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The adventures of magical Baby Jake and friends. Baby Jake and Pengy Quin go on a snowy adventure and play tummy sliding.

Tish is at Tobby’s birthday party along with her friends Cori and Jeffy. Tobby's main present is a big box of building blocks. Tish suggests they build a castle, and everyone agrees… apart from Tobby. The friends have so much fun building a castle, Tobby gets left out. After the castle is built, they realise he has gone missing, so Tish leaves to find Tobby. She apologises to him, and the friends rebuild the castle into a train station.

Sula, Pando, Flop and Padget all have a knack, a special thing that only they can do. Bing is frustrated when all his own knacks are easy for everyone else to do too. When Pando accidentally hurts Bing's ear, they are all in for a surprise, as Bing discovers he does have a knack that no-one else can do.

Glitch has attached huge rocket boosters to Grim HQ in an attempt to become the first Grandmaster in space. As he thunders up into the night sky, it looks like he may actually do it this time. Then the boosters splutter to a stop and he crashes back to Earth. Glitch clambers to his feet amongst the wreckage of Grim HQ and demands the Grimbots find him another spaceship. Meanwhile, the Go Jetters arrive at the Seattle Space Needle, a huge spire with a futuristic viewing platform made to look like a flying saucer. Suddenly the ground begins to shake. Kyan thinks it's his stomach, Xuli thinks it's an earthquake, but Foz spots the real cause - Glitch has attached four of his huge rockets to the saucer to turn the Space Needle into a spaceship.

Po makes lots of silly, funny sounds with the levers and buttons in Home Dome and then the Tubby Phone rings for a silly Tubby Phone Dance. The Teletubbies enjoy watching children visit a farm and copying the sounds they hear.

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

Love Monster clears out his attic for a bring-and-swap event, but he can’t let his old things go until Elder Panda helps him realise that others might be able to use them every day.

Preschool animation. Tee wakes up super-early and wants to play immediately. Mo wonders how much zooming is needed before everybody needs a nap.

Supertato, Carrot and Tomato are making friendship bracelets in the craft aisle, but this gives Evil Pea the crafty idea of making a monster costume to scare them all out of the supermarket. With herself and the Corn Cobs stacked on top of each other, they initially get the veggies to run away. Supertato wonders if the monster is just looking for a new friend, so he chases after it! When one of the arms falls off the monster, the Tato Team realise it’s just someone in a costume. They find out it was Evil Pea all along.

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

Sula and Bing are camping in Bing's garden in order to see the stars and the moon. As Flop goes back for Hoppity, night-time noises seep from the dark garden, spooking Bing. Then, a scary shape on the tent terrifies him. They go inside, but the monster has followed them in! Bing and Sula discover that Flop is the monster. So they go back outside, where the billion, zillion stars and a huge moon are waiting for them.

Brewster gets himself in a jam when he accidentally takes credit for Rosa's work.

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.

Ginger releases baby Coconutdons into the jungle, realising they needed to be contained.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the bagpipe-playing Chilli Peppers, melting Kiwi backstage and performing their song We’re Chilli When It’s Hot!

Supertato shows the Grape Kids how to camp Supertato-style, but Evil Pea arrives and wows them with her ice camping. Before long, the Grape Kids need to be rescued by Supertato.

The Squirrels are playing outside. Roly is digging in the garden when his spade suddenly hits something. It's a key. But what does it do? Duggee has his key badge and says they can find out through trial and error. The Squirrels go on an adventure to work out what the key opens and what could be inside.

Mum and the kids set up a backyard obstacle course just for fun, but Dad wants to race.

Bing finds his old baby shoes. They are much too small for Bing now, but Coco loves them and so does baby Charlie. When they fit Charlie, Bing has a hard time letting them go to a new home until Charlie's first steps help Bing to realise they will be more use to someone whose feet are the right size.

Bing and Sula are performing a puppet show for Flop, Amma and Pando when Coco and Charlie arrive. Coco wants to join in with her Rainbow Fairy Mice. Sula tells a frustrated Bing that you have to be loud when you do a show. But Bing is a little too loud, and when Coco joins the show, Bing's loud Biteysaurus isn't welcome, as he is hurting Sula’s ears.

Dad refuses to be late, but the girls quickly derail his plan with their games.

Grandmaster Glitch is drilling into the ground below the ocean near Academy Island, looking for bubbly mud that is heated up by an underground volcano. Back at the Academy, the Go Jetters have been monitoring the underground volcano and discover that it is showing more activity than usual. This is because Glitch has been drilling into it, and it could mean that the volcano is going to erupt.

It’s bridge building time! The Squirrels help a quarreling group of Gerbils sort out their longstanding disagreement.

After breaking the Chickens' TV aerial during the finale of their favourite soap opera, the Squirrels take it upon themselves to recreate the final episode for them. But will their performance impress the grumpy Chickens.

Tired of being constantly humiliated, the predators devise a plan that will get rid of that pesky Peter Rabbit once and for all, if they can work together long enough to pull it off.

Animated adventure comedy series. How will the Go Jetters retrieve Xuli's treasured 'Academy Ace' flying trophy from Caernarfon Castle.

When a termite colony gets sucked into an aardvark’s nose, the Octos head to the rescue.

When Peter forgets to get his mother a present for Mother's Day, his hurried attempts to put things right lead to adventure.

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.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts try to pull Peso out of an oceanic trench and get some help from a strange-looking creature with a see-through head: a spookfish.

Alphablock M wants to help a little bug catch up with its family as they march through a wood. To try to slow the leaders down, the Alphablocks make a BUMP, TILT a branch and persuade them to REST in beds. The little bug nearly catches up, but then jumps into bed too. The Alphablocks use the WIND to blow it after the others. By now, the family is floating across a stream on leaves. Luckily, a bulrush can BEND to make a bridge for the little bug to cross and arrive before the others.

Look out, it's coming for our quads! In the colossal Quadzilla Challenge, we do peekaboos, knee smashers and kickers. Our last stand against the giant Quadzilla is the Activate! Get those quads ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

A rockslide blocks Ted the bus and his passengers in a mountain pass. Mojo’s mighty dozer top will make short work of those rocks... if Mojo and Bo can work together.

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.

Elvis refuses to play football after his lucky, stinky socks are washed. Evie B leads the hunt for the smelliest smell in the Den so they can make the socks stinky again.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Leek, who won’t let anything, not even the chilly conditions backstage, stop him from singing his song Can’t Hold Me Down.

Maddie meets Dominic to get ready for the day, sharing some cereal and brushing her teeth. Sorting out old toys makes Mr Tumble feel sleepy. There's a jumble sale in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words cereal, toothbrush and sleepy.

Bing gets all his favourite games out to play with Charlie, but when Charlie arrives he doesn't want to play any of them. Bing is upset until Flop suggests they watch to see what Charlie does want to do. Charlie heads straight for the kitchen - where he and Bing both have a great time making music with pots and pans.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘bubble’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see bubbles of all shapes and sizes – big bubbles, tiny bubbles, shiny bubbles and rainbow bubbles. We pop bubbles, try to catch bubbles, blow bubbles and even meet some bouncing 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.

Barnaby gets upset when he can't contribute to Lu's silly soup.

The Piggies are building a place for the Fine Forest community. Wilf is supposed to help but naps instead - so the building falls down! Rebuilding seems impossible, but what if everyone pitches in.

When Bluey and Bingo are unable to grab a prize on a magic claw machine, Mum and Dad create their own version at home. But Dad isn't about to make winning easy.

During a friendly game of neighbourhood cricket, the dads struggle to bowl Rusty out.

The Twirlywoos are at an ice rink where they watch a young girl practising a routine where she twirls around. The girl leaves the ice, and the Twirlywoos can't resist having a go themselves, but when they get on the ice and try to twirl they find it's trickier than it looks! The Box visits the boat. It has a grass skirt inside which causes the wearer to twirl around. Each one of the Twirlywoos wears the skirt and is twirled around by it. It then lands on Toodloo who performs a twirling routine, twirling faster and faster. Toodloo looks like a spinning top and careers around the boat out of control - past Peekaboo, who gets spun around! Toodloo twirls around very quickly and is lifted up off the ground and out of the top of the boat! The grass skirt flies off and Toodloo drops back down, landing with the other Twirlywoos.

Duggee arranges for the Squirrels to write to some pen pals, helping them to learn all about life in far away places, earning their Pen Pal badges and making some new friends in the process.

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

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

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.

Dad's favourite record won't play anymore, so Cosima and Big Lizard secretly plan to learn the song and surprise him. However, they have trouble recruiting a drummer.

Preschool series. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po do a roundy round dance and watch children in Tummy Tales ride a carousel which goes round and round too.

When Ginger gets a nasty tummy ache, the Pea-Rexes have to find a special soothing herb.

Grandmaster Glitch is late for the European Moustache of the Year award ceremony, and even worse, he's broken down! The Grimbots are on hand to recommend a shortcut: the Panama Canal, a man-made passage that provides a gateway between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Meanwhile, the Go Jetters are also heading to the Panama Canal to see its huge watery steps in action, but they arrive to find honking ships' horns and a huge traffic jam - it's all been glitched! In an attempt to jump the queue of ships, Glitch has jammed the canal doors open. Not only is the canal flooding and the other ships unable to get through, but Grim HQ and Grandmaster Glitch are sinking. With the Grimbots busy with their rubber ducks, it's down to the Go Jetters to save the day.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Reau, Arlo, Oliver, Elijah, Zuri 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 colourful sheets of sandpaper, and all the parents and little ones have different objects and toys that feel rough. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby-appropriate rough object or toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The nursery rhyme Michael Finnegan features, as does a story involving Baby Bear and Baby Tiger, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring rough things too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

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

Elsee plays I-spy with her friend Bailey in his back garden.

Zola is heroic. Aunt May's birthday balloon gets lost.

Maddie and Triggs are having a sleepover at Nana and Dadó's, and they have a whole list of things they want to do. But when the electricity suddenly goes out, the group are forced to think of other ways to entertain themselves. Do they really need electricity to have fun with their family.

Dylan the house painter wants to do a great job, but when the breeze kicks in, it's all brushes on deck.

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.

Periwinkle strays during a Bialowieza forest mission and discovers a rare European bison.

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

Myrtle has a conference, so Stanley becomes mayor for the day. Sophie and Benjamin are at hand to help.

When Bluey visits the markets with five bucks from the tooth fairy, the options are endless. But as she and Indy scour the stalls for the perfect purchase, spending it proves hard.

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.

The Cobs have finally had enough of Evil Pea’s ungratefulness and team up with Supertato.

Ben stayed up all night trying to talk to the EGG and keeps falling asleep during rescues.

The Game Catchers snack on some delicious local fruit... that makes them glow.

The class makes things out of scrap, and Timmy is proud of his splendid tractor, made using a cereal box, toilet roll and jam jar lids. As he parades it around the nursery, he finds his friends having problems with their make-and-dos. Will Timmy lend them his tractor parts to help out.

Andy travels back 220 million years to the time of placerias, a giant hippo-like reptile that roamed the earth alongside dinosaurs. His mission is to make a clay model of the head of a placerias to replace the one that broke back at the museum. Along the way he comes face to face with a hungry coelophysis, one of the earliest known dinosaurs, with placerias on the menu for lunch. The question is, will Andy succeed in time before the museum opens.

All rise for Queen Audrey! She plays a fun royal game and holds a special tea party for one of her favourite dolls. There are also lots of jewels and sparkles with some precious homemade necklaces. What will Mummy make of her glittery surprise? Later, the family heads out for a trip to the beach, where they have a splashing good time.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen is pretending to be Jiggly Cook, the jelly juggler. Small is worried that jelly is going to be hard to juggle. Small finds out where potatoes grow, and they make snow family pie for today’s customer, Sid the Snowman.

Catfish is a popular fish in Thailand and today Pearlina is serving it with sticky rice. She works hard in the kitchen, combining lots of ingredients to make a special Thai dressing to brush all over the fish. Before they come over, Pearlina's friends taste one of her important ingredients - lemongrass. They're not too keen on it at first, but Pearlina hopes they will like the taste of lemongrass when they taste it in her finished recipe. Pearlina's friends love her beautiful Thai-themed table, and she even finds time to teach them some Thai.

Tommy wants to know everything about very jumpy creatures – grasshoppers. Chantelle is at a zoo to go on a jungle safari with Heather. They meet stick insects and praying mantises. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are at a country park listening out for grasshoppers. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain what grasshoppers like to eat, whether they can fly and how to tell them apart. It’s also time to find out how grasshoppers help other creatures and plants. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to find out where grasshoppers like to live.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how caddisflies play such an important role in the environment. They find out that caddisfly larvae, which are young caddisflies, live in rivers and make shelters for themselves by recycling what they find in the water. On the way, they look for caddisfly larvae in their shelters and learn how they also help keep the river clean.

Diesel is a hearing dog for his teenage owner, Rayane, who is deaf. This means he doesn’t hear everything. Diesel is trained to listen out for important sounds that Rayane might miss. Diesel is Rayane’s ears. Together, they’re unstoppable! Diesel and Rayane are off to the park, where their football team are doing a sponsored fun run to raise the funds for a new kit. Diesel has a busy day ahead. First, he has to filter out all the sounds in the busy park to help Rayane find his friends Grace and Karim and the rest of his teammates at the start line. Then, he has to listen for the klaxon so he can let Rayane know the race is starting. He doesn’t want him to get left behind! Rayane’s football coach uses British Sign Language to communicate the rules of the race to the runners before they set off. Diesel has to run alongside Rayane and alert him to any danger or to anyone trying to get past. Karim is leading the field until he takes a wrong turn – and Rayane and Diesel set off in hot pursuit. Can they catch their friend and help him finish the race.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head to a safari park to meet a herd of zebras. They reveal that a zebra’s stripes are unique to each individual. Not one zebra looks the same. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie encounter some red-bellied piranhas. These fish have huge teeth, and they see a large shoal of piranhas right in front of them being fed their breakfast. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Waffle finds the club’s dressing-up box. Mr Brooklyn-Bell makes use of the costumes for a jungle-themed show, and the box becomes two perfect daybeds for Waffle and George the cat.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet two gentle giants. Priscilla is a 30-year-old Galapagos tortoise, who loves to be fed lettuce and to have her neck scratched. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a giant African land snail. These snails can weigh up to 1kg - that's almost the weight of a pineapple. Aneeshwar and Lizzie place the giant snail on a glass frame, so they can look underneath the snail to see how it uses its long foot and a helping of gloopy slime to move. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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

Duggee decides to make an omelette, but there are no eggs in the basket. Where are all the chickens, and why aren't they laying any eggs? The chickens need some exercise! Thank goodness for Hennie the ostrich and her exercise fitness. Watch the Squirrels work out with the chickens to Hennie's funky tunes.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘p’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We eat some popcorn and pizza, and even have a pyjama party! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. While Kwazii and Peso have their hands full babysitting a bunch of Adelie penguin chicks, Captain Barnacles must rescue the chicks' parents from a perilous sea storm.

The Numberblocks are painting each other on their canvases, but Three has painted Two with one too many blocks. She realises her mistake and disguises herself as Two to convince the other Numberblocks she has got it right. Soon, she learns that no matter the colour of your blocks, it’s the number that really counts.

When Zigzag hurts her foot on the job, Vida is there to help fix it. But Zigzag still has to deliver her packages in time for Vida's surprise Vet Day party.

The Alphablocks are singing, Rat and Bat are dancing, but Cat just won't get up off the mat. Not even for a magic hat. What is Cat playing at? This episode has fun with the letters A, T and friends and the words mat, cat, rat, bat, hat and vat.

It's a lovely day at the beach, and the Three Bears are serving ice cream in cones to everyone. Unfortunately, Little Bear is having trouble remembering how many scoops their friends have asked for. Again volunteers to help out.

Meet the Go Jetters, four explorers on a global adventure! In this animated adventure comedy series, plucky heroes Xuli, Kyan, Lars and Foz travel the world with their teacher Ubercorn - a disco-loving unicorn. Glitch turns the Opera House into an opera boat to enter a race around Sydney Harbour.

Green is surprised when Black and White arrive in her forest. Learn about light and dark colours with the Colourblocks.

Duggee and the Squirrels have bought Hennie a present for her birthday, but first they need to wrap it up. It's very big and will need rather a lot of paper and sticky tape. The Squirrels each choose some colourful paper and get wrapping. It's all going very well until the very last bit of paper and sticky tape. Whoever said this was going to be easy.

Love Monster wakes up and goes to his calendar to see what Fluffytown will be celebrating that day. But when he gets there, he is confused to find that there is no special day sticker on his calendar today. Love Monster looks worried; how can he prepare for the day’s activities if he doesn’t know what day it is? Love Monster decides that he will just have to prepare for everything and loads up his cart with an array of random items.

When the recycling gets blown over in the wind and scattered across the garden, Yukee and the gang not only pick it all up again but also discover that some recycled materials can have musical uses too.

Stripes has written a brilliant song, but his guitar string is broken, so he can't play it. Yukee decides to surprise Stripes by enlisting his garden friends to sing the song to him. The trouble is, they can’t find the right pitch to sing the song in.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble looks for a hobby, while Justin meets a friend who plays powerchair football as his hobby.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the body-drumming sensation, Watermelon! If she ever gets ripe and ready to perform.

Justin and his friend meet some amazing reptiles and make a snake sock puppet. Mr Tumble has his own animal fun when five speckled frogs come to visit.

As the Teletubbies say eh-oh to their reflections in a puddle, Dipsy's hat falls in and gets wet - oops! Dipsy sings a sad song, but then the sun shines and the wind blows, and his hat is dry again in no time! In Tummy Tales, the Teletubbies watch children enjoying their reflections in a Scottish loch.

Nigel, Bailee Bear and Benjee Bear welcome toddlers Afal, Francis, Jemima, Eesa and Sebastian, 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 some wooden hearts, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all to do with the phrase 'I love you.' 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 'I love you' object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about discovering new words, as Big Bear tells Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear about some of the reasons they are loved. Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the 'I love you' theme too. Also, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Patchwork Moth seems to be the only one on the patchwork blanket. Will she be able to find all her friends.

Raa Raa has decided that the Jingly Jangly Jungle is not jingly or jangly enough. He and his friends make lots of noise but soon learn that they need to work together to make a wonderful jingly jangly jungle noise.

Kiri, Lou and Sorry have a running race, and Kiri is shocked to discover that their new friend is way faster than she is.

It's Kindness Day, and the pups notice that Puggers is not being himself. The pups try various acts of kindness to cheer him up.

When Nikhil is too busy to play, Jay creates a new imaginary friend. Nikhil makes one up too, and they compete to find out which one is the best.

Zany scientist Professor Muddles has some trouble with his pet cat and some itchy fleas, Nana Knickerbocker finds herself at a bus stop and thinks she's in the panto Dick Whittington, Storybook Stan tries and fails to read a winter's tale, bossy Ann Teak loses some valuable coins down a well, explorer Rapids Johnson searches for more bears in the woods using his mobile phone, wildlife park guide Sue Keeper tries to explain about meerkats and gets everything wrong, and incompetent DIY enthusiast DIY Dan botches tiling a bathroom wall. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes, and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

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 they can rescue people who need their help. Meagaidh and Tom are visiting a school to show the children how a search and rescue dog works. They demonstrate some of their equipment, including Meagaidh’s special doggy goggles, which she wears to keep the wind and dust out of her eyes when she’s in the helicopter. Tom demonstrates how Meagaidh is lowered from the helicopter all the way down to the ground using a special harness. They also demonstrate a practice rescue mission, playing hide-and-seek with the children to show them how Meagaidh’s supernose can follows scents and smells like clues. But when the school cook goes missing with the children’s cheese sandwiches, Meagaidh has to use her supernose for real. Can she help Tom track down the cook and rescue the children's lunches.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that can all fly. Grace flies a huge Airship, shows off an electric flying machine with 18 rotors and goes for a fly on a Paratrike.

After a super see-saw session with Tee at the park, Mo pauses to have a chat with her friend Heidi. However, this leaves no-one on the other end of Tee's see-saw..

While looking for a spoon for her yogurt, Maddie realises that all the teaspoons have gone missing - it's like they all got up and marched off! Maddie is on hand to find a surprisingly musical way to get them back where they belong.

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

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

Dylan the dentist wants to give all his friends happy smiles.

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.

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.

When Flopsy and Mopsy borrow Peter's journal, Peter has to save them from Old Brown - but will he lose his precious journal in the process.

The school create a dinosaur to put on display at the museum. Sophie is the dinosaur expert so knows exactly what to do, but when the spectacular creation is finished, it's too big to move. Stanley has an idea.

Duggee and the Squirrels take their teddy bears out for a picnic. But hang on - who does that huge teddy belong to? Oh! That's not a teddy at all! It's Beryl, and she's a real bear! She wants to join in the fun but has no teddy of her own, so the Squirrels make her one using sticks, leaves, acorns... and a big pink sock! Now Beryl can join the picnic with everyone else.

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

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

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

The veggies are playing walkie-talkie hide-and-seek, but Evil Pea steals Carrot’s walkie-talkie and uses it to trick the Veggies into getting trapped by the Corn Cobs.

It’s Weasy’s birthday! He is keen to find out if the Ducklings got him his dream present, but he keeps ruining their party preparations. The ducklings immobilise Weasy, which gives the Chipmunk an opportunity to steal his presents.

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

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.

Aimee and Ashley discover Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare. Look at what my hands can do! Ashley and Aimee head to ancient Greece where there's been a terrible shipwreck. Bobbles and Pink Bird dress up as identical twins Sebastian and Viola, who have lost each other at sea. Questing to find her twin, Viola encounters noble men and women who are falling in love, before she's finally reunited with Bobbles because of a mole on her father's forehead.

Mum and the kids set up a backyard obstacle course just for fun, but Dad wants to race.

Vida is used to being the vet, but when she hurts her ankle while making house calls, she becomes the patient and all of Sweetwood helps out.

The Heeler cousins play charades and Nana must think quickly to keep the game on track.

When the Emperor Penguin visits the berg, he discovers Pancake is a long-lost prince. Pancake learns how to act royal, but all the attention goes to his head.

Cosima takes over Dad's mission to film a unique underwater plant. But his special camera proves harder to operate than she'd thought, and Big Lizard keeps getting distracted.

Dad will need to embrace his inner kid if he wants to make Rug Island his home.

When park boss Mr Hammond accidentally breaks some acorns in the Jungle Den, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to Canada and collect some more. He shrinks down to embark on an epic adventure with a chipmunk, discovering its underground den. Along the way, he also meets a moose and must escape from a horned owl.

Mr Awan tells Nikhil and Jay that there’s a monster living in the compost bin who likes to eat weeds! Are they brave enough to feed it.

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

It's the hottest day of the year and Waffle is eating ice cream to cool down. Outside in the sweltering heat, Simon turns on the sprinkler to help everyone cool down, but poor Waffle doesn't like the sprinkler and darts through the hole in the fence to Mrs Hobbs's garden, looking for shade. The Brooklyn-Bells try to coax him back, but he refuses to return.

JoJo and Gran Gran head to the library in search of the new Captain Chloe book, but they discover the children’s section is closed for redecoration. JoJo, Gran Gran and their friends all help to paint a pirate picture on the library wall.

Sarah is a seven-year-old girl with big eyes and a green hat, who lives with her quacky, flappy, slightly manic but endearing best friend Duck. The pair embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. On a windy day, Sarah and Duck try to get their new kite to fly.

Children's animation. Join Lola and Charlie, a brother and sister, as they deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Lola is a very fussy eater who will not eat mushrooms, peas or fish fingers, and especially not tomatoes! Charlie invents some food facts to make things more appealing. He tells Lola that peas are really green drops from Green Land and mashed potato is cloud fluff from the pointiest peak of Mount Fuji. She will not eat a tiny weeny tomato, but she might just eat a moonsquirter.

Scooter Boy gets his confidence knocked after a small accident, so Sarah and Duck help him to get it back.

It's early in the morning, and Isabelle and Oona are off to visit Otto before he goes to bed. Pip and Pop are already fast asleep, but they've taken up all the bedding. Oona, Isabelle and Otto split up to find soft, comfy things for Otto to sleep on. Seagull feathers are the hardest to get, but Isabelle is the best flyer, so she's sure she can do it. However, her position as top flyer is challenged by Otto.

The discovery of a nursery rhyme book in the Toy House inspires Mr Onion to play at being Humpty Dumpty. When Humpty Onion refuses to fall off the wall, all the Toy House friends join in a game to make a comical new ending to the Humpty rhyme.

Small is really upset when, out fishing in the music boat with Major Clanger, he not only fails to catch anything but also misses seeing the two spectacular lights that streak across the sky - meteors, as Granny later tells him. Major Clanger determines to cheer Small up by inventing a 'meteor machine'.

MeMo and BaBa show Gramma Leeba a photo of themselves and match the pose. On the way to the Play Tree, they spot shapes in the clouds. They choose a picture book to play with and match the shapes to each other and all their friends. The game is easy for MeMo, but BaBa needs a little more help. MeMo kindly helps BaBa to play the game until it’s time for BeddyByes.

Makka Pakka is walking in the garden when he comes across some stones which he decides to clean. Makka Pakka trips over a stone, and his sponge flies off straight into Upsy Daisy's megaphone. How is Makka Pakka going to get his sponge back.

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A look at the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures that live in China's most beautiful landscapes. The extreme landscapes north of the Great Wall have shaped some of China's most colourful people and wildlife. From nomadic tribes hunting with eagles to camel trains crossing the Silk Road, from frozen Siberian wastes to baking deserts of central Asia, life in northern China is always on the edge.

A look at Pembrokeshire’s wild and rugged coast, where life is defined by the rhythm of the seasons and the power of the sea.

Robert Robinson hosts the panel game of word definitions and deceptions. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by guests Jilly Cooper, Lesley-Anne Down, Quentin Bell and Anthony Valentine.

Renowned British conductor Nicholas Collon presents a special concert by the BBC Philharmonic from Aviva Studios, Manchester. Under the baton of Ben Gernon, the music spans the centuries – from Tchaikovsky’s ever-popular Swan Lake to John Adams’s exhilarating Short Ride in a Fast Machine. It is also a showcase for the best of British music, featuring Vaughan Williams’s Fantasia on Greensleeves, Thomas Adès’s ballet score Dante and the UK premiere of PALETTE, by Anna Clyne.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to test their musical wits against Valerie Pitts, Robin Ray and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Stephen Kovacevich.

The moon is such a familiar presence in the sky that most of us take it for granted. But what if it wasn't where it is now? How would that affect life on Earth? Space scientist and lunar fanatic Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock explores our intimate relationship with the moon. Besides orchestrating the tides, the moon dictates the length of a day, the rhythm of the seasons and the very stability of our planet. Yet the moon is always on the move. In the past, it was closer to the Earth and in the future it will be farther away. That it is now perfectly placed to sustain life is pure luck, a cosmic coincidence. Using computer graphics to summon up great tides and set the Earth spinning on its side, Aderin-Pocock implores us to look at the moon afresh: to see it not as an inert rock, but as a key player in the story of our planet, past, present and future.

Programme exploring how the city of Berlin has developed since the fall of the wall in 1989. First broadcast in 2001.

When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon in 1969, America went down in popular history as the winner of the space race. However, the real pioneers of space exploration were the Soviet cosmonauts. This remarkable feature-length documentary combines rare and unseen archive footage with interviews with the surviving cosmonauts to tell the fascinating and at times terrifying story of how the Russians led us into the space age. A particular highlight is Alexei Leonov, the man who performed the first spacewalk, explaining how he found himself trapped outside his spacecraft 500 miles above the Earth. Scary stuff.

A behind-the-scenes look back at the BBC's acclaimed 1992 adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House that reunites leading cast members Trevor Eve and Juliet Stephenson and director David Thacker. The trio recall the challenges they faced in bringing one of the most-performed plays of the 21st century to the small screen and discuss whether such an adaptation would be possible in today's age of smaller budgets and shorter rehearsal times. The sometimes prickly conversation also provides a fascinating insight into the craft of acting and directing and highlights how Ibsen's work touches people in very different ways. The three old friends do not always agree on how the screenplay and their characters come across over three decades on from the original broadcast.

The moon is such a familiar presence in the sky that most of us take it for granted. But what if it wasn't where it is now? How would that affect life on Earth? Space scientist and lunar fanatic Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock explores our intimate relationship with the moon. Besides orchestrating the tides, the moon dictates the length of a day, the rhythm of the seasons and the very stability of our planet. Yet the moon is always on the move. In the past, it was closer to the Earth and in the future it will be farther away. That it is now perfectly placed to sustain life is pure luck, a cosmic coincidence. Using computer graphics to summon up great tides and set the Earth spinning on its side, Aderin-Pocock implores us to look at the moon afresh: to see it not as an inert rock, but as a key player in the story of our planet, past, present and future.

Ronald Harwood looks at the founders of modern drama: Henrik Ibsen, August Strindberg, George Bernard Shaw and Frank Wedekind. First broadcast in 1984.

Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago, and we have hardly ever found a complete skeleton. So how do we turn a pile of broken bones into a dinosaur exhibit? Dr Alice Roberts finds out how the experts put skeletons back together, with muscles, accurate postures and even, in some cases, the correct skin colour.

Dr Helen Czerski examines the extraordinary messages sound waves carry and how they help in understanding the world around us.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to test their musical wits against Valerie Pitts, Robin Ray and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Stephen Kovacevich.

A look at Pembrokeshire’s wild and rugged coast, where life is defined by the rhythm of the seasons and the power of the sea.

A look at the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures that live in China's most beautiful landscapes. The extreme landscapes north of the Great Wall have shaped some of China's most colourful people and wildlife. From nomadic tribes hunting with eagles to camel trains crossing the Silk Road, from frozen Siberian wastes to baking deserts of central Asia, life in northern China is always on the edge.

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Tish is at Tobby’s birthday party along with her friends Cori and Jeffy. Tobby's main present is a big box of building blocks. Tish suggests they build a castle, and everyone agrees… apart from Tobby. The friends have so much fun building a castle, Tobby gets left out. After the castle is built, they realise he has gone missing, so Tish leaves to find Tobby. She apologises to him, and the friends rebuild the castle into a train station.

Sula, Pando, Flop and Padget all have a knack, a special thing that only they can do. Bing is frustrated when all his own knacks are easy for everyone else to do too. When Pando accidentally hurts Bing's ear, they are all in for a surprise, as Bing discovers he does have a knack that no-one else can do.

Po makes lots of silly, funny sounds with the levers and buttons in Home Dome and then the Tubby Phone rings for a silly Tubby Phone Dance. The Teletubbies enjoy watching children visit a farm and copying the sounds they hear.

Preschool animation. Tee wakes up super-early and wants to play immediately. Mo wonders how much zooming is needed before everybody needs a nap.

Supertato, Carrot and Tomato are making friendship bracelets in the craft aisle, but this gives Evil Pea the crafty idea of making a monster costume to scare them all out of the supermarket. With herself and the Corn Cobs stacked on top of each other, they initially get the veggies to run away. Supertato wonders if the monster is just looking for a new friend, so he chases after it! When one of the arms falls off the monster, the Tato Team realise it’s just someone in a costume. They find out it was Evil Pea all along.

Sula and Bing are camping in Bing's garden in order to see the stars and the moon. As Flop goes back for Hoppity, night-time noises seep from the dark garden, spooking Bing. Then, a scary shape on the tent terrifies him. They go inside, but the monster has followed them in! Bing and Sula discover that Flop is the monster. So they go back outside, where the billion, zillion stars and a huge moon are waiting for them.

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.

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

The Squirrels are playing outside. Roly is digging in the garden when his spade suddenly hits something. It's a key. But what does it do? Duggee has his key badge and says they can find out through trial and error. The Squirrels go on an adventure to work out what the key opens and what could be inside.

Mum and the kids set up a backyard obstacle course just for fun, but Dad wants to race.

Dad refuses to be late, but the girls quickly derail his plan with their games.

Grandmaster Glitch is drilling into the ground below the ocean near Academy Island, looking for bubbly mud that is heated up by an underground volcano. Back at the Academy, the Go Jetters have been monitoring the underground volcano and discover that it is showing more activity than usual. This is because Glitch has been drilling into it, and it could mean that the volcano is going to erupt.

Tired of being constantly humiliated, the predators devise a plan that will get rid of that pesky Peter Rabbit once and for all, if they can work together long enough to pull it off.

When a termite colony gets sucked into an aardvark’s nose, the Octos head to the rescue.

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.

Alphablock M wants to help a little bug catch up with its family as they march through a wood. To try to slow the leaders down, the Alphablocks make a BUMP, TILT a branch and persuade them to REST in beds. The little bug nearly catches up, but then jumps into bed too. The Alphablocks use the WIND to blow it after the others. By now, the family is floating across a stream on leaves. Luckily, a bulrush can BEND to make a bridge for the little bug to cross and arrive before the others.

Look out, it's coming for our quads! In the colossal Quadzilla Challenge, we do peekaboos, knee smashers and kickers. Our last stand against the giant Quadzilla is the Activate! Get those quads ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

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 Leek, who won’t let anything, not even the chilly conditions backstage, stop him from singing his song Can’t Hold Me Down.

Bing gets all his favourite games out to play with Charlie, but when Charlie arrives he doesn't want to play any of them. Bing is upset until Flop suggests they watch to see what Charlie does want to do. Charlie heads straight for the kitchen - where he and Bing both have a great time making music with pots and pans.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘bubble’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see bubbles of all shapes and sizes – big bubbles, tiny bubbles, shiny bubbles and rainbow bubbles. We pop bubbles, try to catch bubbles, blow bubbles and even meet some bouncing 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.

Barnaby gets upset when he can't contribute to Lu's silly soup.

The Piggies are building a place for the Fine Forest community. Wilf is supposed to help but naps instead - so the building falls down! Rebuilding seems impossible, but what if everyone pitches in.

The Twirlywoos are at an ice rink where they watch a young girl practising a routine where she twirls around. The girl leaves the ice, and the Twirlywoos can't resist having a go themselves, but when they get on the ice and try to twirl they find it's trickier than it looks! The Box visits the boat. It has a grass skirt inside which causes the wearer to twirl around. Each one of the Twirlywoos wears the skirt and is twirled around by it. It then lands on Toodloo who performs a twirling routine, twirling faster and faster. Toodloo looks like a spinning top and careers around the boat out of control - past Peekaboo, who gets spun around! Toodloo twirls around very quickly and is lifted up off the ground and out of the top of the boat! The grass skirt flies off and Toodloo drops back down, landing with the other Twirlywoos.

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

Preschool series. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po do a roundy round dance and watch children in Tummy Tales ride a carousel which goes round and round too.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Reau, Arlo, Oliver, Elijah, Zuri 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 colourful sheets of sandpaper, and all the parents and little ones have different objects and toys that feel rough. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby-appropriate rough object or toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The nursery rhyme Michael Finnegan features, as does a story involving Baby Bear and Baby Tiger, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring rough things too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy with her friend Bailey in his back garden.

While searching for unique sounds that their bodies can make, Mum introduces Maddie and Triggs to one of the tiniest sounds of all - the sound of their own heartbeat.

Maddie and Triggs are having a sleepover at Nana and Dadó's, and they have a whole list of things they want to do. But when the electricity suddenly goes out, the group are forced to think of other ways to entertain themselves. Do they really need electricity to have fun with their family.

Dylan the house painter wants to do a great job, but when the breeze kicks in, it's all brushes on deck.

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.

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

When Bluey visits the markets with five bucks from the tooth fairy, the options are endless. But as she and Indy scour the stalls for the perfect purchase, spending it proves hard.

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.

The Game Catchers snack on some delicious local fruit... that makes them glow.

The class makes things out of scrap, and Timmy is proud of his splendid tractor, made using a cereal box, toilet roll and jam jar lids. As he parades it around the nursery, he finds his friends having problems with their make-and-dos. Will Timmy lend them his tractor parts to help out.

All rise for Queen Audrey! She plays a fun royal game and holds a special tea party for one of her favourite dolls. There are also lots of jewels and sparkles with some precious homemade necklaces. What will Mummy make of her glittery surprise? Later, the family heads out for a trip to the beach, where they have a splashing good time.

Catfish is a popular fish in Thailand and today Pearlina is serving it with sticky rice. She works hard in the kitchen, combining lots of ingredients to make a special Thai dressing to brush all over the fish. Before they come over, Pearlina's friends taste one of her important ingredients - lemongrass. They're not too keen on it at first, but Pearlina hopes they will like the taste of lemongrass when they taste it in her finished recipe. Pearlina's friends love her beautiful Thai-themed table, and she even finds time to teach them some Thai.

Tommy wants to know everything about very jumpy creatures – grasshoppers. Chantelle is at a zoo to go on a jungle safari with Heather. They meet stick insects and praying mantises. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are at a country park listening out for grasshoppers. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain what grasshoppers like to eat, whether they can fly and how to tell them apart. It’s also time to find out how grasshoppers help other creatures and plants. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to find out where grasshoppers like to live.

Diesel is a hearing dog for his teenage owner, Rayane, who is deaf. This means he doesn’t hear everything. Diesel is trained to listen out for important sounds that Rayane might miss. Diesel is Rayane’s ears. Together, they’re unstoppable! Diesel and Rayane are off to the park, where their football team are doing a sponsored fun run to raise the funds for a new kit. Diesel has a busy day ahead. First, he has to filter out all the sounds in the busy park to help Rayane find his friends Grace and Karim and the rest of his teammates at the start line. Then, he has to listen for the klaxon so he can let Rayane know the race is starting. He doesn’t want him to get left behind! Rayane’s football coach uses British Sign Language to communicate the rules of the race to the runners before they set off. Diesel has to run alongside Rayane and alert him to any danger or to anyone trying to get past. Karim is leading the field until he takes a wrong turn – and Rayane and Diesel set off in hot pursuit. Can they catch their friend and help him finish the race.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet two gentle giants. Priscilla is a 30-year-old Galapagos tortoise, who loves to be fed lettuce and to have her neck scratched. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a giant African land snail. These snails can weigh up to 1kg - that's almost the weight of a pineapple. Aneeshwar and Lizzie place the giant snail on a glass frame, so they can look underneath the snail to see how it uses its long foot and a helping of gloopy slime to move. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘p’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We eat some popcorn and pizza, and even have a pyjama party! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

The Numberblocks are painting each other on their canvases, but Three has painted Two with one too many blocks. She realises her mistake and disguises herself as Two to convince the other Numberblocks she has got it right. Soon, she learns that no matter the colour of your blocks, it’s the number that really counts.

The Alphablocks are singing, Rat and Bat are dancing, but Cat just won't get up off the mat. Not even for a magic hat. What is Cat playing at? This episode has fun with the letters A, T and friends and the words mat, cat, rat, bat, hat and vat.

It's a lovely day at the beach, and the Three Bears are serving ice cream in cones to everyone. Unfortunately, Little Bear is having trouble remembering how many scoops their friends have asked for. Again volunteers to help out.

Green is surprised when Black and White arrive in her forest. Learn about light and dark colours with the Colourblocks.

Duggee and the Squirrels have bought Hennie a present for her birthday, but first they need to wrap it up. It's very big and will need rather a lot of paper and sticky tape. The Squirrels each choose some colourful paper and get wrapping. It's all going very well until the very last bit of paper and sticky tape. Whoever said this was going to be easy.

When the recycling gets blown over in the wind and scattered across the garden, Yukee and the gang not only pick it all up again but also discover that some recycled materials can have musical uses too.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble looks for a hobby, while Justin meets a friend who plays powerchair football as his hobby.

As the Teletubbies say eh-oh to their reflections in a puddle, Dipsy's hat falls in and gets wet - oops! Dipsy sings a sad song, but then the sun shines and the wind blows, and his hat is dry again in no time! In Tummy Tales, the Teletubbies watch children enjoying their reflections in a Scottish loch.

Patchwork Moth seems to be the only one on the patchwork blanket. Will she be able to find all her friends.

Raa Raa has decided that the Jingly Jangly Jungle is not jingly or jangly enough. He and his friends make lots of noise but soon learn that they need to work together to make a wonderful jingly jangly jungle noise.

It's Kindness Day, and the pups notice that Puggers is not being himself. The pups try various acts of kindness to cheer him up.

Zany scientist Professor Muddles has some trouble with his pet cat and some itchy fleas, Nana Knickerbocker finds herself at a bus stop and thinks she's in the panto Dick Whittington, Storybook Stan tries and fails to read a winter's tale, bossy Ann Teak loses some valuable coins down a well, explorer Rapids Johnson searches for more bears in the woods using his mobile phone, wildlife park guide Sue Keeper tries to explain about meerkats and gets everything wrong, and incompetent DIY enthusiast DIY Dan botches tiling a bathroom wall. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes, and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that can all fly. Grace flies a huge Airship, shows off an electric flying machine with 18 rotors and goes for a fly on a Paratrike.

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

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 Flopsy and Mopsy borrow Peter's journal, Peter has to save them from Old Brown - but will he lose his precious journal in the process.

Duggee and the Squirrels take their teddy bears out for a picnic. But hang on - who does that huge teddy belong to? Oh! That's not a teddy at all! It's Beryl, and she's a real bear! She wants to join in the fun but has no teddy of her own, so the Squirrels make her one using sticks, leaves, acorns... and a big pink sock! Now Beryl can join the picnic with everyone else.

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

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The veggies are playing walkie-talkie hide-and-seek, but Evil Pea steals Carrot’s walkie-talkie and uses it to trick the Veggies into getting trapped by the Corn Cobs.

It’s Weasy’s birthday! He is keen to find out if the Ducklings got him his dream present, but he keeps ruining their party preparations. The ducklings immobilise Weasy, which gives the Chipmunk an opportunity to steal his presents.

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.

Mum and the kids set up a backyard obstacle course just for fun, but Dad wants to race.

The Heeler cousins play charades and Nana must think quickly to keep the game on track.

When the Emperor Penguin visits the berg, he discovers Pancake is a long-lost prince. Pancake learns how to act royal, but all the attention goes to his head.

When park boss Mr Hammond accidentally breaks some acorns in the Jungle Den, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to Canada and collect some more. He shrinks down to embark on an epic adventure with a chipmunk, discovering its underground den. Along the way, he also meets a moose and must escape from a horned owl.

It's the hottest day of the year and Waffle is eating ice cream to cool down. Outside in the sweltering heat, Simon turns on the sprinkler to help everyone cool down, but poor Waffle doesn't like the sprinkler and darts through the hole in the fence to Mrs Hobbs's garden, looking for shade. The Brooklyn-Bells try to coax him back, but he refuses to return.

JoJo and Gran Gran head to the library in search of the new Captain Chloe book, but they discover the children’s section is closed for redecoration. JoJo, Gran Gran and their friends all help to paint a pirate picture on the library wall.

Scooter Boy gets his confidence knocked after a small accident, so Sarah and Duck help him to get it back.

It's early in the morning, and Isabelle and Oona are off to visit Otto before he goes to bed. Pip and Pop are already fast asleep, but they've taken up all the bedding. Oona, Isabelle and Otto split up to find soft, comfy things for Otto to sleep on. Seagull feathers are the hardest to get, but Isabelle is the best flyer, so she's sure she can do it. However, her position as top flyer is challenged by Otto.

Small is really upset when, out fishing in the music boat with Major Clanger, he not only fails to catch anything but also misses seeing the two spectacular lights that streak across the sky - meteors, as Granny later tells him. Major Clanger determines to cheer Small up by inventing a 'meteor machine'.

MeMo loves jumping, but BaBa is struggling to jump like MeMo. At the Play Tree, they play with a jumpy planet that can jump very high. BaBa uses the jumpy planet to jump - just like MeMo. The Yummies use the jumpy planet to collect raspberries for their snack. On the Lullaby Lake, Fungi and Pungi jump out of the water to greet MeMo and BaBa as they make their way to Gramma Leeba in the Bay of Books.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read stories. The Pontipines are taking their dinner for a walk in the garden. When the Ninky Nonk comes along, the Pontipines take their dinner aboard. There is delicious food for Mr and Mrs Pontipine and runny grobbles for the children. The Ninky Nonk takes the Pontipines for a ride round the garden and everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Harry Styles at bedtime for a heartwarming story celebrating the family home.

A look at the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures that live in China's most beautiful landscapes. The extreme landscapes north of the Great Wall have shaped some of China's most colourful people and wildlife. From nomadic tribes hunting with eagles to camel trains crossing the Silk Road, from frozen Siberian wastes to baking deserts of central Asia, life in northern China is always on the edge.

Michael Portillo completes his railway journey through the east of England during the postwar period. At RAF Lakenheath, he discovers a slice of America dropped into the British countryside, watching the US Air Force's Strike Eagles as they climb 10,000 feet per minute in an almost vertical trajectory. In the market town of Brandon, Michael visits Quorn Foods to find how a seemingly modern meat substitute emerged out of a postwar food crisis. Meanwhile, at Wild Ken Hill, Michael meets a visionary farmer committed to regenerating his land. Michael ends his journey in Cambridge to learn about how, just after World War II, James Watson and Francis Crick made the most important discovery in biology since Darwin.

Sitcom writer Sir Roy Clarke looks back on one of his best-loved creations, Open All Hours. Roy shares his memories of working with two comedy legends: Ronnie Barker, who starred as the penny-pinching grocer Albert Arkwright, and David Jason, who played his hapless nephew Granville. The show was just one more success in Clarke's extraordinary career, sitting alongside his other long-running classic sitcoms Last of the Summer Wine and Keeping Up Appearances. Decades later, David Jason would return to the shop to mark the show's 40th anniversary with Still Open All Hours. The sequel would go on to run for six series - two more than the original, and yet another indicator of Roy Clarke's incredible comedy-writing stamina.

Robert Robinson hosts the panel game of word definitions and deceptions. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by guests Jilly Cooper, Lesley-Anne Down, Quentin Bell and Anthony Valentine.

Arkwright takes action when his corner shop is broken into and employs a large dog to guard his property. Unfortunately, the unruly creature is more successful at keeping customers at bay than any burglars who may be about.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to test their musical wits against Valerie Pitts, Robin Ray and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Stephen Kovacevich.

The first episode of the comedy series about fastidious housewife Hyacinth Bucket sees Hyacinth's father have a nasty accident with a milk bottle.

The moon is such a familiar presence in the sky that most of us take it for granted. But what if it wasn't where it is now? How would that affect life on Earth? Space scientist and lunar fanatic Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock explores our intimate relationship with the moon. Besides orchestrating the tides, the moon dictates the length of a day, the rhythm of the seasons and the very stability of our planet. Yet the moon is always on the move. In the past, it was closer to the Earth and in the future it will be farther away. That it is now perfectly placed to sustain life is pure luck, a cosmic coincidence. Using computer graphics to summon up great tides and set the Earth spinning on its side, Aderin-Pocock implores us to look at the moon afresh: to see it not as an inert rock, but as a key player in the story of our planet, past, present and future.

Dan Cruickshank follows in the footsteps of John Stow and John Strype, two of London's greatest chroniclers, to explore one of the most dramatic centuries in the history of London. The 17th century saw London plunged into a series of devastating disasters. The Civil War, a murderous plague and the destruction that was the great fire should have seen the small medieval city all but destroyed. Yet somehow, London not only survived but emerged as one of the wealthiest and most influential cities in Europe. Using two remarkable surveys written at either end of this momentous century, Dan discovers how a unique combination of innovation, ambition and sheer spirit of enterprise saw Londoners thrive. His journey reveals the twists and turns of a century that laid the foundations of one of the most important cities on the planet.

WARNING : show ends after 00:20!! When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon in 1969, America went down in popular history as the winner of the space race. However, the real pioneers of space exploration were the Soviet cosmonauts. This remarkable feature-length documentary combines rare and unseen archive footage with interviews with the surviving cosmonauts to tell the fascinating and at times terrifying story of how the Russians led us into the space age. A particular highlight is Alexei Leonov, the man who performed the first spacewalk, explaining how he found himself trapped outside his spacecraft 500 miles above the Earth. Scary stuff.

Dr George McGavin and Dr Zoe Laughlin set up base camp at one of the UK's biggest sewage works to investigate the revolutionary science finding vital renewable resources and undiscovered life in human waste. Teaming up with world-class scientists, they search for biological entities in sewage with potentially lifesaving medical properties, find out how pee can generate electricity, how gas from poo can fuel a car and how nutrients in waste can help solve the soil crisis. They follow each stage of the sewage treatment process, revealing what the stuff we flush can tell us about how we live today, and the mindboggling biotechnology being harnessed to clean it, making the wastewater safe enough to return to the environment.

First transmitted in 1998, this is the story of four men who orbited Earth on board the ill-fated Mir space station, which NASA declared unsafe in 1991. Although Mir had been lived in almost continuously since she was launched in 1986, the joint Russian-American mission in 1997 saw unprecedented problems on board the station; from fire, power blackouts and mechanical breakdowns to a dramatic midspace collision that left everyone on board scrambling for their lives. Contributors include American astronauts Jerry Linenger and Michael Foale, Russian cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Sasha Lazutkin, and ground support staff such as Tamara Globa, one of Russia's foremost astrologers.

The moon is such a familiar presence in the sky that most of us take it for granted. But what if it wasn't where it is now? How would that affect life on Earth? Space scientist and lunar fanatic Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock explores our intimate relationship with the moon. Besides orchestrating the tides, the moon dictates the length of a day, the rhythm of the seasons and the very stability of our planet. Yet the moon is always on the move. In the past, it was closer to the Earth and in the future it will be farther away. That it is now perfectly placed to sustain life is pure luck, a cosmic coincidence. Using computer graphics to summon up great tides and set the Earth spinning on its side, Aderin-Pocock implores us to look at the moon afresh: to see it not as an inert rock, but as a key player in the story of our planet, past, present and future.

WARNING : show starts before 00:45!! The moon is such a familiar presence in the sky that most of us take it for granted. But what if it wasn't where it is now? How would that affect life on Earth? Space scientist and lunar fanatic Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock explores our intimate relationship with the moon. Besides orchestrating the tides, the moon dictates the length of a day, the rhythm of the seasons and the very stability of our planet. Yet the moon is always on the move. In the past, it was closer to the Earth and in the future it will be farther away. That it is now perfectly placed to sustain life is pure luck, a cosmic coincidence. Using computer graphics to summon up great tides and set the Earth spinning on its side, Aderin-Pocock implores us to look at the moon afresh: to see it not as an inert rock, but as a key player in the story of our planet, past, present and future.

Dr George McGavin and Dr Zoe Laughlin set up base camp at one of the UK's biggest sewage works to investigate the revolutionary science finding vital renewable resources and undiscovered life in human waste. Teaming up with world-class scientists, they search for biological entities in sewage with potentially lifesaving medical properties, find out how pee can generate electricity, how gas from poo can fuel a car and how nutrients in waste can help solve the soil crisis. They follow each stage of the sewage treatment process, revealing what the stuff we flush can tell us about how we live today, and the mindboggling biotechnology being harnessed to clean it, making the wastewater safe enough to return to the environment.

Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago, and we have hardly ever found a complete skeleton. So how do we turn a pile of broken bones into a dinosaur exhibit? Dr Alice Roberts finds out how the experts put skeletons back together, with muscles, accurate postures and even, in some cases, the correct skin colour.

Michael Portillo completes his railway journey through the east of England during the postwar period. At RAF Lakenheath, he discovers a slice of America dropped into the British countryside, watching the US Air Force's Strike Eagles as they climb 10,000 feet per minute in an almost vertical trajectory. In the market town of Brandon, Michael visits Quorn Foods to find how a seemingly modern meat substitute emerged out of a postwar food crisis. Meanwhile, at Wild Ken Hill, Michael meets a visionary farmer committed to regenerating his land. Michael ends his journey in Cambridge to learn about how, just after World War II, James Watson and Francis Crick made the most important discovery in biology since Darwin.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to test their musical wits against Valerie Pitts, Robin Ray and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Stephen Kovacevich.

Dan Cruickshank follows in the footsteps of John Stow and John Strype, two of London's greatest chroniclers, to explore one of the most dramatic centuries in the history of London. The 17th century saw London plunged into a series of devastating disasters. The Civil War, a murderous plague and the destruction that was the great fire should have seen the small medieval city all but destroyed. Yet somehow, London not only survived but emerged as one of the wealthiest and most influential cities in Europe. Using two remarkable surveys written at either end of this momentous century, Dan discovers how a unique combination of innovation, ambition and sheer spirit of enterprise saw Londoners thrive. His journey reveals the twists and turns of a century that laid the foundations of one of the most important cities on the planet.

A look at the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures that live in China's most beautiful landscapes. The extreme landscapes north of the Great Wall have shaped some of China's most colourful people and wildlife. From nomadic tribes hunting with eagles to camel trains crossing the Silk Road, from frozen Siberian wastes to baking deserts of central Asia, life in northern China is always on the edge.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish is trying to play a new song on the piano and is getting frustrated after getting it wrong. She imagines a giant piano mountain which turns into one big slide if she steps on the wrong note. After some encouragement from Tash, Tish focuses and learns to take her time with it. Eventually she reaches the top, creating a lovely melody.

Sula and Bing tag their favourite things around the house with heart-shaped stickies. Sometimes they have different favourites and sometimes their favourite things are the same. But when Sula tags Hoppity Voosh, Bing is upset because Hoppity is his most favourite of favourites and he's not sure he wants to share him.

The Teletubbies go for a walk on a lovely sunny day, but then clouds appear and it starts to rain. A rainbow shines in the sky and a rainbow path gives the Teletubbies a magical trail to follow. In Tummy Tales, children make a huge rainbow print with their feet.

Mo is trying to do some gardening, but Tee wants to hunt for treasure.

Broccoli wants to show Supertato her latest art exhibition of jelly sculptures. However, jelly is Supertato’s secret fear. Evil Pea overhears, so she knows exactly how she can beat him – with lots of jelly! Carrot and Broccoli help Supertato conquer his fear, but Evil Pea turns up with a splatterpult loaded with jelly and fires it at him. Supertato quickly realises that jelly isn’t anything to be scared of and is soon making jelly sculptures of his own. He creates a jelly space hopper to bounce over to Evil Pea and defeat her.

Bing, Pando, Flop and Padget are waiting for the bus to the seaside! Bing's frustrations grow when Pando jumps on first to 'bloop' his ticket, pushes Bing's hand to 'bloop' his too and sits in the window seat first. To make matters worse, the bus breaks down, making Bing very disappointed! But the bus driver lets Bing sit in the driver's seat, beep the horn and use her special driver's ticket activation card.

Preston left an egg sandwich out for too long, and now its explosive smell is stinking up the whole town. Mojo and Bo need to evacuate everyone in Swoppiton before the eggy 'stinkplosion'.

Mojo and Bo were supposed to paint fresh lines on the street. But when they get into a race with Tao, the paint goes in every direction, causing wild traffic chaos.

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

It's a lovely day outside and Duggee is watering the plants while the Squirrels play nearby. Happy goes to retrieve a ball and finds Mole sitting on a bench looking very sad. Mole is reflecting on missed opportunities and forgotten dreams. As a young mole he wanted to be... a stunt mole! But he couldn't follow that dream as it was too hard with his vision being so fuzzy. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help.

The Squirrels find Duggee cleaning and repairing his collection of antiques. He has to take special care of them because they are very old. A bit like your shirt, says Tag. Duggee's uniform is a bit patchworked and old, and it has been quite a while since he made an outfit... You see, Duggee can make his own clothes.

Bluey learns the power of promises when she sees how much Bingo trusts Mum’s word.

Bingo must learn how to play by herself. Luckily, Dad has a problem that needs solving.

Greedy Grandmaster Glitch has been gorging on chocolate and wants more! The Grimbots discover a place called the Chocolate Hills on Bohol Island in the Philippines and take him there. The Chocolate Hills were created over thousands of years by water and wind eroding the rock, making a hilly landscape. Grass and ferns grow all over the hills and during the dry season they turn a chocolatey brown colour, making it look like the hills are covered in chocolate! The Go Jetters are also heading to the Chocolate Hills, but when they get there they are shocked to discover that the hills are covered in real chocolate. Glitch has turned the Chocolate Hills into a chocolate theme park.

Peter finds a mysterious key hidden in his father's journal and is determined to find out what it fits. But his insatiable curiosity leads him into Mr Tod's lair and a trap.

A tsunami washes some sea creatures inland; the Octonauts trek into the forest to help.

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.

Alphablocks A and M take a parcel to Alphablocks T, P and S - the Trusty Postal Service. They try to make a postage STAMP for it. A large boot stamps the parcel flat! Alphablock S has to reinflate it. They try the STAMP again - success! Next, Alphablock I wants T, P and S to deliver an elephant to its home. But how? It is very heavy. They try to make it SPRINT, but it runs amok. It won’t SPRING home, either. They make Alphablock P STRONG so that she can carry the elephant all the way home on her own.

Roll up, roll up! It's my Big Top Challenge! We'll be learning new circus skills in this one. The main entertainment will be spectacular arm circles, extravagant twisters and wonderful peekaboos. The finale is the Activate! Come on in and get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

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 Grapefruit dedicating the song All My Friends to the close pals who go with her everywhere.

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.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘cat’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a black cat, a white cat, a whiskery cat and a fluffy cat. We meet a kitten cat, a washing cat, a purring cat, a cool cat and even a pink cat! 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 gets scared when she meets a huge Tara at the library.

The Piggies can’t decide between playing outside or staying inside with a board game, so Charlie comes up with the perfect idea - a giant board game to play outside! The game is wild and fun, but the three Piggies get so competitive that they don’t have much fun at all.

The Twirlywoos are in a hall where they watch a couple rehearsing a ballroom dance, accompanied by a piano player. He starts off playing slowly and speeds up towards the end of the dance, which gets quicker and more energetic. The Twirlywoos watch this with interest, and when the pianist steps out to take a break, they decide to investigate the piano. They start to play their own tune by running and jumping on the keys, and the dancers come in and start trying to dance to it. As the Twirlywoos get carried away, the tune gets faster and faster, and the dancers try frantically to keep up. The Hooter ends the performance by calling the Twirlywoos home, and the dancers fall in an exhausted heap on the floor! The Twirlywoos come back to the boat to find the Twirlywoo Screen. A red dot appears, and when Toodloo touches it, it makes a 'splat' sound. More dots appear, and the Twirlywoos splat them as quickly as they can. The dots appear faster and faster, and the Twirlywoos have to move faster to keep up with them. Eventually the whole Twirlywoo Screen is covered in brightly coloured splats, like an abstract painting.

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.

The children in Tummy Tales play a game of pass the parcel and win a surprise toy, while the Dup Dup delivers toys for the Teletubbies to play with. Even Noo-Noo enjoys a new treat.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome little ones Dionne, Holly, Reau, Francis, Oliver 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 Nigel’s bag are a red skittle, a red fire engine toy and a red ball, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are red. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby appropriate red toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular baby song Little Robin Redbreast features, as does a story involving Baby Bear and Baby Tiger, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring red things too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy during a birthday party with her friends Ethan and Oscar.

While searching for unique sounds that their bodies can make, Mum introduces Maddie and Triggs to one of the tiniest sounds of all - the sound of their own heartbeat.

Dylan wants to find the perfect home for his client, who has very particular needs..

The friends are all playing hide-and-seek. Lou is the seeker, but he falls asleep before he can count to ten.

It's the day when the Potatodons' hides are extra hot, crispy and delicious.

When Ginger gets stung by an Appleflyus, it leaves a painful and incredibly itchy sore.

Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad play a game of hand puppets, exploring the land beyond the Blue Mountains. They outsmart Cheeky Fox to find the softest beds in the world.

Duggee and the Squirrels go on an adventure to find a famously shy creature called The Snard who doesn’t like noise…time to earn their Being Quiet badges.

Have some fun with the Game Catchers as they play pass the parcel with appliance aliens.

When Yabba won't play with Timmy, he decides to make a new playmate out of plasticine. Yabba is hurt when Timmy rejects her offers of friendship and snubs her in favour of his new best friend - but is an imaginary friend as much fun as a real one.

Ted has big plans for his sister Sofia’s birthday. He organises a family tea party and begins by making delicious cupcakes. He also plans a scavenger hunt in the garden as a surprise. But will Sofia find all the hidden presents? Later, Ted’s cousins arrive to join in the fun and the family guinea pigs don’t miss out on the partying either.

Okai has invited his friends over for a traditional Ghanaian meal. Before they arrive, they have a taste of a very special ingredient, okra, which is also known as ladies fingers! Okai's friends don't really like the taste or texture very much, so he has to work very hard in the kitchen to make a tasty, colourful stew for them to enjoy. Okai also impresses his friends by wearing a brightly coloured Ghanaian shirt that matches his beautiful Ghanaian table decorations.

Aness wants to find out about brilliant bats. Chantelle is in London to meet Sophie for a night-time adventure as bat detectives, while Rory and his son Sandy are at a country park looking for bat clues. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how bats fly, why they hang upside down, how many kinds of bats there are and what they eat. It’s also time to find out how bats help the planet as predators and pest controllers. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task – making a brilliant bat poster.

Kika is a golden labrador and a guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind, which means he cannot see. She is trained to use her super sight to help Dr Amit do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Dr Amit is off to the florist's to buy some flowers for his wife, Seema. To help him get there, Kika enlists the help of top secret 'bumpy bits', the system of clever dots and lines on the pavement that humans call tactile paving. As they navigate their way over a zebra crossing, along a footpath next to a cycle lane, down a stairway near the station and across the road at a pelican crossing, with its top secret spinning cone, Kika explains how the different bumpy bits help her and Dr Amit find their way around town. It’s like reading a secret code. Dr Amit wears shoes that he can feel the different bumps through. And when he finds shoes that are good for the bumps, he buys five pairs! But on their way back from the florist's, Kika finds their path blocked. Can she use her super sight find a new way home in time to give Seema her flowers.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some painted dogs. They notice the wild dogs' splattered yellow and brown coats, which is where they get their name from. Their coloured coats help camouflage or hide them when they're hunting on the African plains. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some coatis. Close relatives of the racoon, these nimble creatures have lovely black-and-white ringed tails, and they use their long, bendy noses to find food hidden in the ground. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘qu’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We see question marks, a quilt and a queen, and even meet a quail quacking quietly! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

The Numberblocks and Numberblobs have to do some clever counting to cross a sticky swamp and reach the perfect place for a picnic.

It's snowing! The Alphablocks whip up a wondrous winter wonderland, but can they get Mr Snowman to the North Pole before he melts? This episode has fun with 'an' and the words man, fun, sun, fan, tan, van and men.

Do wishes come true? U doesn't think so but G says she can grow them. G is growing wishes but U doesn't believe in them, until something big happens and G's watering can ends up in a very high place. This episode has fun with 'ug' and the words jug, rug, tug and bug.

Go, Stop and Again are the comperes for this wonderful talent show. Everyone has gathered for the performance, and Secret Agent Chicken brings down the lights. Cow, Arty and the Three Bears celebrate what they can do because of what they have learnt.

Green stages a magic show to introduce her new friends Black and White. Learn the difference between light, bright and dark colours with the Colourblocks.

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.

It's the day the geese fly over on their annual migration south. When Sonny reports that geese put on an amazing display if you mimic their calls, the gang look for the right sound to get a response from the geese before they fly past.

Stripes has big ideas about how to transform the Sunhouse into a bigger, more popular music venue. When his plans don’t go down well with the rest of the garden gang, Stripes must learn that their garden and stage are perfect just as they are.

Mr Tumble goes to Chef Tumble's restaurant, where everything is either too big or too small. Meanwhile, Justin and his friends visit a model village.

As the children in Tummy Tales move together on a colourful dance floor which lights up, the Teletubbies try a new dance, first in pairs and then all together.

The Patchwork Pals can hardly wait any longer. Will they find a way to help Patchwork Egg to hatch.

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.

It's the first day of Pup School. Dodge overcomes his first day nerves as he meets lots of new friends. The pups settle into their class activities with their new teacher Miss Collie.

Newsreader Arthur Sleep has a problem with a small dog in the newsroom, gardener Will Barrow has trouble with some cheeky moles, explorer Rapids Johnson tries to spot the elusive ballerina bear, and the Berrito Brothers - a troupe of acrobats who have fallen on hard times - show off their trampolining skills. Accident-prone DIY Dan builds a see-saw, fitness guru Keith Fitt demonstrates some weightlifting and also how to play basketball, lovable old storyteller Storybook Stan can't stay awake while reading a story, and Nana Knickerbocker thinks she's in the panto Sleeping Beauty when she meets a cyclist. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes - and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally, there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that only have three wheels! Grace drives a really fast off-road buggy, shows off incredible off-road trucks and then rides a quad bike.

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

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.

Peter and his friends try to find the perfect place to eat the radishes they took from Mr McGregor's garden, but there is a radish robber on their tails.

When the Squirrels find Duggee playing the saxophone, they want to have a go, too. Several pots, balloons, tins, tubes and some water later, and the Squirrels are making music. And boy, are they loud.

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

Vida helps Sunny taste new things at the Sweetwood Food Festival.

It’s Evil Pea’s birthday, but she and Carrot are trapped in the bottom of her freezer. They must put their differences aside and work together to escape.

The Ducklings can't get their pop's attention - he spends all his time playing on his phone! They force him outside to play ball, but Weasy is obsessed. The Ducklings decide to confiscate the phone, but Weasy has no intention of giving in.

With Mojo and Bo’s help, Ted dresses up as a pirate ship for the Pirate Parade, and swashbuckling Captain Dot hijacks him. Team Mojo must find their inner pirates and sail the streets to stop her.

Bluey learns the power of promises when she sees how much Bingo trusts Mum’s word.

The kids are late for a playdate, but they can’t leave before they finish their game.

Exhausted with requests for help, Looph deliberately disappears. The Piris turn detective, searching the berg with little success until her ingenious plan is finally revealed.

When the meerkats escape from Safari World, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to the Kalahari Desert in Africa to record a meerkat alarm call that will bring them running home. But a scorpion and cobra thwart his every move. Will Andy make it back to Safari World in time before Mr Hammond notices the meerkats are missing.

Waffle is unwell. He's in his pyjamas and under strict orders to stay in bed and rest. But poor Waffle can't get comfy. When he sees Evie and Simon playing in the garden, he feels left out and begins to woof and woof. Simon tells Waffle to rest quietly, but it's too late. The wonder dog's incessant barking has already disturbed Mrs Hobbs next door and, to make matters worse, like Waffle she's not feeling well either. Mrs Hobbs has a bad cold, and she's blaming it on the Brooklyn-Bells. She's convinced getting drenched in their ball-pit pond is the cause. The Brooklyn-Bells do chores for Mrs Hobbs to help her get better, and Jess brings home a surprise from work.

It’s a snowy day and JoJo and Gran Gran go to the park to build a snow panda! When JoJo realises it won’t last forever, Gran Gran has a Gran Gran Plan to help them remember their fun day in the snow.

Sarah's tuba is making some very peculiar sounds, so a trip to the music shop is in order.

WARNING : show starts before 17:45!! Sarah's tuba is making some very peculiar sounds, so a trip to the music shop is in order.

Phoenix has picked up a strange, strong smell after playing with Mossy, and nobody knows where it came from. Phoenix needs a swim to wash it off, and on the way to the river, the friends try to figure out what caused the smell. They retrace Phoenix's steps and discover many different smells in nature... but which one of them is the right match.

Tiny and her flower friends are playing a lovely tune with the music trees when suddenly they hear a strange voice joining in - it seems to be coming from high in the sky. On investigation, Tiny discovers a lone flower singing as she travels alone through space on a rocky asteroid. Tiny discovers that the flower is lonely and comes up with a clever plan to help her.

BaBa enjoys stomping around, but the noise startles the Tweeties. At Play Time, BaBa chooses to play with a noisy drum, and once again frightens the Tweeties away. MeMo explains that the Tweeties are scared of the loud noise, and BaBa wants to say sorry. Yummy Dog helps them find the Tweeties so that BaBa can say sorry and play the drum quietly for them. The Tweeties are happy again.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures. The Pontipines are out for a walk in the garden. What is that noise? Upsy Daisy is singing, Makka Pakka is stacking stones and the Tombliboos are playing their Tombliboo music! Igglepiggle is out for a long walk, skipping through the garden. He goes so far that he gets lost. The Pontipines use the trubliphone to get everyone to make even more noise so that Igglepiggle can follow the noise back to his friends.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Motsi Mabuse tells a charming tale about life’s little just-in-cases.

Michael Portillo completes his railway journey through the east of England during the postwar period. At RAF Lakenheath, he discovers a slice of America dropped into the British countryside, watching the US Air Force's Strike Eagles as they climb 10,000 feet per minute in an almost vertical trajectory. In the market town of Brandon, Michael visits Quorn Foods to find how a seemingly modern meat substitute emerged out of a postwar food crisis. Meanwhile, at Wild Ken Hill, Michael meets a visionary farmer committed to regenerating his land. Michael ends his journey in Cambridge to learn about how, just after World War II, James Watson and Francis Crick made the most important discovery in biology since Darwin.

Paul Rose explores the soft and rolling south Devon coastline, where he takes a snorkelling trip around Burgh Island and hitches a ride on the Dartmouth to Paignton steam train.

Sitcom writer Sir Roy Clarke looks back on one of his best-loved creations, Open All Hours. Roy shares his memories of working with two comedy legends: Ronnie Barker, who starred as the penny-pinching grocer Albert Arkwright, and David Jason, who played his hapless nephew Granville. The show was just one more success in Clarke's extraordinary career, sitting alongside his other long-running classic sitcoms Last of the Summer Wine and Keeping Up Appearances. Decades later, David Jason would return to the shop to mark the show's 40th anniversary with Still Open All Hours. The sequel would go on to run for six series - two more than the original, and yet another indicator of Roy Clarke's incredible comedy-writing stamina.

Brian takes a fresh look at the concept of gravity, revealing it to be far more than just the force that makes things fall to the ground.

Arkwright takes action when his corner shop is broken into and employs a large dog to guard his property. Unfortunately, the unruly creature is more successful at keeping customers at bay than any burglars who may be about.

The first episode of the comedy series about fastidious housewife Hyacinth Bucket sees Hyacinth's father have a nasty accident with a milk bottle.

Dan Cruickshank follows in the footsteps of John Stow and John Strype, two of London's greatest chroniclers, to explore one of the most dramatic centuries in the history of London. The 17th century saw London plunged into a series of devastating disasters. The Civil War, a murderous plague and the destruction that was the great fire should have seen the small medieval city all but destroyed. Yet somehow, London not only survived but emerged as one of the wealthiest and most influential cities in Europe. Using two remarkable surveys written at either end of this momentous century, Dan discovers how a unique combination of innovation, ambition and sheer spirit of enterprise saw Londoners thrive. His journey reveals the twists and turns of a century that laid the foundations of one of the most important cities on the planet.

Documentary series with explorer Bruce Parry. He sails to the island of Anuta, a tiny, remote tropical outpost in the South Pacific. It is one of the most isolated communities on Earth. To the Western eye it looks like paradise - white beaches, turquoise sea, swaying palm trees - but is there such a thing as paradise on Earth.

Dr George McGavin and Dr Zoe Laughlin set up base camp at one of the UK's biggest sewage works to investigate the revolutionary science finding vital renewable resources and undiscovered life in human waste. Teaming up with world-class scientists, they search for biological entities in sewage with potentially lifesaving medical properties, find out how pee can generate electricity, how gas from poo can fuel a car and how nutrients in waste can help solve the soil crisis. They follow each stage of the sewage treatment process, revealing what the stuff we flush can tell us about how we live today, and the mindboggling biotechnology being harnessed to clean it, making the wastewater safe enough to return to the environment.

Michael Palin shares memories of his 1988 screenplay for the drama Number 27 - one of his early post-Python solo ventures and written around the same time as East of Ipswich, when he was exploring his own skills as a storyteller. The drama tells the story of 90-year-old Miss Barwick, played by the veteran actress Joyce Carey, who finds herself being circled by property developers and facing eviction from the house she's lived in for her entire life. Looking back on the piece, Palin recalls how Joyce Carey gave the production its heart, and how audiences fell for her in the same way that the drama's property shark ended up falling in love with the house at Number 27.

Television play by Michael Palin. Ninety-year-old Miss Barwick has lived peacefully in the same house all her life, that is until a young property developer arrives at her front door to make her an offer.

First transmitted in 1998, this is the story of four men who orbited Earth on board the ill-fated Mir space station, which NASA declared unsafe in 1991. Although Mir had been lived in almost continuously since she was launched in 1986, the joint Russian-American mission in 1997 saw unprecedented problems on board the station; from fire, power blackouts and mechanical breakdowns to a dramatic midspace collision that left everyone on board scrambling for their lives. Contributors include American astronauts Jerry Linenger and Michael Foale, Russian cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Sasha Lazutkin, and ground support staff such as Tamara Globa, one of Russia's foremost astrologers.

WARNING : show starts before 00:20!! First transmitted in 1998, this is the story of four men who orbited Earth on board the ill-fated Mir space station, which NASA declared unsafe in 1991. Although Mir had been lived in almost continuously since she was launched in 1986, the joint Russian-American mission in 1997 saw unprecedented problems on board the station; from fire, power blackouts and mechanical breakdowns to a dramatic midspace collision that left everyone on board scrambling for their lives. Contributors include American astronauts Jerry Linenger and Michael Foale, Russian cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Sasha Lazutkin, and ground support staff such as Tamara Globa, one of Russia's foremost astrologers.

Michael Portillo explores the postwar Britain of his youth on a railway journey from the Midlands to the West Country. Beginning in Derby's famous 19th-century railway works, Michael hears how the Victorian sheds now house some of the most up-to-date assembly lines in Britain for building electric trains. In Leicester, Michael looks back to the early 1970s, when around 10,000 Asians arrived in the city after being expelled from Uganda by the dictator Idi Amin. On the outskirts of the city, Michael discovers a factory where, shortly after the Second World War, an entrepreneurial butcher turned his hand to something completely different - with the company he founded, Walkers, now producing 11 million bags of crisps a day. And from Hinkley Station, Michael heads for Stoney Cove, where a submerged quarry proved an ideal place to train divers in the 60s and 70s.

Dr George McGavin and Dr Zoe Laughlin set up base camp at one of the UK's biggest sewage works to investigate the revolutionary science finding vital renewable resources and undiscovered life in human waste. Teaming up with world-class scientists, they search for biological entities in sewage with potentially lifesaving medical properties, find out how pee can generate electricity, how gas from poo can fuel a car and how nutrients in waste can help solve the soil crisis. They follow each stage of the sewage treatment process, revealing what the stuff we flush can tell us about how we live today, and the mindboggling biotechnology being harnessed to clean it, making the wastewater safe enough to return to the environment.

Paul Rose explores the soft and rolling south Devon coastline, where he takes a snorkelling trip around Burgh Island and hitches a ride on the Dartmouth to Paignton steam train.

Documentary series with explorer Bruce Parry. He sails to the island of Anuta, a tiny, remote tropical outpost in the South Pacific. It is one of the most isolated communities on Earth. To the Western eye it looks like paradise - white beaches, turquoise sea, swaying palm trees - but is there such a thing as paradise on Earth.

Michael Portillo completes his railway journey through the east of England during the postwar period. At RAF Lakenheath, he discovers a slice of America dropped into the British countryside, watching the US Air Force's Strike Eagles as they climb 10,000 feet per minute in an almost vertical trajectory. In the market town of Brandon, Michael visits Quorn Foods to find how a seemingly modern meat substitute emerged out of a postwar food crisis. Meanwhile, at Wild Ken Hill, Michael meets a visionary farmer committed to regenerating his land. Michael ends his journey in Cambridge to learn about how, just after World War II, James Watson and Francis Crick made the most important discovery in biology since Darwin.

Dan Cruickshank follows in the footsteps of John Stow and John Strype, two of London's greatest chroniclers, to explore one of the most dramatic centuries in the history of London. The 17th century saw London plunged into a series of devastating disasters. The Civil War, a murderous plague and the destruction that was the great fire should have seen the small medieval city all but destroyed. Yet somehow, London not only survived but emerged as one of the wealthiest and most influential cities in Europe. Using two remarkable surveys written at either end of this momentous century, Dan discovers how a unique combination of innovation, ambition and sheer spirit of enterprise saw Londoners thrive. His journey reveals the twists and turns of a century that laid the foundations of one of the most important cities on the planet.

Brian takes a fresh look at the concept of gravity, revealing it to be far more than just the force that makes things fall to the ground.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 03:30!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Rosa and Pola are planning a family movie afternoon, but Tish and Bobby can’t decide on what to watch. They end up picking Bobby's favourite, but Tish is frustrated that he always gets his way. She imagines Bobby World, a world full of his favourite toys. Eventually Tash realises all the toys in that world were once Tish's, so they are actually in Tish World. Tish then decides to give Bobby's favourite show a go, since that's the one thing he chose for himself.

Bing wants Flop to read him his favourite book as he has his bath, but Bing joins in with the story too enthusiastically. Flop suggests they finish the story in bed as books don't like baths. When the book falls into the bath, Bing is heartbroken, but Flop helps him to understand that even though the book is wet the story isn't.

It is night time in Teletubbyland and the Teletubbies are all sleeping - apart from Tinky Winky. Stepping outside, Tinky Winky sees a star in the sky which sings Twinkle Twinkle. The other Teletubbies are woken so they can enjoy the special twinkly star. In Tummy Tales, a girl looks up to the night sky to spot the star that twinkles the most.

Preschool animation. A day out in the park shows Tee that it can be more fun to share the playground rides with his friends than to always go first.

Whilst Carrot works on Robotato, the rest of the Tato Team go to watch a magician, who is actually Evil Pea in disguise. Evil Pea makes Broccoli, Chilli and Tomato ‘disappear’ under the stage, and just as Supertato volunteers to be next, Carrot arrives and recognises Evil Pea. Supertato worries about where the rest of their friends are, but Carrot has already come up with her own magical plan to get them back.

Coco is showing Bing how magnets work. While Coco builds a tower, Bing wants to find more magnetic things. In the garden he tests the ball, table and key, announcing which are magnetic. When Bing tries the watering can, he accidentally drops the magnet behind the flowerbed! Neither Bing nor Coco can reach it, so Flop shows them how to fish with magnets.

Preston left an egg sandwich out for too long, and now its explosive smell is stinking up the whole town. Mojo and Bo need to evacuate everyone in Swoppiton before the eggy 'stinkplosion'.

WARNING : show starts before 06:55!! Preston left an egg sandwich out for too long, and now its explosive smell is stinking up the whole town. Mojo and Bo need to evacuate everyone in Swoppiton before the eggy 'stinkplosion'.

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.

It's a lovely day outside and Duggee is watering the plants while the Squirrels play nearby. Happy goes to retrieve a ball and finds Mole sitting on a bench looking very sad. Mole is reflecting on missed opportunities and forgotten dreams. As a young mole he wanted to be... a stunt mole! But he couldn't follow that dream as it was too hard with his vision being so fuzzy. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help.

WARNING : show starts before 07:15!! It's a lovely day outside and Duggee is watering the plants while the Squirrels play nearby. Happy goes to retrieve a ball and finds Mole sitting on a bench looking very sad. Mole is reflecting on missed opportunities and forgotten dreams. As a young mole he wanted to be... a stunt mole! But he couldn't follow that dream as it was too hard with his vision being so fuzzy. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help.

Bingo makes an omelette for Dad’s birthday breakfast, but there are delays in the kitchen.

Dad will need to embrace his inner kid if he wants to make Rug Island his home.

It's the Go Jetters as you've never seen them before as they take part in a disco-dazzling around the world gameshow! Foz and Xui are on Team Go Jetter and Grandmaster Glitch and Kyan are on Team Glitch as they go head to head to see who will win. Ubercorn and Lars are the quizmasters asking the questions in this ultimate geographic quiz.

When Benjamin is especially impressed by Lily's cleverness, Peter mistakenly thinks they no longer need him in the gang. But when Lily and Benjamin get trapped in Mr McGregor's garden, Peter soon realises that his friends need him more than ever.

When a flamingo chick gets left behind, it’s up to the Octonauts to save the young bird.

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’ll 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.

Alphablock S loves to look at the night sky with her friends. She is delighted when a STAR appears and invites them to follow it. They make a BROOM to sit on, but it is not big enough. So, they make two BROOMS. The Alphablocks take off, and the star leads them on an exciting ride. Passing through a STORM is a bit too exciting, so they decide to make the sky BRIGHT. It transforms, and the star takes them on a magical journey through the Northern Lights.

Quietly, we approach this majestic beast... It's my Safari Squat Challenge! Can you tackle my big three? Squats, bear crawls and fast feet. The king of the jungle is the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

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 the bagpipe-playing Chilli Peppers, melting Kiwi backstage and performing their song We’re Chilli When It’s Hot!

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.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘tummy’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a drummy tummy, a furry tummy, a squeaky tummy and some silly tummies. There are hungry tummies, a tickly tummy and even a very special tummy with a baby inside! The journey is repeated with some surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu wants Dad to play with her while he's working from home.

Fred and Dana come up with a new celebration - the Fine Forest Happy Helpers Day! They ask the Piggies to build a throne while baking a pie. Meanwhile, Wilf is determined to be rewarded and asks the Piggies for the impossible: to teach him how to help others.

The Twirlywoos are at the beach, where they see a lady and her father sitting in deckchairs. The lady insists that her dad puts his sun hat on, which he does reluctantly. When he thinks she isn't looking he takes it off, but she notices and makes him put it back on again. The Twirlywoos observe this, and they pop up behind her dad and take his hat off again! Every time they do this, his daughter notices and tells him to put his hat back on. In the end the lady takes her scarf and ties it around her dad's head to keep his hat on! The Very Important Lady visits the boat, only to fall apart. The Twirlywoos put her back together, but every time they think she's fixed, a piece of her falls off and the Twirlywoos have to put it back on again.

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.

Laa-Laa makes up a lovely song about all of the things she sees on her walk across Teletubbyland. Afterwards, she sings a song to Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po. They sing the song together and watch a children's choir sing in Tummy Tales.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Reau, Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, Otis, River and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is a night light, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that could be used as part of a bedtime routine. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate bedtime objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The baby lullaby Little One Time For Bed features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show what they’ve been doing at bedtime too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee visits a market stall with her friend Annabelle to play a game of I-spy.

While out for a walk with Mum, Maddie and Triggs meet a new dog and her owner. But this dog is a bit different - this dog has a job! As they walk together to the dog park, Lolo explains all about her life as a working guide dog.

Dylan the supermarket worker wants to sell everything his customers want. But when they all demand a product he only has one of, he needs to get creative.

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

It's the day when the Potatodons' hides are extra hot, crispy and delicious.

Packing for the pool, Bluey and Dad tease Mum about being so fussy with what to take. But when they arrive underprepared, they realise a little planning goes a long way.

The clubhouse is inundated with stray ducklings who think Norrie is their mum, so Duggee and the Squirrels need to do some detective work to reunite them with their real mum.

Pickpocket tag is loads of fun to play on a planet with hopping aliens.

It's Timmy's birthday, and his friends make him a delicious cake. But as the party games begin, Timmy can't resist sneaking away to taste a bit of the tempting cake - then a bit more, and a bit more! What will Harriet say when she finds the cake is just a pile of crumbs.

George and Freddie plan a woodland adventure. They create a list of all the things they’d like to see and find and pack some snacks for their intrepid journey. On their adventure with Mum and Dad, they discover colourful leaves, trees to climb, and bugs under rocks. But will they escape the treacherous troll hiding under the bridge? Back at home, there’s time for a warming cup of hot chocolate before settling down to bed.

George and Freddie love having fun! After a hearty breakfast, they fill their day with family 'eggsperiments', art, and even set up an obstacle course for Mum and Dad to complete. It looks easy at first… until they learn they have to do it blindfolded.

Ameliya's family come from a country called Trinidad and Tobago, and today she is cooking a popular Trinidadian dish: pepper roti. Ameliya rolls out her dough into big circles before adding a very colourful filling of carrot, red pepper, cheese and her special ingredient, spinach. The roti are then rolled up into a cone, flattened and rolled out again before being cooked. Ameliya has a very special Trinidadian surprise for her friends while they eat, but will they enjoy her tasty spinach.

Anya finds out all about some colourful teeny tiny creatures – dragonflies. Chantelle goes fossil hunting before meeting British Dragonfly Ambassador and Blue Peter young gardener, George. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are searching the skies and ponds for dragonflies. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how fast dragonflies are, where they have babies and how their extraordinary eyes work. It’s also time to find out what dragonflies tell us about the environment and the role they have in the food web. And this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to go pond dipping.

Dan the border collie is a search and rescue dog who works with his owner Jamie. His super nose follows scents and smells like clues so they can rescue people who need their help. Dan is busy digging a hole when his owner Jamie gets a very important phone call – police officer Penny needs them to go to Woofton Woods to look for a lost birdwatcher who is out trying to spot a rare bird, the Woofton woodpecker. After locating the birdwatcher’s car, Dan has to find the scent to discover which of the many paths she has taken through the woods. But the scent takes them off the path and into the canopy of trees, which are full of low-hanging branches and logs. Jamie kits Dan up with his breeze-busting bell so that he can hear him in the thicker forest. But after tracking down the lost birdwatcher, Dan and Jamie head back to the car park only to discover her car is still there. The birdwatcher has gone missing again! Can Dan and Jamie complete a double rescue.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Inca the jaguar. They get close as she has her breakfast and see her amazingly coloured coat. Most jaguars are yellow and black, but not Inca. She is melanistic, or all black. Their next animal is the anaconda. This giant snake is a sit-and-wait predator. When face to face, they see how it is perfectly adapted to stay submerged and hidden in the water for so long. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some pygmy marmosets. These tiny monkeys are the smallest in the world - they are about the size of a tennis ball. These treetop athletes can turn their heads nearly halfway around and look backwards. Aneeshwar and Lizzie give it a go. Next, they meet a giant spider with a giant web - the orb weaver spider. When her keeper throws some food onto her web, she immediately feels the vibrations and races to catch it. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection between these two incredible animals is.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘r’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We roar, dance like a robot and see a rainbow! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

One, Two and Three use a dice-making machine to figure out how to give everyone a fair go. They explore the properties of dice and mathematical fairness.

It's snowing! The Alphablocks whip up a wondrous winter wonderland, but can they get Mr Snowman to the North Pole before he melts? This episode has fun with 'an' and the words man, fun, sun, fan, tan, van and men.

Meet Wonderblock Stop, Go’s new best friend! Stop likes to stop and think things through. When Go gets her ball stuck in a tree, Stop encourages her to pause for a moment to find a way to retrieve it. During their journey, Stop realises that taking a step back can help her find solutions to challenges in all sorts of places. Now, she is able to help her friends solve their problems too.

Meet Wonderblock Go as she gets everything and everyone moving! When Go arrives, she leaps into action, magically making birds fly, flowers grow, instruments play, the rain fall and the stars shine. It’s a lot of fun, but is everything moving all at once such a good idea.

Fun Pink arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour pink with the Colourblocks.

When Egg, the cheeky little chick, goes on the run again, Duggee whistles to get him back. Hang on a minute Duggee, what was that noise? A whistle? The Squirrels want to learn how to whistle.

It's the day the geese fly over on their annual migration south. When Sonny reports that geese put on an amazing display if you mimic their calls, the gang look for the right sound to get a response from the geese before they fly past.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble looks for his pet dog's squeaky toy bone, while Justin spends the day with his friends and their pet dogs.

Po gets on the Tubby Custard Ride and makes lots of tubby custard - far too much for Po to eat alone! Po choo-choos off to find Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa so all the Teletubbies can share in the tubby custard. In Tummy Tales, the children take a ride on a steam train.

Preschool children's series about animals that live together on a huge patchwork blanket. Patchwork Chicken's egg is stuck! Can the Patchwork Pals find a way to help her.

Stop-frame animated series featuring Raa Raa and his friends, who solve very noisy mysteries in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Ooo Ooo is having a banana party. Raa Raa and the others have picked masses of lovely bananas, but how are they going to transport them back to Ooo Ooo's in time for the party.

Dodge is determined to win the Class Star award, but with Cherry winning every week for being a superstar at everything, it’s going to be tough! Dodge, Woofer and Jazz try to hatch a plan, but when Jazz and Dodge get swept up in their ideas, like getting Miss Collie a gift, they ignore Woofer’s advice that there’s a better way. Dodge brings Miss Collie a gift into the classroom from the playground and chaos ensues, leaving Dodge with no hope of winning the class star. Dodge discovers that the real key to winning is by trying his best.

Will Singalot infuriates Robin Hood with his constant singing and spoils his plans to dance with Maid Marion; in the news studio Arthur Sleep takes a nap; fitness enthusiast Keith Fitt starts a jumping jacks exercise craze and gets everyone to join in; zany scientist Professor Muddles invents a no-dizzy helmet which doesn't quite work as planned; wildlife park tour guide Sue Keeper gets scared of a cuddly toy lion; gardener Will Barrow finds all kinds of animals hiding in his wellington boot; bossy antiques 'expert' Ann Teak damages yet more priceless antiques including a suit of armour; and Storybook Stan gets upstaged by an out-of-control digital book. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes - and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that can go on water! Grace does some cool tricks on a Hydroflyer, shows off a boat that kind of flies and then sees a shark on an underwater scooter.

The Game Catchers land on a new planet and learn to play spider’s web. Before they can begin, they must help an indecisive Catercoon confidently shed its cocoon.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts help a group of algae-eating fish stand up to some aggressive damselfish, who are harming their own reef by over-farming it with algae.

When Peter tells an impulsive lie which leads Jemima Puddle-Duck into Mr Tod's clutches, he must act fast to stop her from becoming the fox's dinner.

Animated preschool series. It is a lovely day and the Squirrels are playing the shape game outside. Working out which shape goes where is quite tricky.

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

Evil Pea cheats Chilli out of winning floofy teddies at a funfair made from sweets, so Supertato and the Veggies must get the teddies back before it’s too late.

The Ducklings lose a relay race against the eaglets and are fed up with Weasy for not cheering them on. As Papa Eagle comes to show off, Weasy decides to challenge this pretentious family. It's time to train, but Weasy becomes an unbearable coach.

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

Bingo makes an omelette for Dad’s birthday breakfast, but there are delays in the kitchen.

In a new game, Dad is unprepared for the realities of giving birth to a baby Bingo.

After Pancake saves him from a mishap, Flutter vows to repay the debt. But his risk-averse behaviour drives Pan to distraction until a real emergency allows the debt to be repaid.

When a newly orphaned shoebill chick arrives at Safari World, Andy and Jen notice it's having trouble drinking water. Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile, jetting off to the swamps of Zambia, in southern Africa, to discover how shoebill chicks drink water. Along the way, he meets a pack of African hunting dogs, complete with adorable puppies.

The Brooklyn-Bells are looking after the kitten from Jess's veterinary practice. When Waffle checks on the kitten, it's not in its bed. In fact, the kitten is nowhere to be seen. The Brooklyn-Bells don't see it disappear into the utility cupboard and through the tunnel to Mrs Hobbs's house next door. When Mrs Hobbs meets the kitten, she mistakes it for her beloved cat George. She falls in love with the kitten and doesn't want it to leave.

When JoJo discovers that astronauts have visited the moon she decides she would like to go there too. With Gran Gran’s help, she builds a homemade rocket and blasts off for an imaginary adventure into space.

Sarah and Duck discover a Lemon Cafe in the park, but it seems to be nearly closing time..

Scarf Lady is holding a knitted treats sale in the park, but the weather is causing a problem..

Marvin, Oona and Silky are playing hide-and-seek in the Underwater Cave. Silky tries lots of different hiding places but gets frustrated when Oona and Marvin find her easily. When it's her turn to look for her friends, Silky is slow on land and is disappointed when she can't find her friends. But when she agrees to play once more, Silky finds a hiding place that's just right for her.

The Iron Chicken tidies her nest and dumps a huge bundle of unwanted junk metal on to the Clangers' planet. At first Major wants to keep it, but Mother thinks he has quite enough junk already. It is Small who comes up with an idea that will see the metal return into space, transformed.

MeMo and BaBa discover a dandelion clock and have fun blowing the seeds. At Play Time, they choose another fuzzy flower to play with and bounce on a cloud whilst batting the flower about. The Yummies show MeMo and BaBa how to plant dandelion seeds, and MeMo and BaBa marvel at how a seed can become a beautiful flower. They travel across the Lullaby Lake, making their way to the Bay of Books.

Makka Pakka is in the garden looking for stones, but he can't find any. Igglepiggle is walking in the garden and comes across a stone, so he decides to find Makka Pakka and give the stone to him. Upsy Daisy finds a stone and gives it to Makka Pakka, then the Tombliboos find one, two, three stones and give them all to Makka Pakka. Makka Pakka's friends have given him five stones.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! David Corenswet tells the story of Daisy, who is trying to work out what her daddy does.

Michael Portillo explores the postwar Britain of his youth on a railway journey from the Midlands to the West Country. Beginning in Derby's famous 19th-century railway works, Michael hears how the Victorian sheds now house some of the most up-to-date assembly lines in Britain for building electric trains. In Leicester, Michael looks back to the early 1970s, when around 10,000 Asians arrived in the city after being expelled from Uganda by the dictator Idi Amin. On the outskirts of the city, Michael discovers a factory where, shortly after the Second World War, an entrepreneurial butcher turned his hand to something completely different - with the company he founded, Walkers, now producing 11 million bags of crisps a day. And from Hinkley Station, Michael heads for Stoney Cove, where a submerged quarry proved an ideal place to train divers in the 60s and 70s.

Paul Rose explores the soft and rolling south Devon coastline, where he takes a snorkelling trip around Burgh Island and hitches a ride on the Dartmouth to Paignton steam train.

A glorious national obsession is explored in this archive-rich look at the evolution of the weather forecast from print via radio to TV and beyond - and at the changing weather itself. It shows how the Met Office and the BBC have always used the latest technology to bring the holy grail of accurate forecasting that much closer - even if the odd messenger like TV weatherman Michael Fish has been shot along the way. Yet as hand-drawn maps have been replaced by weather apps, the bigger drama of global warming has been playing itself out as if to prove that we were right all along to obsess about the weather. Featuring a very special rendition of the shipping forecast by a Cornish fishermen's choir.

Brian takes a fresh look at the concept of gravity, revealing it to be far more than just the force that makes things fall to the ground.

Four friends from the city embark on a canoeing adventure in rural Appalachia, but the wilderness and hostile locals soon turn their trip into a desperate fight for survival.

Documentary series with explorer Bruce Parry. He sails to the island of Anuta, a tiny, remote tropical outpost in the South Pacific. It is one of the most isolated communities on Earth. To the Western eye it looks like paradise - white beaches, turquoise sea, swaying palm trees - but is there such a thing as paradise on Earth.

Michael Palin shares memories of his 1988 screenplay for the drama Number 27 - one of his early post-Python solo ventures and written around the same time as East of Ipswich, when he was exploring his own skills as a storyteller. The drama tells the story of 90-year-old Miss Barwick, played by the veteran actress Joyce Carey, who finds herself being circled by property developers and facing eviction from the house she's lived in for her entire life. Looking back on the piece, Palin recalls how Joyce Carey gave the production its heart, and how audiences fell for her in the same way that the drama's property shark ended up falling in love with the house at Number 27.

Television play by Michael Palin. Ninety-year-old Miss Barwick has lived peacefully in the same house all her life, that is until a young property developer arrives at her front door to make her an offer.

Michael Portillo explores the postwar Britain of his youth on a railway journey from the Midlands to the West Country. Beginning in Derby's famous 19th-century railway works, Michael hears how the Victorian sheds now house some of the most up-to-date assembly lines in Britain for building electric trains. In Leicester, Michael looks back to the early 1970s, when around 10,000 Asians arrived in the city after being expelled from Uganda by the dictator Idi Amin. On the outskirts of the city, Michael discovers a factory where, shortly after the Second World War, an entrepreneurial butcher turned his hand to something completely different - with the company he founded, Walkers, now producing 11 million bags of crisps a day. And from Hinkley Station, Michael heads for Stoney Cove, where a submerged quarry proved an ideal place to train divers in the 60s and 70s.

Paul Rose explores the soft and rolling south Devon coastline, where he takes a snorkelling trip around Burgh Island and hitches a ride on the Dartmouth to Paignton steam train.

Documentary series with explorer Bruce Parry. He sails to the island of Anuta, a tiny, remote tropical outpost in the South Pacific. It is one of the most isolated communities on Earth. To the Western eye it looks like paradise - white beaches, turquoise sea, swaying palm trees - but is there such a thing as paradise on Earth.

Brian takes a fresh look at the concept of gravity, revealing it to be far more than just the force that makes things fall to the ground.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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It’s raining outside, so Tish has planned her day indoors with a list of all the things that she wants to do. However, Pola and Rosa, who are both very busy with work, ask Tish to keep Bobby occupied. At first, Tish is reluctant, but then Tash makes her realise that she can make the best of the bad situation. Tish ends up having fun playing with Bobby as they save some toys from a hungry dinosaur.

Children's animation. Bing has a great time choosing the perfect present for Sula. But when it's time to hand it over, he decides he wants to keep it for himself.

The Teletubbies can't get enough of the Tubby Custard Ride so they ask to go on it again and again! In Tummy Tales, children play on a slide again and again.

Preschool animation. Mo is always there to help, but Tee is getting bigger and wants to do everything by himself.

Evil Pea takes over the Tato Tower HQ and uses Carrot’s new security system to keep Supertato out. Supertato and Carrot work on a cunning ice cream plan to sneak back in.

While looking for things to sell in their shop, Bing and Sula find their old friend Mr Rainybow - but his head is completely gone! So they decide to sell him, and after a nice lady buys his stacky bit for her toilet rolls, they look for some more things to sell. But then they find Mr Rainybow's head and are sad that they can't get the rest of him back. However, Charlie loves to knock down Mr Rainybow's rings.

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

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 and the Squirrels go on an adventure to find a famously shy creature called The Snard who doesn’t like noise…time to earn their Being Quiet badges.

Dad pretends he was born yesterday, so Bluey and Bingo have to take charge and guide him.

The Heeler cousins play charades and Nana must think quickly to keep the game on track.

The Go Jetters have travelled to Horsetail Fall in the Yosemite National Park. It's a 300m-high waterfall made of melted snow. Once a year the setting sun lights up the water, making it glow like fire for just a few special minutes. This is called Firefall, and if there isn't enough water from the melting snow, Firefall doesn't happen. Unfortunately, Grandmaster Glitch has built a snow princess at the top of the fall and is using an ice machine to stop her melting. When the Go Jetters arrive to watch Firefall, they see that there is no water falling down! Can the team save snowy Princess Glorinda and Firefall.

Animated series. When Peter sets his sights on the biggest pumpkin in Mr McGregor's patch, rolling it home turns into the ride of a lifetime.

A lyrebird confounds the Octonauts with its ability to mimic any sound it hears.

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 Alphablocks panic when a SNAIL appears in their vegetable garden and starts to CHOMP its way through the vegetables. In a FLASH, the snail gets larger and faster. They follow its TRAIL and realise that it is only attracted to green vegetables. They make a special GREEN patch to distract the snail. Now, the Alphablocks can enjoy a vegetable feast in peace.

Warm up with my Let's Get Moving Challenge! Defrost with runners, hoppers and toe taps. We'll be totally roasting by the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

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 Cauliflower creaking away as she grows and sings her catchy Cauliflower Creak song.

Bing wants to draw a big picture, so Flop finds him some chalk to draw on the pavement. Bing draws a fabulous stripy, spotty, zig-zag dinosaur, but just as he has finished, a rain shower washes the dinosaur away. Bing is devastated until he sees that a bit of dinosaur is left behind, and with that new beginning there is another chalk something waiting to be created.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘bag’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bags - a big bag, a tiny bag and a shiny bag. There’s a sleeping bag, a beeping bag and even a leaping bag! 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.

Cherry launches 'Cherry’s News' using a giant speaker, but she has nothing to say - and no-one brings her news. She doesn’t know that everyone in Fine Forest, including the Piggies, need help.

Stop-motion preschool series. The Twirlywoos hide during a treasure hunt at a children's birthday party. In the boat, they are hidden by strange weeds.

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 get very messy when the Tubby Custard Machine takes them on a Tubby Custard Ride, which splats tubby custard everywhere. The children in Tummy Tales have messy fun with art in the park.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome little ones Minnie, Luna, Oliver, River, Theo 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 Nigel’s bag are a toy pig, a toy sheep and a toy chicken, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are themed around things you might find at a farm. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate farm objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song Old MacDonald Had A Farm features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring farm things too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee visits a building site with her new friend Dreya to play a game of I-spy.

Maddie and Triggs get the giggles as they repeatedly ask Dad 'are we there yet?' during a family car journey to Nana and Dadó's. If only Dad hadn't tried to take a shortcut.

Dylan the firefighter wants his team to be ready for any emergency, even the ones they accidentally create.

Kiri and Lou can’t sleep. Pania says she will sing them a song, but only if they stay awake for the whole thing.

A young Cornasaurolophus starts popping, which draws the attention of the Bananaraptors.

Playing 'Shops' is the best game ever for Bluey and her friends - if they can ever get started! With Bluey questioning the rules and changing who's who, they might be here all day.

Duggee and the Squirrels meet a lion with unfortunate breath and teach him a special song to help him learn how to brush his teeth.

The Game Catchers land on a planet where alien children love to play the longest thread.

The class are making items out of folded paper, and Timmy is amazed by Finlay's fantastic paper plane. He tries to copy him, but Timmy's effort just won't fly like Finlay's. Timmy is losing heart, until Finlay's plane gets stuck in a tree, and Timmy gets a great idea.

George and Freddie plan a woodland adventure. They create a list of all the things they’d like to see and find and pack some snacks for their intrepid journey. On their adventure with Mum and Dad, they discover colourful leaves, trees to climb, and bugs under rocks. But will they escape the treacherous troll hiding under the bridge? Back at home, there’s time for a warming cup of hot chocolate before settling down to bed.

Izaac is making a traditional recipe from his home county of Lancashire. The Chorley cakes are made from circles of pastry filled with a fruity filling of dried cherries and currants. Izaac works hard tickling the flour and butter together before turning it into dough, which he then has to carefully roll out. When Izaac's friends arrive he gives them a red rose, the symbol of Lancashire. Will Izaac's friends guess the special ingredient and will they enjoy it in his Chorley cakes.

Benjamin and his brothers want to find out about teeny tiny creatures that crawl – caterpillars. Chantelle meets Ezzie to find out how caterpillars grow and change into cocoons and chrysalis. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are in the garden looking on leaves and bushes for caterpillars. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how big caterpillars get, whether they make a noise and how they move. It’s also time to find out how caterpillars help the eco-system as providers. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task; making a caterpillar cafe.

Newfoundland Sylvie is a big therapy dog with big soft cuddles who loves to help people when they’re worried. She and her owner Katrina visit all sorts of people every day, young and old. Sylvie and her owner Katrina are helping a girl called Akilah, who is joining the local school after arriving from a foreign country. Lots of things will be very different for her, so Sylvie will need her super heart to make her feel as welcome as possible. After meeting Akilah and her mum, along with Fred the teaching assistant, Sylvie takes her to the school hall for some lunch, stopping to admire some artwork along the way. Then Sylvie acts as Akilah’s furry tour guide on a whistlestop tour of the school, including a trip to the library, before guiding her to her new classroom to meet the teacher and all her new friends. There will be lots of new faces, and everyone will be talking in a language she’s still learning - but with Sylvie and her super heart by her side, Akilah is sure to make lots of friends.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Inca the jaguar. They get close as she has her breakfast and see her amazingly coloured coat. Most jaguars are yellow and black, but not Inca. She is melanistic, or all black. Their next animal is the anaconda. This giant snake is a sit-and-wait predator. When face to face, they see how it is perfectly adapted to stay submerged and hidden in the water for so long. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

It's Waffle's birthday and Mr Willow throws a huge party for him. As the Brooklyn-Bells prepare a surprise for Waffle, Connie and Ruby's dog, Jelly, leads the Wonder Dog astray.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘s’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We play on a seesaw, eat some sausages and meet a singing seal! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

The Numberblocks play dominoes and try to reach the golden double six domino and win a prize. They learn about the different patterns on the faces.

Alphablock I really, really wants to win the extreme vowel race: everyone else is hopping, riding, driving or flying - but can she do it on her own? This episode has fun with '-in', the five vowels and the words van, bus, hop, red, fog, mud, tap, bug, mop, hen, din, fin and win.

Meet Wonderblock Stop, Go’s new best friend! Stop likes to stop and think things through. When Go gets her ball stuck in a tree, Stop encourages her to pause for a moment to find a way to retrieve it. During their journey, Stop realises that taking a step back can help her find solutions to challenges in all sorts of places. Now, she is able to help her friends solve their problems too.

Colour explorer Brown arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour brown with the Colourblocks.

Duggee is going to make the Squirrels juice from fresh fruit in the garden. Whilst picking the fruit, the Squirrels meet a little bug, full of woes about being too small. The Squirrels think it must be brilliant to be so tiny but the little bug disagrees.

Yukee and Stripes set up their own garden radio station but struggle to find music that keeps their audience happy.

Mr Tumble visits Baker Tumble's bakery, while Justin spends the day with two best friends who love to bake cakes together.

The Teletubbies wait for tubby toast, then they wait for the Tubby Phone to be answered and finally they wait for the Tiddlytubbies to go to sleepybyes. A boy in Tummy Tales waits to cross a road with his grandad and waits for a bus.

Preschool children's series about animals that live together on a huge patchwork blanket. Patchwork Fish has run out of water! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Crocky has got his foot stuck in a bucket, which makes lots of noise every time he walks. It's great fun making lots of noise at first, but soon Crocky tires of the bucket stuck on his foot. Raa Raa and the other jungle animals try to help Crocky remove the bucket.

Miss Collie brings her pet stick insect, Woody, to class, but halfway through the day, Woody mysteriously vanishes! Dodge, Woofer, and Jazz spring into action, convinced a pup has taken him, and launch an investigation to track down the culprit. Just as Dodge thinks he’s cracked the case, they discover Woody was in his tank all along, showing off some surprising skills.

Captain Adorable has problems with a space guinea pig, fitness instructor Keith Fitt gets Arthur Sleep running in the studio, zany scientist Professor Muddles demonstrates his bicycle-powered recycling machine, incompetent DIY enthusiast DIY Dan tries and fails to brighten up an old chest of drawers, wildlife park tour guide Sue Keeper gets all her reindeer facts wrong, and ever-helpful Humphrey gets his neighbour into trouble during a walk in the woods. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes - and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock-knock jokes. Finally, there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that help with farming! Grace drives a massive compost turner, shows off a machine that makes hay bales and then picks some tasty carrots in a carrot harvester.

The Game Catchers land on the Zen Garden Planet, where they learn to play stick to me. Before they begin, Boxy finds some magic pebbles that make him play the game a little too literally.

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

When Peter decides to set Mr Tod and Tommy Brock against each other, he soon finds out that breaking the food chain is harder than it looks.

The Squirrels are playing hide-and-seek, but they can't find Happy. Duggee can though - he follows Happy's footprints. The Squirrels follow lots of different footprints that take them to their friend but there is one set they just can't work out.

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

It’s a space race as Supertato helps Carrot fly her baguette rocket to become the first Veggie on the cheese moon, but halfway there Evil Pea makes them crash land.