs.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish struggles with maths homework and wants to give up. Rosa encourages her and tempts her with a pie after her homework is complete. With pie motivation, Tish and Tash battle through maths jail, working out numerous maths problems. Finally, after her jailbreak, Tish enjoys her pie while Rosa tests her maths. Eventually, they notice that Bobby has eaten the rest of the pie when they were distracted.

Bing has a brand new Hoppity Voosh lunch box and Pando has the exact same one - match! At first it's fun to match, but things turn sour when Bing and Pando mix up their lunch boxes and end up with the wrong lunch.

Po finds a teddy bear in Teletubbyland. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po excitedly show the teddy to the Tiddlytubbies and they all love it very much.

Tee's a growing monkey and is getting quite heavy, however some days he just wants to be carried - all day.

Supertato is delighted when Evil Pea comes to his birthday party, but Carrot is suspicious. Soon Evil Pea unleashes the Mini Peas, who try to steal Supertato’s birthday present.

Bing is waiting to sit in the fire engine at the park. Pando and Sula both get a turn, but when it is Bing's go there is an emergency and the fire engine has to leave! Flop, Amma, Sula and Bing walk to Bing's house for carroty bagels and Bing's 'Fabulous Fire Engine Facts' book. But outside the neighbour's house is the fire engine! Arlo is stuck on the roof, and Bing has to help him get down.

Mojo and Bo need to get Felix, Dot and Nan’s giant pie across the lake at once. But Felix wants the pie, and Dot wants Felix. It will take some creative puzzle-solving.

What's Hot. The Squirrels build a bug home, the Penguins tell us what's hot, and Norrie sings a song. Also in HD. [S,AD.

Billy and the Sillies get our toes tapping right from the start in this episode. First, we go to the chicken hospital for the next instalment of The Agony and Eggstacy, then the Squirrels build a lovely house out of bricks for bugs. It’s Norrie’s moment to shine when Little Egg asks her a simple question: does she like to sing? The next question is from Caterpillar to Betty. Finally, penguins explode on to the screen and tell us what’s hot and what’s not.

Duggee is working on an inventory of the clubhouse's supplies to plan for the future. The Squirrels wonder what the future is like - will Enid still be a cat? Could the clubhouse be in space? Luckily, Duggee has his Future Badge and many theories about the answers to their questions. The Squirrels are transported to a very different-looking future clubhouse, with a very different-sounding robot Duggee! The Squirrels are delighted with some of the things this future has to offer: talking teddy bears, ballgames with jetpacks, the strange plant-creatures of future gardening and future food, which can transform into whatever you want to eat. However, they are less impressed with future nap time, which is a bit too 'efficient' for their liking. So Duggee transports them back to the familiar old clubhouse they all know and love.

The kids are delivering mud pizzas to the grown-ups, but their pedal car keeps breaking.

Bluey is playing circus with her friends but Hercules wants to play his game instead.

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

Animated series. When Peter and Nutkin's pine cone bowling rivalry gets out of hand it leads to big trouble..

The Octonauts help when they discover melting permafrost endangering an ecosystem.

It’s an exciting day in Numberland! Five is having a fantastic fruit festival. The Numberblock friends help deliver the fruit, but Five isn’t sure how much of each fruit she will need. Will she need lots of apples? Maybe she won’t need many pears? Luckily, Four has a solution. He shows the friends how to use a pictogram that will help them work out exactly what she needs.

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. O has fun doubling up and making new and different oo sounds in the words moon, foot and boot. He even gets to hoot like an owl.

The Noggle is landing, there must be a Tiny Wonder to explore. The Nogglins discover a tangly place. Itty wants to climb the highest. How will she get everyone back down again.

Love Monster is partnered with Bad Idea Puppy for the three-legged race.

Bella and Lift enjoy making funny honk noises with tubes! Together, they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy finds some terrific tubes in her web that are perfect for making music in Tincy’s Tubey Band. Kingsley and Queenie have fun in the Fortress of Fun by playing a game of ‘Big Bunny, Little Bunny’. In Boxtropolis, Sketch makes fearsome Tubey Dragons with the Playtimers - hear them roar.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Kiwi performing Do the Kiwi Dance - if he manages to find someone to interview him first.

'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.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘sheep’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different sheep – a white sheep, a baa-ing sheep, a leaping sheep and a noodle sheep! Dee meets some baby sheep, a snoring sleeping sheep and a flock of shake-it-sheep! 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 decides she is going to France with Elodie and gets packing.

While playing ball, Keith and Rebecca think they’ve broken Fred’s beloved grandfather clock. Panicked, they call the Piggy Builders to fix it before he finds out - only to discover that Wilf was the real culprit all along.

The Twirlywoos watch an artist make his clay sculpture's head smaller. The Twirlywoos then have a go and make the whole sculpture smaller and smaller until it is smaller than the Twirlywoos! The Twirlywoos are visited by the Piece of Paper. The Piece of Paper folds itself up smaller and smaller and smaller still! Peekaboo comes out of his hole to see what is going on and the Piece of Paper unfolds itself so that it covers Peekaboo.

Down on the river, Justin and his friends learn to paddle a bell boat and have a sing song. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble joins Fisherman Tumble by the water as they go duck spotting.

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.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Theo, River, Arthur, Reece, Luna 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! Giovanna has got a blue bib and blue sunglasses inside her bag. All the parents and babies have different blue toys and objects in their bags too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Parents, carers, and their little ones at home are encouraged to hide a safe, baby-appropriate blue object or toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, and then play with the items together! The traditional nursery rhyme Little Boy Blue features, as does a story about Baby Bear and Baby Tiger dressing up in blue things, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the colour blue too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy in a beautiful forest with her new friend Raffaella.

Maddie is at her Granny’s house, and she’s very bored. The only entertainment is the whistling sound from the old kettle! Where’s the adventure? Little does Maddie know that Granny gets up to all sorts of adventures on her magic disco train.

Dylan the firefighter wants to put out fires and do a big rescue. But when all the firefighters get stuck, who will rescue them.

Lou eats too much sugar and runs amok at a poetry recital.

Ginger aids a teething baby Cuke with an incessant sucking habit to get back to its herd.

While away camping, Bluey makes a new friend called Jean-Luc. Despite speaking different languages, they come up with a great game. Bluey is sad when Jean-Luc goes home unexpectedly but learns that even if friendships are fleeting they can still mean a lot.

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.

Dino accidentally gets sucked up into a tube. His friends have to go inside to find him.

It's dressing-up time, and Timmy dresses up as a doctor, but he won't take his costume off and insists on treating his classmates as patients. When a mysterious case of spots breaks out during art time, his friends turn to Doctor Timmy to find the cure.

In this episode, we follow Maun as he celebrates the Hindu festival of colour, Holi. Maun begins by going to the park with his family, where they visit a peacock and see its beautiful plumage. Afterwards, they head to the temple to decorate and make their own Rangoli powder out of rice and food colouring. Maun then helps his mum cook up some delicious treats in the kitchen. Once the treats are made, he and his family finish the day off by going to a huge Holi party, where there are traditional Hindu rituals and, of course, powder throwing! Join in and celebrate Holi with Maun and his family.

Brunsli biscuits are a traditional Swiss recipe that taste and smell very Christmassy. Tilly adds spices such as ground nutmeg to her chocolate biscuit dough, before cutting it into snowflake shapes. With the help of her sister, Tilly decorates her biscuits with a beautiful white icing. Tilly's table has lots of Christmas decorations on it as well as the traditional flower of Switzerland, edelweiss. Let's hope Tilly's friends enjoy the taste of the biscuits.

Holly wants to know all there is to know about wriggly earthworms! Ferne visits a worm farm and meets worm expert Ken, and they handle different species of UK worms. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy search the compost bin and the garden for worms and decide to build a wormery to make worm tea! Also, we find out why earthworms are so important to the planet by being amazing soil engineers.

Guide dog Kika and her owner Dr Amit are off to the Sticks 'n’ Stuff shop with Amit’s friend Alana, who is also blind, to help her buy a new white cane.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some brown bears as they eat their breakfast. Using their big claws, they go fishing for fruit. In the wild, these claws help them catch super slippery salmon. Next, they meet a hazel dormouse. This adorable, dinky character has a huge, fluffy tail that he can use like a scarf to wrap around himself to stay warm, but also to balance as he runs through high branches looking for food. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Waffle, Jess, Gramps and Angela help Pepper find a new owner by making a leaflet. Waffle tries to help Mrs Hobbs, too, but causes chaos. Waffle hopes Mrs Hobbs will adopt Pepper.

Oona and Baba help Mossy gather berries for a shrew crew feast.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The waltz is as easy as one, two, three when the Small Potatoes travel to Victorian-era Vienna.

Yukee and TapTap spend the night in a tent and are surprised to meet some beautiful, musical fireflies.

The Stick Badge. Animated preschool series. Duggee and the Squirrels are preparing to have a campfire. Duggee is getting it ready and needs the Squirrels to find sticks. Also in HD. [S,AD.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'cup', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different cups and explore how they look and what they do. We see a pink cup, a sippy cup and even a drippy cup full of Dee's paint! We enjoy a flower cup, a flutter cup and a cute little cup full of bubbles. 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.

Friendly Fours' Beach Day. Let's head to the beach and learn how to count in fours with Numberblocks Four to Forty. Also in HD. [S.

A simple skipping game turns into a night at the circus as I, G and H find themselves high up on a tightrope, with thrills and spills as they try to find the right way to get back down. This episode introduces the '-igh-' trigraph and the words tight, net, tent, high, light, night, right and fright.

Justin has lots of springtime fun with his friends as they visit a farm. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is very busy spring cleaning the house for Aunt Polly.

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

Patchwork Seahorse has a problem: all of his water is dripping down a hole! Can Monkey find a way to help him.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa is waiting for the beautiful bell flowers to open, but can he sit still long enough to see one.

Piper loves to play! But when the Trainees are given a job to do, playtime is cut short. Can Wilson, Koko and Brewster get Piper to put a pause on playtime in order to make their delivery to Safari Park.

Keith Fitt demonstrates his karate skills. Lots of cheeky animals make a big splash when Will Barrow fills up a birdbath in the garden. Roving reporter Gail Force places the final card on an enormous house of cards. Clumsy DIY enthusiast DIY Dan builds a bike shed but the finished result doesn't quite measure up. The Lost Pirate is sailing the high seas at the wheel of his ship, or is that a bike? Things get a bit rough in the studio for Arthur Sleep when he gives an important warning about stormy seas. Dina Lady's got a recipe for the perfect Fisherman's Pie in Bake Me a Star. Some funny noises make it tricky for Storybook Stan to read his book about the sounds of the sea. Plus jokes from the Gigglekids, and knock knock jokes and funny dancing in Silly Time.

Grace shows off three amazing machines that all help us build things! She hammers in concrete foundations with a pile driving rig, and then she shows off an unusual pedestal crane before driving an electric mini dumpster.

The Game Catchers arrive on Recycling Planet to play ball in the hole, but first they must find the perfect space. Along with some locals, they clear the nearby beach and learn about sorting waste.

It's just a normal day at the clubhouse, the Squirrels are all busy playing. Duggee is doing a spot of washing. Is that a wizard's hat, Duggee? Woof, how curious! He even has a wand too. The Squirrels are looking at a bird on Happy's nose. 'Where have you come from, little bird?' Baa! Did she just Baa like a sheep? Yes, she did. Then the Squirrels start talking to each other in the wrong voices (was that really Betty yelling like Roly? Why is Tag saying 'splash' like Happy?). It's clear something has gone awry. Don't worry, Duggee has his voice badge. He knows what to do.

Daphne is upset when her sparkly clip-on earrings start to hurt her ears.

Corn is sick and tired of Evil Pea’s plans failing because she’s always boasting about them. When Evil Pea accidentally gets stuck in a block of ice, Corn takes the opportunity to take over and become Evil Corn. After confronting Supertato, Corn plans to cover the supermarket in butter. Evil Pea and Supertato work together to stop her, and Evil Pea knows what Corn’s weakness will be – boasting! At the top of Cereal Mountain, Supertato gets Corn to boast about her evil plan, while Evil Pea butters Corn to the side of the mountain.

The Ducklings transfer Weasy's mind into the body of a snail - what could go wrong.

Preston is in costume as everyone’s favourite character, Dewey Dragon, but he isn't ready for how demanding Dewey’s fans are. Mojo and Bo need to help him escape the crowd.

The kids are delivering mud pizzas to the grown-ups, but their pedal car keeps breaking.

Bluey must find a way to play postman and the ground's lava without squabbling with Bingo.

Nugget arranges an ice-sculpting event, but only Flutter turns up. However, when his tongue gets accidentally stuck to the ice, it takes the whole colony to solve the problem.

When a weaver ant nest arrives damaged, Andy must stick it back together - but how? He jets off in his safari-mobile to Australia, discovering how weaver ants build their nests and what they use to stick the leaves together. Will Andy succeed? And will he get back to Safari World before Mr Hammond notices the other nest was destroyed.

Waffle is at Mrs Hobbs’ house until the Brooklyn-Bells return from holiday. He acts like a cat to please her and helpfully washes up his bowl, but accidentally leaves the taps on.

Rafi and Finn find a lost baby sparrow in the park. Wanting to help, Rafi wishes she could talk to animals. Suddenly, ants, squirrels and Teacup the dog begin to chatter at once, making things more confusing! Rafi realises that listening can be more important than talking. She and Finn close their eyes and hear the sparrow’s mummy calling. Guided by the sound, they find the nest and reunite the chick with its family.

When JoJo can’t find a new Captain Chloe book to read, Terrence suggests that she has a look in a different area of the library – the poetry section. JoJo finds an interesting pirate poetry book and reads it with Gran Gran. Later at the shop, Jared tells JoJo he likes poetry too, but the poetry he writes is a bit different - it’s called rap. With Gran Gran on beatbox, Jared performs his own rap. Gran Gran has a plan for her and JoJo to make up their own poem, inspired by what they see out and about in their local community.

Animation for preschool children. Sarah is keen to complete her sticker album, so sets off to see if her friends can help with her collection.

A special star passes over the planet and as it does, the star roses bloom. The star appears, but where are the roses? Could their absence have anything to do with the Skymoos that Tiny and Small hear on the other side of the planet.

MeMo and BaBa measure things that are bigger and smaller. A ladybird is much smaller than MeMo and BaBa. At Play Time, they choose a magnifier and use it to look at the ladybird. The ladybird looks much bigger! They show the magnifier to the Yummies and use it to look at their snack. The tiny pea looks enormous. On the Lullaby Lake, they don’t need anything to make Elewhale look bigger.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. The Pontipines count to three. Makka Pakka's trumpet makes a funny noise. There is something wrong with it. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy visit Makka Pakka and help him discover a stone stuck in his trumpet. Makka Pakka gives Upsy Daisy the stone as a present, and everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Sam Ryder sings a special Bedtime Story about showing your true colours and being proud of who you are.

Liz McIvor tells the story of the early canal builders who struggled with the rugged terrain of England's Pennine hills. Creating a network of canals in this landscape was an uphill challenge - sometimes literally! But connecting the powerhouses of Yorkshire and Lancashire was a great prize at the time of the industrial revolution. What should the engineers do? Should they build over, under or around the hills? Who succeeded, and who struggled.

In the second of his two special Dylan's Walks programmes, which celebrate the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway travels to the seaside town of New Quay on Cardigan Bay, where Dylan and his wife Caitlin lived during the war. Derek's hitting the Dylan Thomas trail with his guide Jeff Towns to find out why their time here was so dramatic and how it inspired Dylan to write some of his greatest work. Derek's final walk takes him to Laugharne to visit some iconic Dylan Thomas sites with Hannah Ellis, Dylan and Caitlin's granddaughter. She tells Derek how important Laugharne was to her grandparents and how much it still means to them as a family. Derek ends his walk in great Dylan fashion with a sing-song and a pint at Brown's Hotel.

Technical developments are enabling us to see the world of plants in ever greater detail, giving us insights into their remarkable abilities to adapt and survive.

Wildlife documentary. The touching story of a giant otter cub called Sancho who was rescued and is being raised by Brazilian naturalist Carolina Vargas.

Documentary series. Explorer Bruce Parry treks into the jungles of Sarawak, Borneo, in search of the last nomadic Penan. The Penan are hunter-gatherers whose forest home is in the process of being cut down around them and whose traditional way of life is about to disappear forever.

Bernard Hill remembers Boys from the Blackstuff, Alan Bleasdale’s iconic drama, which was once described as ‘TV’s most complete dramatic response to the Thatcher era’. Hill’s performance as Yosser Hughes, with his ‘Gizza job’ catchphrase, captured the public’s imagination in a way that few roles have since. Here he looks back on how he got the part, why it struck such a chord, and what audiences should take from ‘Blackstuff’ today.

Alan Bleasdale's acclaimed drama series - following on from his play The Black Stuff - is an astute social commentary about life in recession-hit Britain in the Thatcher era. Chrissie, Dixie, Yosser, Loggo and George sign on at the benefit office before heading off for some short-term work for the builder Malloy. The conversion job turns out to be the future new offices of the DHSS. Unfortunately, DHSS officials Moss and Lawton suspect their scam and are determined to catch them in the act. Ineptitude on several sides, however, leads to tragedy.

Alan Bleasdale's acclaimed drama series, an astute social commentary about life in recession-hit Britain in the Thatcher era. Chrissie and his wife Angie are driven to despair by money problems and hounding by the Department of Employment investigators.

WARNING : show starts before 00:55!! Alan Bleasdale's acclaimed drama series, an astute social commentary about life in recession-hit Britain in the Thatcher era. Chrissie and his wife Angie are driven to despair by money problems and hounding by the Department of Employment investigators.

Documentary series. Explorer Bruce Parry treks into the jungles of Sarawak, Borneo, in search of the last nomadic Penan. The Penan are hunter-gatherers whose forest home is in the process of being cut down around them and whose traditional way of life is about to disappear forever.

Liz McIvor tells the story of the early canal builders who struggled with the rugged terrain of England's Pennine hills. Creating a network of canals in this landscape was an uphill challenge - sometimes literally! But connecting the powerhouses of Yorkshire and Lancashire was a great prize at the time of the industrial revolution. What should the engineers do? Should they build over, under or around the hills? Who succeeded, and who struggled.

In the second of his two special Dylan's Walks programmes, which celebrate the centenary of Dylan Thomas's birth, Derek Brockway travels to the seaside town of New Quay on Cardigan Bay, where Dylan and his wife Caitlin lived during the war. Derek's hitting the Dylan Thomas trail with his guide Jeff Towns to find out why their time here was so dramatic and how it inspired Dylan to write some of his greatest work. Derek's final walk takes him to Laugharne to visit some iconic Dylan Thomas sites with Hannah Ellis, Dylan and Caitlin's granddaughter. She tells Derek how important Laugharne was to her grandparents and how much it still means to them as a family. Derek ends his walk in great Dylan fashion with a sing-song and a pint at Brown's Hotel.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Just as Tish is due to meet her mum at the end of a library trip, she realises she needs help finding a book about pyramids. Acting as chief archaeologists, Tish and Tash follow hieroglyphic maps and encounter numerous booby traps on their quest to find the book. Tish finally grabs the book from its shelf and slides out of the tomb just in time to meet Rosa and go home.

Coco is staying at Bing's house for a sleepover for the first time, and it's not long before the differences in their bedtime routines emerge. Coco has brought her collection of rainbow fairy mice with her, one of whom has a special trick that can only be seen in the dark. As soon as the light goes out Bing panics - he is frightened of the dark.

Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po pick delicious green beans. The Noo-noo puts the beans into the Tubby Custard Machine and out comes tasty, green tubby custard.

When it comes to staying up late, Tee will try everything he can to prolong going to bed.

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

Bing and Coco want to read Charlie a story. Bing wants to read Biteysaurus's Big Book of Dinosaurs, and Coco wants to read The Rainbow Fairy Mice and the Disappointed Dragon. Bing's book is first, but when Coco tries to bring the Rainbow Fairy Mice into the story, Bing is frustrated – that's not how it goes! But Flop shows Bing how they can combine the two tales together.

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.

It’s a right royal do today, as we are introduced by King Tiger himself, along with a Jelly Belly dancer who doesn’t say much but instead expresses themselves through the medium of wobbling. We start by joining Tag in the kitchen, who wants a snack, then it’s time for the first question of the day from a bunny: why does Nigel Crab not say anything? Little Bug and Bear have questions too. At juice time, Happy can’t help noticing something different about Norrie. She's had a haircut and talks about the very first time she went to the hairdresser. There’s a tooting good dot-to-dot featuring our favourite elephant, and then it’s Enid’s time to shine in a musical caper.

It's a busy day at the clubhouse! The Squirrels are doing everything - reading, drawing, watering plants, running, dancing, making things, splashing in water and much more. They're so busy that they tire themselves out, so Duggee suggests they have a break and listen to a story with milk and cookies. Good idea, Duggee. He reads the Squirrels a story about Cookie the dog. It's a simple little story... that is, until the Squirrels join in with their ideas.

Bluey and Mum race to escape an angry shopkeeper in their game of driving.

Pleasing Big Fish class instructor Margaret is proving difficult for Mum, Dad and Bingo.

It’s a rainy day and the team are stuck inside, so Foz reads them his favourite book: Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. The Go Jetters imagine they are characters from the story as they listen to a tale of travel by train, boat and even elephant. Will 'Phileas Foz' and his friends make the trip in time.

Animated series. When Peter hears about his father's greatest ever heist, he embarks on some high-risk highway robbery - Mr McGregor's entire wheelbarrow of potatoes on its way to market.

When a rainstorm surges, the Octonauts contend with an oncoming mudslide.

The Numberblocks have so many fun ideas, how can they choose what to do next? Build a pirate ship or a rocket? Play stampolines, or maybe have a picnic? Ten suggests that they all vote... but what is a vote? Ten explains how it works, and the Numberblock friends have fun choosing together.

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. Letters A and I pair up to make the new and exciting sound AI, but will it help them on their journey.

The Noggle is landing, there must be a Tiny Wonder to explore. The Nogglins discover a racetrack in the garden. Fidd wants to win, but which way is the fastest.

It’s Favourite Library Book Day, but when Love Monster goes to show Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny and Elder Kitten his favourite book he borrowed from Book Cub, he can’t find it! What is he going to tell Book Cub? Elder Kitten's favourite book, Furlock Holmes, inspires Love Monster and Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny to play detective and search all over Fluffytown for the missing book.

It’s a hot day in Playtime Towers, so Bella helps Lift cool down with her flappy paper fan. This inspires Sketch to make flop-and-fold flutterby butterflies in Boxtropolis. In the Ice Disco, Hettie has a paper fan that’s perfect for the flap dance. Patch has a paper fan too, and it reminds him of the Wowee Peacocks' beautiful tail feathers, the perfect inspiration for his Fruity Fantails.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Gooseberry singing a song about everything you have to do to become a Gooseberry Club member.

'Sula likes her easy peasy pasta one way and I like mine another way, but that's OK, you can eat it any way you like.' Bing and Sula help Amma to get lunch ready. Bing watches yummy peas and delicious carrots go into the pot, but when lunch is served they're all mixed up together and Bing doesn't like it. Amma finds Bing an unmixing spoon so that Bing can enjoy his lunch just the way he likes it.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘cheese’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is full of cheese – a yellow cheese, a triangle cheese, some sandwich cheese and a squeaky cheese. Dee eats some tasty cheese, smells stinky cheese, sprinkles cheese and meets some chatty cheese. 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 has trouble finding a new book she enjoys as much as her last one.

The Piggies are called to find Fred’s lost book, but his bookshelf collapses when they arrive! The Piggies split up: Charlie and Cornelia repair the shelf, while Cesar searches with neighbours... who end up giving them even more books to organise.

The Twirlywoos watch a man polish a suit of armour. As he is polishing, the man drops the cloth inside the suit of armour. He cannot reach it and goes off to get another cloth, taking the helmet with him. Great BigHoo manages to fall inside the armour and Toodloo jumps in after him - Chickedy and Chick soon follow! What fun will the Twirlywoos have in the suit of armour? Back inside The Big Red Boat, The Box comes to visit the Twirlywoos. There are strange noises coming from the open box. Chickedy and Chick jump inside to investigate. Great BigHoo and Toodloo join them inside too. The Box suddenly jumps about and The Twirlywoos all leap out but there is still a strange noise coming from The Box. What could it be.

Justin and a friend make a space rocket and play mini golf. Meanwhile, Lord Tumble attempts to teach Mr Tumble how to play golf, but things don't quite go to plan.

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.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome little ones Araiya, Oakley, Tommy, Sullivan, Samaa 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! Nigel has a book inside his bag. All the parents and babies have books with different words and pictures too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby-appropriate book inside a fabric bag or pillowcase to explore with their baby. Some viewers at home show how they’ve been reading books and sharing stories too. The nursery rhyme This Is the Way We Read a Book features, as does a story about Baby Bear’s favourite book. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Zakariyya at the library for a game of I-spy.

Triggs has lost his woof and needs to visit the vet. Maddie feels a little scared for her buddy, her song just doesn’t sound right without him. But luckily, a new friend and his enormous collection of animals reassures her that everything will be okay.

Dylan the librarian wants to host story time at his library, but the book he wants to read gets damaged. He has to get creative.

Moa’s chick is reluctant to emerge from her egg, so Kiri sings an encouraging song.

Ginger is leading the baby Pea-Rexes home through a shortcut and gets lost.

Bingo and Bluey have five minutes to bed, which is just enough time to race to the summit of Mount Mumandad. Facing powerful storms, avalanches and stinky spots will take teamwork.

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

The 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.

Harriet shows the class how to make cookies, and Timmy decides to make one bigger than all the other cookies put together. He then decorates it as a football and spends the day trying to protect it from being trodden on, eaten or broken.

Freddie and Mum paint colourful dinosaur eggs and organise a tricky treasure hunt for brother George. Will George use his dino knowledge to find all of the hidden eggs and dinosaurs? Later, the boys pretend to be pirates and go in search of another type of treasure. Aboard their pirate ships, they race across a vast boating lake. But who will make it back to shore first? And will they find the pirates' gold coins.

Lola's making a traditional Spanish dish called empanadas for her friends. Lola begins by rolling out two pieces of pizza dough into big circles. She cooks one in the oven. Will Lola's friends find the empanadas tasty? Will they guess her special ingredient? There's a very exciting Spanish surprise waiting for her friends while they enjoy their meal.

Ezra discovers lots of interesting facts about crabs! Rory and his son Sandy take a trip to the seaside to look in rock pools for crabs. Ferne meets a crab with no shell of its own at the aquarium. Also, we find out how important crabs are to the environment as they act as little litter pickers of the seabed.

Therapy dog Toffee and his owner, Helen, are on a mission to help their new neighbours, Kayla the vet and her daughter Tilly, on moving-in day.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head into the jungle enclosure to meet some tuataras. These incredible lizards have been around since the time of the dinosaurs. They are one of the slowest growing reptiles in the world and can live to be 100 years old. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Eti, a burrowing owl. These tiny owls live in the deserts and grasslands of North and South America, where there are very few trees. So, unlike other owls, they live underground in burrows. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

One evening in the Pages’ house, Wilf is shocked to realise that his favourite bedtime book has gone missing, and he won’t be able to sleep without it! They quickly discover that Wilma has accidentally loaned the book to Biff whilst playing in their magic library. When Mrs Page goes on a messy night-time hunt next door, it’s up to Wilma to use her skills as the magic librarian to weave a brand new tale to soothe Wilf to sleep. Wilma learns a thing or two about being a responsible big sister, and Wilf learns that perhaps he doesn’t need his favourite book after all.

Oona makes her first night-time trip to the sea – all on her own.

A song all about the joys and magic of reading.

Yukee’s bouncing ball sets off a musical chain of events without anyone saying a word.

Animated preschool series. Duggee and the Squirrels are out doing a bit of sailing. There's so much to see! When Tag starts to feel a little bit seasick, Duggee suggests they stop at the island for a spot of lunch. But where's all the food? The picnic basket is empty, everything is still on board and the boat is drifting out to sea! Thank goodness Duggee has his island badge. He knows what to do.

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.

It’s showtime with the Family of Fives’ All-star Line-up. But when half of the performers get stranded, it’s up to Five to Twenty-five to discover how to make Thirty to Fifty.

OO and friends discover a talking book, some missing words and a pile of letters - can they put the story of Little Red Riding Hood back together? This episode introduces the '-oo-' digraph and the words book, hood, cool, moon, woof, good, boot, cook and food.

Today, Justin and his friend go to the library and finish their day with a treat in the library cafe. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble uses his imagination by playing 'library' with the toys.

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

Patchwork Tarsier has a problem: he wants someone to sing him a lullaby, but the Patchwork Pals keep on running away as soon as he comes by! How will he ever fall asleep like this.

Stop-frame animated series featuring Raa Raa and his friends, who solve very noisy mysteries in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Topsy is going to read Zebby a naptime story. Raa Raa wants to make the noises to go with the story. But they are all too loud and poor Zebby can't get to sleep. Can Raa Raa find any quiet sleepy noises in the Jingly Jangly Jungle.

Koko gets a hydraulic power booster upgrade to make her super strong. Her newfound strength brings disastrous consequences for Chuggington.

Everybody's getting in the holiday mood. Accident-prone Gail Force causes chaos in a series of reports from Little Bottom campsite. Dan Step struggles to do a tap dance with a heavy suitcase and Professor Muddles has invented an alternative way to go on holiday, a teleporting hat. Keith Fitt takes some time out at the athletics track, and things get messy for Storybook Stan when he reads a story about a sunny tropical island. Arthur Sleep's got some gardening tips for viewers. Rapids Johnson has put on his best holiday shirt and is on the trail of the Holiday Bear. Plus jokes from the Gigglekids and knock knock jokes and funny dancing in Silly Time.

In this episode, Maddie find out about books! First, she visits a library to learn how all the different types of books are stored in different sections. Then she uses her special cameras to show how the librarian helps us find a book in the library. We see how the books are sorted so that they all go back in the right place. Next, Maddie goes to a factory where books are made. She finds out how books start out as a big sheet of blank paper. Maddie shows us how this paper is printed with ink using a press and she finds out how the book pages are stitched together using a very fast machine with a needle and thread. She uses her special slow-motion camera to show us how each page of a book is made by being sucked up and folded in a special way.

After landing on the Bioluminescent Planet, the Game Catchers accidentally switch colours. The locals teach them to play shoot the right colour, but first they have to return to normal.

When the Squirrels can’t figure out if fish have noses, Duggee shows them his library. But when the Squirrels realise no-one is visiting it, they have an idea. A mobile library! The Squirrels set off with Duggee. Along the way, they help Tino find his creativity, King Tiger figure out his favourite ice cream flavour and Worm find her love of fantasy. The Squirrels learn just how helpful and informative a library can be.

Sunny is writing a book about his favourite vet, but first he needs to ask her questions. Vida lets Sunny tag along on a day of house calls, so she can tell him everything he wants to know – in song.