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Series which mixes live action and animation, featuring the magical Baby Jake, who giggles and gurgles his way through enchanting adventures. Baby Jake and the Hamsternauts go on a space adventure making noise.

Grandmaster Glitch is visiting London and spots the perfect souvenir at a riverside stall - a majestic hat that was clearly made for a Grandmaster! But when he finds he has no money, he decides to raise some by working as a tour guide on the River Thames. The Go Jetters are also visiting London while Lars helps to fix his favourite his bridge - Tower Bridge. Ubercorn explains that this amazing bridge can be raised to allow tall river traffic to pass safely beneath. While Lars goes to fix Tower Bridge, Xuli, Kyan and Foz jump onto a riverboat tour, unaware that they are in fact boarding Grim HQ! Before they can jump ship, Glitch sets sail, giving out his very own glitchy 'facts' and spending his customers' money on his Union Jack hat. But when the hat blows away in the breeze and Glitch gives chase, he puts tourists, boats and Tower Bridge itself in danger.

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

It’s Make a Plan Day and Love Monster and Elder Panda are in the Everything but Sprinkles Store getting supplies for the very busy day they have planned together. They’ve planned crafting, bonsai snipping, hot chocolate sipping, kite flying, DJing and pipa playing. Elder Panda realises that he has forgotten to get the stickers for their crafting so tells Love Monster to wait for him with the basket while he goes to get them. He heads off, but while Love Monster waits, he hears an announcement over the loudspeaker from the store owner Elder Mouse.

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

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

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes lose their ball near sleeping Cucumberdiles. A quiet retrieval fails.

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

Chilli is determined to make it to the top of Cereal Mountain without the help of Supertato and his gadgets. Evil Pea tries to get there first by cheating.

Bing and Flop hear the familiar jingle of Gilly's ice cream van and race across the park to find her. After a long run, Bing finally gets his ice cream, but as he waves goodbye to Gilly he tips the ice cream out of the cone. It's too late to call Gilly back, so Flop makes a fruit cone out of the cone and some of his fruit kebab instead.

Bing and Coco are drawing Gilly a picture. When she and Popsie arrive, Bing goes to say hello, but while he does so Charlie makes a big squiggle on Bing's drawing! Gilly shows them a game called 'squiggling'. You draw a squiggle, and then your partner turns that squiggle into a new drawing. Bing loves this game and turns Charlie's squiggle into Popsie.

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

The Squirrels are crafting in the Clubhouse when Betty saves Tag from throwing water across the table instead of glitter. We learn quickly that Tag, although full of enthusiasm and energy, has not always been the best listener. He was great at discovering new things, and everyone wanted to join in with him - but getting easily distracted would land him in an array of trouble.

Animated adventure comedy series. Trouble brews in Jamaica when Glitch's campfire threatens a coffee plantation.

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

Bryan gets spooked and thinks there’s a lake monster lurking in the mists. It’ll be Mojo and Bo who have to find the monster... or show Bryan that there’s no monster at all.

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.

Justin meets Riley and his mum on the pitch to find out about their favourite hobby, football. Mr Tumble makes Grandad a card to show him he cares, but gets into a sticky mess. There's a penalty shoot out in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words mum, hug and scarf.

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

The Squirrels have played all the board games in the Clubhouse and are looking for something more exciting. Duggee has an idea: why not play Duggee’s Woofety Woof Game Show? And just like that, the Squirrels are sitting behind buzzers in a dazzling game show set. Duggee is dressed to impress as the host with the show’s resident brain, Ladybug, on hand to assist him! The Squirrels are up against reigning champions the Acorn Heads. They must go head to head in a series of questions across different rounds to win the show. But at the end of all the rounds, the Squirrels and the Acorn Heads are neck and neck! This results in a tense tie-breaker round. Who will guess the mystery object to win the game show and the ultimate prize.

Duggee is teaching the Squirrels about animal noises, when they hear a loud moo from a herd of nearby cows who are being rounded up by Duggee’s old pal Rodeo Horse! The Squirrels wonder what the cows are saying to each other, so Tag volunteers to find out, as he speaks a little moo. One of the cows tells Tag her name is Juanita, but when he introduces the other Squirrels, Roly accidentally insults the cows with his rudimentary moo skills. This causes them to take offence and stampede off! Luckily Duggee has his Round Up Badge, so it’s time to get back in the saddle! Duggee and Rodeo Horse teach the Squirrels all the essentials for cow wrangling, and together they track the wandering bovine through the desert. But will Roly’s moo have improved enough not to scare them away and ensure the cowhands are worthy of their Round Up Badges.

The Piris are delighted when the berg hits a tropical island and get into holiday mode. But when their wasteful behaviour annoys the local monkeys, they need to make amends.

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.

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

At the Go Jet Academy, Ubercorn has found an old map that leads to the GO Dome of the Ancients. This mysterious dome was built by the first ever Go Jetters and has been lost for hundreds of years. With Foz at the helm with his expert map-reading skills, the Go Jetters take to the Truckster to follow the map and find the ancient dome. But Grandmaster Glitch, being sneaky as usual, takes a photo of the Go Jetters' map and tries to find the dome himself.

Sunny and Spicy are happily playing with bubbles until Weasy shows up and pops them - he's ruining their game! It's time to teach him a lesson.

Team Spidey faces robot copies. Black Cat transforms.

A Portuguese man o' war washes ashore; the Octonauts need to reunite him with his legion.

Myrtle wants to practise her newly learned first aid skills.

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

Angela is declared Peak City's favourite hero, which makes the rest of her team jealous.

When disaster strikes at the museum, Andy sets off on a prehistoric adventure using his trusty, time-travelling clock. Arriving 30,000 years in the past, Andy joins a herd of woolly mammoths and bumps into one of his own ancient ancestors.

Big Cook is setting up her toy farm in the kitchen, but she doesn’t have Small’s favourite animal to add. Meanwhile, Old MacDonald visits the cafe, so Jen and Small cook him some cauliflower sheep.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how the tide plays such an important role in the environment. They find out that the tide usually goes in and out twice a day, which keeps our coasts full of life and helps bring food to lots of animals. On the way, they learn that the moon affects the tide, before exploring the beach and looking for tidal treasure.

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

Waffle 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.

It's a very hot day and Duggee's flowers are looking very sad. What can perk them up? Some water of course, but there's not a drop to be found. They need a bit of rain, but it's far too sunny today. How can they make the rain come? What about the rain dance! Who knows how to do a great dance? Duggee, of course! Duggee teaches the Squirrels the best rain dance ever and it really does work well. Now they can all do their crazy dancing in the rain.

The Octonauts journey across a dangerous expanse of ice to help a penguin mother get back to her family.

Sunny has trouble sleeping at the clinic. Vida gathers all his comforts of home to help.

Grandmaster Glitch makes popcorn in Mount Etna, blocking the volcano and endangering the farms on its slopes.

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

Sonny can’t fit a rescued old tin bath into his caravan. Can TapTap find an unexpected use for it.

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

Justin and his friends visit a living museum to experience life in the olden days. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble has overslept because his alarm clock is broken – but he has a plan.

Nigel, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Grace, Sebastian, Leo, Ali-Husayn and Esther, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too. The What’s in the Box? game reveals a toy spider, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all inspired by minibeasts and mud. 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 minibeasts and mud object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler! Storytime is all about joining in with physical actions, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear head outside for a nature walk. Along the way, the twins splash in a muddy puddle, crawl like a caterpillar, tiptoe past some sleeping bunnies and give a tree a hug! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring minibeasts and mud too. Plus, the Big Band Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Kiri and Lou meet a shy little creature called Small. It turns out she’s a fan, and she’s even written a song about them.

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

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

Tee is heartbroken when he can't find his favourite toy, Action Ape, and goes straight to Mo for help. Mo is more interested in helping Tee learn to look for things.

The Game Catchers land on the Planet of Constructions, where they learn a game called steal the monster’s treasure. But they can’t play until a local alien overcomes his fear of getting his hair cut.

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

Dylan wants to carry out a successful search and rescue mission, but he can't find someone to save.

Mojo’s got the perfect top for digging up the bones of a Swoppitus Rex. But could an actual dinosaur still be alive under Jackson’s field, or is it a case of mistaken identity.

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

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover why dead wood is important for wildlife. They make their own mini dead hedge around a vegetable planter by using twigs, sticks and leaves that have fallen off the trees in the garden.

After a lab mishap, Looph’s new ‘size-o-matic’ machine misfires, causing her to shrink. Can she find a clever way to alert her friends and turn everything back to normal.

Lars sees a mysterious creature near the Academy jungle and rushes to tell the others. Ubercorn explains that new species are discovered all the time, so this could be something that no one has seen before. He also tells them that new species are often named after the person who finds them. Excited by the prospect of lending their name to this mysterious creature, the Go Jetters, Grandmaster Glitch and Tala head out on a jungle expedition - but something seems to be watching them from the treetops..

Bobbles sails out to sea in a quest to find Bobbles’ true love who has gone exploring. They are happily reunited as Aimee and Nadeem perform the traditional ‘My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

Dad drops an essential gizmo in a hard-to-reach place. Big Lizard takes them on an underwater adventure to meet Ammon, the tentacled solution to their problem.

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

Bingo is convinced that she has ruined Mother's Day when she drops Mum’s breakfast in bed on the floor. But Bluey helps make amends by putting on a play about how Mum and Dad first met.

Nikhil and Jay have a surprise poem for Mother's Day, but Amma doesn’t seem to like it. They need to find something that Amma would really like.

JoJo, Gran Gran, Mummy and Great-Gran-Gran have a special day ahead of them to celebrate Mother’s Day. Together, the four generations of JoJo’s family have a relaxing spa day at home. Daddy helps JoJo surprise Mummy with a special meal, Gran Gran sends Great-Gran-Gran a card, and Mummy gives Gran Gran a special blanket. JoJo had forgotten that Gran Gran is Mummy’s mummy! Everyone loves their gifts.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. A sleepy Sarah attempts to bake a dessert for a hungry Duck.

To please Mum, Lola is determined to stay clean and tidy for her first school photograph. Unfortunately, Lola is not good at staying clean and tidy. What makes it even harder to achieve is that there's school lunch and painting class before the school photograph. But, as ever, Charlie and Lola find a way of producing a special photo of Lola after all.

MeMo and BaBa are having a race, but BaBa always starts before Gramma Leeba says go, never waiting. At Play Time, BaBa knocks down MeMo’s brick tower before it has been built. MeMo and the Yummies encourage BaBa to wait for the snacks to be ready before trying to eat them. BaBa waits - and they're delicious! On the Lullaby Lake, BaBa has learned to wait and is rewarded with a beautiful performance.

Igglepiggle falls down and gets a muddy patch on his tummy. He gets the mud on his hand, on his blanket and on Upsy Daisy. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy go riding in the Ninky Nonk and spread mucky patches over that too. Finally, they meet Makka Pakka, who washes them clean. Everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Charithra Chandran tells the charming tale of a little giraffe learning about the world from her loving mum.

Highlights from the 2026 Players Championship at Sawgrass.

Patrick Wright explores the architecture of Dorset, including the Church of St Peter and St Paul, Blandford, Milton Abbey and the Old Higher Lighthouse at Portland.

Kedleston Hall is a grand stately home nestled in the Derbyshire countryside. In its grounds lives one of the most elusive of British mammals, the stoat. On the estate at the end of winter, we catch a rare glimpse of a stoat in ermine. A visiting shrike, or butcher bird, is another unusual sight. The stately stoats have resided in Kedleston for many years, and each spring an old walled garden is where they choose to raise their young. The kits give a new meaning to the word hyperactive, and their mum is kept busy catching rabbits to feed them. Eventually the stoat family start to explore their estate, where more surprises are in store.

The story of the iconic Irish artefacts that have helped to shape and create modern Ireland, both north and south. The programme reveals the surprising tales behind treasures such as the Tara Brooch, the Broighter Hoard, the Waterford Charter Roll and others, revealing new stories behind the artefacts that we thought we knew. It also reveals the most recent astounding finds that are adding to the list of Ireland's Treasures. Using key access to Ireland's two largest museums, in Belfast and Dublin, the programme brings together archaeologists and curators who have spent their lives working to understand the true context for these emblematic treasures.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions hosted by Robert Robinson with team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell with and guests Donald Churchill, Pauline Yates, Joanna Lumley and Lord Kearton.

Dan Cruickshank explores the mysteries and secrets of the bridges that have made London what it is. He uncovers stories of Bronze-Age relics emerging from the Vauxhall shore, of why London Bridge was falling down, of midnight corpses splashing beneath Waterloo Bridge, and above all, of the sublime ambition of London's bridge builders themselves.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against guests Joyce Grenfell, Bernard Levin and Robin Ray. With guest musician Henryk Szeryng.

Artist Tracey Emin talks to Alan Yentob about her life, from her troubled early years in Margate to a series of breakthroughs in the 1990s.

Renowned actress Dame Janet Suzman reflects on her acclaimed 1972 portrayal of Ibsen’s formidable heroine Hedda Gabler. The adaptation was directed by Waris Hussein and also starred Ian McKellen as Hedda's insufferable husband, Tesman, with Jane Asher as childhood friend Thea, a cast Suzman remembers with great fondness. Reflecting on Hedda’s fascinating complexity, emotional depth and human flaws, Janet describes the actor’s task of stepping fully into a character’s worldview. Suzman reminds us of the power of great writing, and the rare opportunity the Ibsen play offered at the time: a complex, emotionally rich leading part for a woman.

How does connecting with the images and sounds of the natural world help us gain a greater sense of ease, perspective and connection? This first episode is about breathing. By immersing ourselves in images of jellyfish floating, elephants swimming and lemurs swinging through the rainforest, we learn to focus on our breathing and are reminded that we are not separate from the world around us. What is the relationship between each breath and mindfulness, and why is breathing so important to becoming still and being in the moment.

Dan Cruickshank explores the mysteries and secrets of the bridges that have made London what it is. He uncovers stories of Bronze-Age relics emerging from the Vauxhall shore, of why London Bridge was falling down, of midnight corpses splashing beneath Waterloo Bridge, and above all, of the sublime ambition of London's bridge builders themselves.

Patrick Wright explores the architecture of Dorset, including the Church of St Peter and St Paul, Blandford, Milton Abbey and the Old Higher Lighthouse at Portland.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

After Tish gets her kite stuck high up in a tree, Tash suggests they go and find a dinosaur to help them get it back. Entering the Cretaceous period, Tish and Tash seek help from a T-Rex, with no luck. He can’t reach it! Neither can the triceratops. Finally, with the help of a brachiosaurus known as 'Braki', they’re able to free the kite and carry on playing.

Bing and Flop build a sandcastle and Pando joins them in the sandpit with his wind-up digger toy to help. Bing finds a lovely 'poiky thing' in the sand and thinks it will make the perfect decoration for the top of his castle - not realising it belongs to Pando's digger.

The Teletubbies take it in turns to go up and down on the Dup Dup. Sometimes they go fast and sometimes they go slow - and even the Noo-noo has a go.

Preschool animation about a baby monkey and his mother. Tee is so excited about a dinosaur party that he accidentally loses his voice from rawr-ing. Can Mo save the dino-day.

A toy dinosaur rampages through the supermarket and scares the Grape Kids. Carrot and Supertato work out that it’s controlled by a remote control and try to get the dinosaur back in its box.

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.

Mojo’s got the perfect top for digging up the bones of a Swoppitus Rex. But could an actual dinosaur still be alive under Jackson’s field, or is it a case of mistaken identity.

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

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

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

When Peter discovers Mr Tod is the host of a surprise party, he must save the guests from becoming party food.

While collecting pictures, Dashi and Shellington get trapped in a flooding cave.

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

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. N, O, T and E make music - and S makes more and more of it.

Love Monster has to use all his willpower not to open Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny's present before night-time - but what can it be.

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

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

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.

In this episode, Dee encourages a friend to say ‘dinosaur’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of dinosaurs – big, baby and scaly ones. There’s a stomping dinosaur, a running dinosaur, a disco dinosaur, and even a drumming dinosaur! 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 can't understand why Gus is afraid of the vacuum cleaner.

The Piggies set out to give Rebecca a true knight’s adventure, just like in the stories. They build a beautiful castle and take on different roles. It’s the start of an epic quest! But will everything go smoothly with Wilf as the dragon.

The Twirlywoos are in a hairdresser's salon. They watch as the hairdresser puts all his signs outside the shop. Whilst the hairdresser is busy, the Twirlywoos decide to put everything outside... including the customers! The Fruit Tea Machine has gone wrong. The tube has gone up so high that it has opened the top of the Big Red Boat and the spout is outside by the Quacky Birds. The Twirlywoos are struggling to pump the tea up to the top of the tube. The Quacky Birds jump up and down on the orange at the top of the tube, but they can only manage to get drips out. The Hooter comes to the rescue and the fruit tea pours from outside the Big Red Boat into the teapot.

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. Dipsy ballet twirls with the Tiddlytubbies, and the children in Tummy Tales put on a ballet show for their family at home.

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Dylan, Luna and Isaac, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too. The What’s in the Box? game reveals a wooden toy dinosaur, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all about dinosaurs. 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 dinosaurs toy or object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about joining in with physical actions, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear go on a day out to a dinosaur museum. They see big dinosaur models and learn about swimming, flying and roaring creatures! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the dinosaurs theme too. Plus, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Remi, George, Zadie, Idris, Felicity, Tommy and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are cardboard boxes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate cardboard boxes inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘The Wheels on the Bus!’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee meets her new friend Amara at the train station and plays a game of I-spy.

Aaron, Novah and Joda go on a springtime adventure, meeting a beatboxing daffodil to find out why all the plants are starting to wake up.

It's picnic day! Rebecca and Murphi create a 'soup-er' fly in a bowl of soup. On the Recycling Express, an old storage tub becomes a totally terrific tub drum kit.

Ginger and the Peas encounter a pack of Radishraptors who steal their delicious pop drops.

Bluey and Bingo don’t want to tidy the playroom, so they get Daddy Robot to do it for them. But when Bluey takes things too far, Daddy Robot malfunctions – with disastrous results.

Happy comes across a very questionable looking puddle which he wants to splash in. But Happy doesn't know that the puddle is home to the tiny citizens of Midgetropolis, who were just going about their daily lives until a large shadow was cast upon them by a monster - Happy! When the Squirrels see Happy about to step into the smelly puddle, they question whether he should play in it. Duggee explains to the Squirrels that the puddle is smelly because of the algae which grows in it and attracts lots of little creatures. Meanwhile in Midgetropolis, the citizens are trying to escape before the monster attacks. The tiny city's military get involved and try to defend their home, but with no luck! So they seek help from a scientist, who advises them to show the monster love rather than hate. They send one of their pilots to deliver heart-shaped smoke to show their message of love. Luckily, Happy has realised that the puddle does smell and that it is probably for the best that he doesn’t play in it. The midges celebrate both the departure of the monster and love.

Chew Chew sings a song all about dinosaurs.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the gardens in the city to the bus stop to catch a bus. On the way they have a concert under a giant spiderweb, sit on a woolly bench, spot a rollercoaster and even wash a giant greenhouse.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to the beach to make funny faces in the sand. Along the way, they count the boats in the harbour, see a heron take off, spot a boat that looks like a whale and find a tiny crab in the rockpool.

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

In this episode we follow Memphis as he learns all about the internationally celebrated St Patrick’s Day. During a game of football in the garden, Memphis talks with his family about what they can do to celebrate this special day. After discovering that St Patrick was a shepherd on Slemish mountain, Memphis and his dad decide to visit a sheep farm. They learn first-hand from a real shepherd how to herd the woolly animals. It’s a long way to the top of the huge Slemish mountain, but once they get to the top, Memphis and the family take time to enjoy a yummy picnic. Before planting a shamrock, Memphis learns all about why they are so special to the people of Ireland. Next, it’s off to Granny's house, where it’s time to make traditional shortbread for their tea party. Then mum needs some help decorating the house with banners, balloons and bunting. After successfully performing a traditional Irish limerick, Memphis and the family all sit down for some delicious party food to finish off their special day.

Sebastiaan's making a South African bobotie, which is a local dish his family have shared with him. He starts by putting chopped spring onions, grated courgette, turmeric powder, ground coriander and torn red pepper into a casserole dish and cooking them. He then adds garlic puree, ginger puree, chutney and chopped tomatoes to cooked beef mince. Sebastiaan then carefully makes powder out of his special ingredient, cumin seeds, and adds the powder to the beef mixture. Sebastiaan mixes both the vegetables and the beef in an oven dish and flattens them before adding two bay leaves. He adds a topping of milk and egg and then places it in the oven. Sebastiaan has a wonderfully decorated table, and he has another traditional treat to go with his bobotie. Will his friends figure out what his special ingredient is.

Rishaan finds out all about his favourite teeny tiny creature – the hedgehog. Chantelle meets Kyra and Sophie, two young, passionate hedgehog rescuers, while Rory and his son Sandy are in their garden finding ways to spot hedgehogs. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about hedgehog spines, where they go in wintertime and the unusual fact that they are great swimmers. It’s also time to find out why hedgehogs are important to our planet. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a hedgehog hideaway in your garden.

WARNING : show starts before 12:15!! Rishaan finds out all about his favourite teeny tiny creature – the hedgehog. Chantelle meets Kyra and Sophie, two young, passionate hedgehog rescuers, while Rory and his son Sandy are in their garden finding ways to spot hedgehogs. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about hedgehog spines, where they go in wintertime and the unusual fact that they are great swimmers. It’s also time to find out why hedgehogs are important to our planet. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a hedgehog hideaway in your garden.

It’s Fireworks Night, and therapy dog Toffee is helping his neighbour Tilly, who is a bit worried about all the loud bangs and whizzes.

Nick and Norman get a visit from a giant T-Rex, and Norman does his best dinosaur roar.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet the largest amphibians in the world, the Chinese giant salamander. They watch these secretive creatures emerge from their underwater rock shelters and use their amazing, superfast strike to grab their breakfast. Next, they meet a pair of Alaotran gentle lemurs. These beautiful creatures live in only one place in the wild – on the island of Madagascar. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Tim makes a nest for an egg and puts it in the airing cupboard in the hope that it will hatch into a baby dinosaur. The egg still hasn't hatched by bedtime, so Topsy and Tim use their old baby monitor to listen to the egg from their bunk bed. They hope it will hatch during the night.

Waffle tries to impress on his first day as a listening dog at school. Mrs Hobbs arrives to collect Waffle, but her cat, George, goes missing.

Oona and Baba get stuck on the cliff during a storm.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. In this doo-wop number, the potatoes dress up in special ways. They get ready for a party and try on silly costumes.

The garden gang compete in a three-legged race. Stripes struggles until he finds his three-legged rhythm.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The potatoes explore science in this new wave music video. From bugs to electricity, science is all around us.

WARNING : show starts before 13:15!! The garden gang compete in a three-legged race. Stripes struggles until he finds his three-legged rhythm.

Bing Bong! There's somebody at the door. It's Delivery Chipmunk with a parcel for Duggee, but why is it wrapped up like a present? Maybe it's Duggee's birthday! The Squirrels decide they should have a party, but they will have to keep it a secret as it's a very BIG surprise.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'lion', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see what lions look like and what they do. There's a big lion, a baby lion, a roaring lion and a handsome lion. There's a lion on a cupcake, a lion on a doorknocker and a lion playing hide-and-seek! A sleeping lion, a leaping lion and a lion that Dee loves. 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.

When the octo-alert system goes out of control, it’s up to Octoblock to assemble the Super Eights to save the day. Meet the Numberblocks that make up the Eight Times Table.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'apple', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different apples and explore how they look and taste. We see a green apple, a red apple, a shiny apple and a smiling, bobbing apple. Dee tries a yummy apple in an autumn scene, flies a flying apple and cheers up a crying apple. 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.

WARNING : show starts before 13:35!! When the octo-alert system goes out of control, it’s up to Octoblock to assemble the Super Eights to save the day. Meet the Numberblocks that make up the Eight Times Table.

A, N and T sit down for a nice picnic, but soon everyone is getting tickled, the food starts disappearing and N gets the blame. This episode has fun with consonant clusters and the words ant, ants, pants, pans, taps, snap and picnic.

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

The Teletubbies feel tired after doing lots of keep-fit exercises but they are ready for action again after eating lots of Tubby Custard. In Tummy Tales, a child, her mum and their dog keep fit on a beach.

Patchwork Anteater has a problem: he loves tickling everybody with his long tongue, but it has suddenly become tied up in a knot! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. The waterfall has lost its tinkly tonk sound, so Raa Raa and his friends set out to find it.

Wilson, Koko and Brewster discover a hidden talent for music and form a band. Suddenly Koko’s horn goes wonky! Will the trainees find a replacement in time for them to rock out on the radio.

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

Andy travels back 95 million years in search of an eggshell belonging to one of the biggest animals to ever walk the earth.

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.

It's a hot day and Duggee is watering the plants. The Squirrels help and after a while everything is wet and slippery. Roly slides along the grass, but hang on - that's not grass! Roly is sliding on a really long snake! Gerbie the snake is on holiday and would like to see all the beautiful sights. Duggee can help - he does have his tour guide badge.

WARNING : show starts before 15:50!! It's a hot day and Duggee is watering the plants. The Squirrels help and after a while everything is wet and slippery. Roly slides along the grass, but hang on - that's not grass! Roly is sliding on a really long snake! Gerbie the snake is on holiday and would like to see all the beautiful sights. Duggee can help - he does have his tour guide badge.

When Fergie gets hiccups right before singing with her band, she calls on Vida for a quick preshow cure. None of Vida’s tricks work, but she knows what will - Fergie needs to get scared. And, luckily for Fergie, she gets stage fright.

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

WARNING : show starts before 16:10!! Supertato is on holiday in the beach aisle but can’t relax with Evil Pea out there. Carrot sets up defences to stop her breaking into Tato Tower, but Evil Pea has a universal remote that can turn off Carrot’s inventions. Evil Pea runs into Tato Tower, only to find it empty. They’ve all left the supermarket - she’s finally won! But Evil Pea soon realises that ruling the supermarket isn’t as much fun as she thought it’d be without Supertato to stop her.

The Ducklings are exhausted and just want to sleep, but Weasy starts snoring.

Ted the bus wants to be faster, and Mojo swops every top to try to make it happen. But it’s Bo’s homemade rocket that gives Ted the boost he needs... all the way into space.

The Piris find a skeleton buried in the ice and think it’s an ancient ancestor. But after a series of strange discoveries, things take an unexpected turn.

WARNING : show starts before 16:45!! The Piris find a skeleton buried in the ice and think it’s an ancient ancestor. But after a series of strange discoveries, things take an unexpected turn.

Bluey and Bingo try to taste each other's each ice creams, but they're starting to melt.

Andy and Jen jump into the magic old museum clock and travel 68 million years back in time for prehistoric adventures on Dino Island. In this episode, the duo search for a missing baby Pachycephalosaurus called Bumper, who has become separated from his family. Jen looks for him in some nearby caves, while Andy heads to the river.

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

At the bring-and-buy sale, Rafi insists on keeping her oldest toy, Tommy the T. rex. But after a busy day, she realises he’s gone. Worried, she makes a wish to find him, and her wishing wand whisks her and Jake on a wild chase through the park. Finally, back at the bakery, they discover baby Oscar happily playing with Tommy - Amy bought it to cheer him up. Seeing Oscar’s joy, Rafi decides to let him keep Tommy.

After playing with her toy dinosaurs in Gran Gran's garden, JoJo decides she would love to see a real-life dinosaur! Gran Gran takes her to the museum to see the fossilised skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, explaining that dinosaurs lived a very long time ago! However, it's more difficult to find the T. rex than she imagined, despite it's size. JoJo and Gran Gran get lost through time as they explore the large museum, and it's only when Ezra the tour guide gives them guidance that JoJo and Gran Gran find the amazing artefact.

Sarah and Duck help Bread Man and Cake bake some very unique bread for Flamingo and John.

Small, Tiny and Baby Soup Dragon have a race around the planet. Baby Soup Dragon wins, but the Clangers don't know that he cheated! An orange froglet sees it all and comes up with a clever way to teach Baby Soup Dragon a lesson.

MeMo and BaBa are playing a copying game. BaBa likes copying MeMo, but at the Play Tree, MeMo wants to play a different game with some beepy horns. BaBa still wants to copy MeMo and is sad at Yummy Time when MeMo and the Yummies play something else. MeMo doesn’t want BaBa to be sad. With the help of the Yummies, MeMo finds a happy way to compromise.

The Tombliboos are riding in the Pinky Ponk, enjoying their Pinky Ponk iuice. Each of them makes a different funny noise when they sip their juice. Despite a request from the narrator to drink their Pinky Ponk juice gently and quietly, the game continues until everyone in the garden can hear the funny noise coming from the Pinky Ponk.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Andy Day tells the story of Dinah the Diplodocus, who can do anything... except surf.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the picturesque Georgian village of Charlestown on the south west coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man.

Highlights from the 2026 Players Championship at Sawgrass.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. Julia sets off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Enthusiasm and expectation are high as Julia begins her grand adventure at the western extremity of northern England, St Bees Head. The coast of west Cumbria is an oft-forgotten industrial strip lying just outside the Lake District, but as Julia reaches the doorway to Wainwright's favourite playground, the weather deteriorates quickly, leaving her no choice but to tackle her first Lakeland valley in appalling conditions.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife. Hyacinth's social standing at a church function is jeopardised when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow to become more ardent.

The story of the iconic Irish artefacts that have helped to shape and create modern Ireland, both north and south. The programme reveals the surprising tales behind treasures such as the Tara Brooch, the Broighter Hoard, the Waterford Charter Roll and others, revealing new stories behind the artefacts that we thought we knew. It also reveals the most recent astounding finds that are adding to the list of Ireland's Treasures. Using key access to Ireland's two largest museums, in Belfast and Dublin, the programme brings together archaeologists and curators who have spent their lives working to understand the true context for these emblematic treasures.

Sitcom about a middle-aged bachelor who lives with his domineering mother and ineffectual father. Timothy tries to stop his godson being bullied at school.

Henry II built one of the greatest empires the medieval world had seen - only to see his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and his scheming sons tear it all to pieces. He also created the jury system and the first legal statute books but is best remembered as the man who ordered the murder of the archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, his best friend turned bitterest enemy.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions hosted by Robert Robinson with team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell with and guests Donald Churchill, Pauline Yates, Joanna Lumley and Lord Kearton.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against guests Joyce Grenfell, Bernard Levin and Robin Ray. With guest musician Henryk Szeryng.

Filmed over more than 20 years, this deeply personal documentary charts an extraordinary father–son relationship that takes an unexpected and tragic turn. Norwegian film-maker Gunnar Hall Jensen has spent decades documenting his son Jonathan’s journey from childhood ambition to adulthood, capturing his confidence and desire to conquer the world. As Jonathan grows older, however, the emotional distance between them widens. Gunnar does what he knows best to remain close: he films, talks and tries to understand. When Jonathan becomes drawn into the seductive promises of social media influence, easy success and hypermasculine ideals, the consequences are profound. The result is an intimate self-portrait of a father grappling with love, loss and the limits of understanding.

Artist Tracey Emin talks to Alan Yentob about her life, from her troubled early years in Margate to a series of breakthroughs in the 1990s.

James Fox takes us from East Asia and India to Europe and America, charting the 1,000-year story about our quest to understand nature.

WARNING : show starts before 00:00!! Artist Tracey Emin talks to Alan Yentob about her life, from her troubled early years in Margate to a series of breakthroughs in the 1990s.

WARNING : show starts before 00:05!! James Fox takes us from East Asia and India to Europe and America, charting the 1,000-year story about our quest to understand nature.

Artist Tracey Emin talks to Alan Yentob about her life, from her troubled early years in Margate to a series of breakthroughs in the 1990s.

How does connecting with the images and sounds of the natural world help us gain a greater sense of ease, perspective and connection? This first episode is about breathing. By immersing ourselves in images of jellyfish floating, elephants swimming and lemurs swinging through the rainforest, we learn to focus on our breathing and are reminded that we are not separate from the world around us. What is the relationship between each breath and mindfulness, and why is breathing so important to becoming still and being in the moment.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against guests Joyce Grenfell, Bernard Levin and Robin Ray. With guest musician Henryk Szeryng.

A look at the affinities between the art of Edvard Munch and Tracey Emin, exploring the many unexpected ways that the Norwegian expressionist resonates with one of Britain’s pre-eminent artists.

The story of the iconic Irish artefacts that have helped to shape and create modern Ireland, both north and south. The programme reveals the surprising tales behind treasures such as the Tara Brooch, the Broighter Hoard, the Waterford Charter Roll and others, revealing new stories behind the artefacts that we thought we knew. It also reveals the most recent astounding finds that are adding to the list of Ireland's Treasures. Using key access to Ireland's two largest museums, in Belfast and Dublin, the programme brings together archaeologists and curators who have spent their lives working to understand the true context for these emblematic treasures.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the picturesque Georgian village of Charlestown on the south west coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. Julia sets off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Enthusiasm and expectation are high as Julia begins her grand adventure at the western extremity of northern England, St Bees Head. The coast of west Cumbria is an oft-forgotten industrial strip lying just outside the Lake District, but as Julia reaches the doorway to Wainwright's favourite playground, the weather deteriorates quickly, leaving her no choice but to tackle her first Lakeland valley in appalling conditions.

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

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

Tish is excited about the marbles competition at school, but an accident with Bobby causes her mood to sour after the marbles scatter around the room. Tash appears and suggests that, in order to find all the marbles, they must dive down to the ocean floor and go marble-hunting. After a thorough exploration underwater, and with all the marbles safe in their bag, Tish is ready to conquer the competition.

Bing and Sula collect acorns in the park with Flop. When Bing's pile of acorns keeps getting smaller, Flop shows him where to hide behind a bush to see what's happening to them - a squirrel is the culprit, hiding acorns for winter.

Tinky Winky and Dipsy both want a go with Tinky Winky's bag and start to squabble. The Noo-noo sucks up the bag and only gives it back when Tinky Winky and Dipsy are ready to share.

Tee and Mo are having the greatest day ever and Tee doesn't want it to end. Can Mo convince him to go to bed with the promise that tomorrow is going to be even better.

Supertato is delighted when Evil Pea becomes his sidekick, but it’s all a trick, and Evil Pea captures him! Evil Pea is forced to do a good deed because one of the cobs needs help.

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.

Betty’s new ice cream flavour is so light, it makes everybody in town float in the air. How will Mojo and Bo get everyone’s feet back on the ground? By floating up there with them.

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.

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

Bluey and Bingo find ways to entertain themselves on a family road trip.

Glitch finally pushes the Grimbots too far with his rudeness, prompting them to go on strike. Glitch seeks help from Kyan - but Kyan has his own problems, as he's worried about speaking in front of a crowd for his upcoming show and tell. Glitch thinks of a solution to both their problems: they'll travel to Blarney Castle in Ireland, near where his Great Aunt Cliodhna lived, and find the Blarney Stone. It is said to give the gift of the gab to all who kiss it, making them brilliant at talking to people. But when they find a huge queue of tourists all waiting to kiss the stone, Glitch takes matters into his own hands to speed things up..

When Peter realises he has accidentally upset Benjamin by asking him to sit out the next garden raid, he goes to apologise, only to find his cousin has gone.

The Octonauts must clear a logjam while protecting a family of birds.

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

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. Sing along as Magic E makes mischief and shows you how to turn a cap into a cape.

Love Monster tries to share an old disco ball with his friends, but they all want to do different things with it.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Grapefruit dedicating the song All My Friends to the close pals who go with her everywhere.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘ship’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of ships – a big ship, a sailing ship, a pirate ship, and a shaky, shaky ship. There’s a loaded-up ship, a flapping flag ship and even a sunken ship! 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.

WARNING : show starts before 09:10!! Dee encourages a friend to say ‘ship’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of ships – a big ship, a sailing ship, a pirate ship, and a shaky, shaky ship. There’s a loaded-up ship, a flapping flag ship and even a sunken ship! 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 frustrated when Gus won't join in her mimicking game.

Cesar invents a gadget that lifts objects - the Tele-Mag! While the Piggies are busy building a giant wooden block game for the Bunnies, Wilf grabs the Tele-Mag and starts playing tricks on his neighbours. And that’s only the beginning of the trouble.

WARNING : show starts before 09:25!! Cesar invents a gadget that lifts objects - the Tele-Mag! While the Piggies are busy building a giant wooden block game for the Bunnies, Wilf grabs the Tele-Mag and starts playing tricks on his neighbours. And that’s only the beginning of the trouble.

The Twirlywoos find themselves in a sports hall. They watch a gymnast dance whilst twirling a ribbon. Toodloo copies the gymnast, twirling a ribbon. Chickedy and Chick join in and Great BigHoo tries too, but he ends up twirling his ribbon around Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick. The Very Important Lady visits the Big Red Boat. Music starts to play and the Very Important Lady performs a twirling dance. She twirls all the Twirlywoos around too.

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.

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

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Remi, George, Zadie, Idris, Felicity, Tommy and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are cardboard boxes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate cardboard boxes inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘The Wheels on the Bus!’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

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

WARNING : show starts before 10:40!! Elsee plays I-spy with her friend Bailey in his back garden.

It’s a busy day down in the garden, as Aaron, Adrian and Nelly are looking for minibeasts! Their journey starts when they lift some logs and stones to see what’s underneath, uncovering a family of woodlice scuttling around. But where are they going, and what’s the rush? Right on cue, Chatterpot’s ready with a clever clue to help Aaron and the buds find the answer.

Rebecca and Murphi are playing hide-and-seek. Murphi is so difficult to find that he comes out of hiding to help Rebecca make a cardboard tube tracker dog. The Mini Monsters make paper bag monsters, and Rebecca’s Grandpa calls to share his fishing frustrations. The Recycling Express brings a shoebox, inspiring a mega monster idea - a magnificent monster! And the Tiny Helpers are on hand to help make the hutch.

Ginger and the Peas help a bokchoydactyl retrieve its egg from a nest of cucumberdiles.

On a picnic in the park, Bluey and her friends play Shadowlands. But when Coco keeps taking shortcuts, Bluey has to show her that following the rules can make the game more fun.

When Eugene unexpectedly drops out of running the summer fair, Duggee has to find someone else to run it instead - but who? It looks like they’ll have to call a Woodland Committee Meeting! At the meeting, two candidates volunteer themselves: Lord Fingal, who has organisational experience from running his castle, and Buggee, who mainly has experience in having fun. They both have very different ideas about how to run the fair, and neither one of them is willing to back down - it looks like they’ll have to have an election to settle it.

WARNING : show starts before 11:25!! When Eugene unexpectedly drops out of running the summer fair, Duggee has to find someone else to run it instead - but who? It looks like they’ll have to call a Woodland Committee Meeting! At the meeting, two candidates volunteer themselves: Lord Fingal, who has organisational experience from running his castle, and Buggee, who mainly has experience in having fun. They both have very different ideas about how to run the fair, and neither one of them is willing to back down - it looks like they’ll have to have an election to settle it.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the gardens in the city to the bus stop to catch a bus. On the way they have a concert under a giant spiderweb, sit on a woolly bench, spot a rollercoaster and even wash a giant greenhouse.

The Squirrels go on a bus ride with Duggee as they sing 'Wheels on the Bus'.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to a great place to play a train game. On the way, they find a ten-mile-long snake, make friends with a woodlouse, listen to the wind blowing through willow trees and even stomp like giants.

In this episode we follow Memphis as he learns all about the internationally celebrated St Patrick’s Day. During a game of football in the garden, Memphis talks with his family about what they can do to celebrate this special day. After discovering that St Patrick was a shepherd on Slemish mountain, Memphis and his dad decide to visit a sheep farm. They learn first-hand from a real shepherd how to herd the woolly animals. It’s a long way to the top of the huge Slemish mountain, but once they get to the top, Memphis and the family take time to enjoy a yummy picnic. Before planting a shamrock, Memphis learns all about why they are so special to the people of Ireland. Next, it’s off to Granny's house, where it’s time to make traditional shortbread for their tea party. Then mum needs some help decorating the house with banners, balloons and bunting. After successfully performing a traditional Irish limerick, Memphis and the family all sit down for some delicious party food to finish off their special day.

Eden and Ava love pretending and make-believe. In this episode, they enjoy a pretend picnic in their bedroom and invent amazing recipes like strawberry stew and vegetable cake! They’re so yummy that Mum gets the hiccups. Later, Eden and Ava build a den for the whole family to hide in. They imagine they’re camping in the woods and look out at the stars. But will they be safe from the noisy tiger in the forest? Roar.

Charlotte's dad is Irish and he has shown Charlotte how to make Irish boxty for her friends. Ireland is an interesting place, and we learn all about it as Charlotte cooks her meal. She uses mashed and grated potatoes to make her boxty, and she flavours the potato mixture with lots of delicious ingredients including fresh rosemary. Charlotte thinks that rosemary smells like fresh air but some of her friends are not so keen and don't really like the taste of rosemary on its own. Charlotte tops her boxty with a cooked egg and serves it alongside some sliced tomatoes. She hopes her friends will really like it.

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.

It’s Mum’s birthday, and Rayane is preparing an extra-special secret birthday surprise. He’s baking a cake, painting a teapot and borrowing some bunting from Sally next door to decorate the house.

WARNING : show starts before 12:30!! It’s Mum’s birthday, and Rayane is preparing an extra-special secret birthday surprise. He’s baking a cake, painting a teapot and borrowing some bunting from Sally next door to decorate the house.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet the largest amphibians in the world, the Chinese giant salamander. They watch these secretive creatures emerge from their underwater rock shelters and use their amazing, superfast strike to grab their breakfast. Next, they meet a pair of Alaotran gentle lemurs. These beautiful creatures live in only one place in the wild – on the island of Madagascar. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Waffle tries to impress on his first day as a listening dog at school. Mrs Hobbs arrives to collect Waffle, but her cat, George, goes missing.

Oona is nervous about her first dawn chorus and practises singing with Mama.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The potatoes explore science in this new wave music video. From bugs to electricity, science is all around us.

When Toad finds himself with a case of puddle hiccups, it’s up to Yukee and the rest of the garden gang to find a cure.

Duggee and the Squirrels are enjoying a day at the beach. Suddenly a great shadow comes over them as they are dwarfed by a giant, regal sailing ship that has run aground on the beach. The Squirrels go to investigate. They encounter the Penguins who explain they were on a very important mission when they got sick. They need to head to a nearby island, but they are too poorly to sail the ship. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'apple', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different apples and explore how they look and taste. We see a green apple, a red apple, a shiny apple and a smiling, bobbing apple. Dee tries a yummy apple in an autumn scene, flies a flying apple and cheers up a crying apple. 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.

Get to know the Eight Times Table and the Super Eights as they assemble in the museum of superheroes, ready to save the day.

When I finds some invisible ink, she plays all kinds of incredible tricks on the other Alphablocks but soon wishes she hadn't! This episode has fun with the '-nk-' consonant cluster and the words ink, sink, stink, think, pink, shrink, drink and big.

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

Preschool series. A little girl makes birthday party invitations. The Teletubbies receive a magical party invitation from the Tiddlytubbies and do party dancing.

Patchwork Vulture has a problem: Ladybird loves to sing and dance, but he can’t stand it! So how can they become friends.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and his friends are looking for a rumbly noise, while Crocky tries to find a quiet spot for a nap.

Zephie, Wilson and Brewster compete to be Koko's partner in a relay race.

Arthur Sleep has missed the bus so Keith Fitt has a very important job to do: reading the news! It turns out reading the news is quite a difficult job. Loveable Humphrey enters a village show but his preparations nearly stop his neighbour showing off his prize marrow. The Berrito Brothers put on a display of strength in front of a depleted audience. QT has prepared a gruelling workout for Captain Adorable and Awesome Girl to make sure they're super-fit. Plus, another joke from the Gigglekids and more funny dancing in Silly Time.

When disaster strikes at the museum, Andy sets off on a prehistoric adventure using his trusty, time-travelling clock. Arriving 30,000 years in the past, Andy joins a herd of woolly mammoths and bumps into one of his own ancient ancestors.

The Game Catchers land on the Lucky Planet to play the cut-out reassembly challenge. But Dino has lost their keys, so they must journey to the end of the rainbow and solve some riddles to go home.

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.

Vida helps Koa get over his fear of needles when a porcupine quill is removed. The key is distractions - more specifically, a very funny joke from Popcorn.

WARNING : show starts before 16:00!! Vida helps Koa get over his fear of needles when a porcupine quill is removed. The key is distractions - more specifically, a very funny joke from Popcorn.

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

Can Weasy get his keepsakes back from the farmer's house.

Nori and Dot are stuck in a treehouse without a door. How can Mojo and Bo get them out? By sending the treehouse flying across town, that’s how.

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

Mum bans the girls from saying 'dunny', so they try and trick her into saying it instead.

When a Quetzalcoatlus egg Jen has been watching is knocked out of its nest, Andy sets out on an epic adventure across Dino Island to retrieve and reunite it with its family before it hatches. Along the way, a pesky velociraptor steals the egg, and Andy chases after it - right into the path of a sleeping T. rex, which soon wakes up.

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

Finn puts on a magic show at the bakery and wants to do it all by himself. It goes well - until he gets stuck. Rafi secretly makes a wish, and suddenly his hat is full of bunnies! The crowd laughs, but Finn is upset that the show isn’t his anymore. With Ruby’s help, they use carrot cake to guide the bunnies back into the hat. When the wish ends, Finn finishes the show on his own. He proves he can shine, and Rafi realises that friends sometimes need space to do things their own way.

JoJo & Gran Gran are with Cynthia and the Nature Club to hear a special folk tale from a special person – Great Gran Gran is online to tell a story about Anansi the spider.

Rainbow gets to experience the night for the first time.

Small, wearing a rainbow-striped scarf, catches seven coloured stones floating in space. The Iron Chicken has also found a strange metal disc in space. Do the stones and the disc somehow fit? The answer lies in the colours of the scarf.

MeMo and BaBa want to spin without stopping but get dizzy and fall over. At the Play Tree, they spin on a roundabout before playing with a spinning top, which spins for a long time until it wobbles and falls over. At Yummy Time, they eat from a spinning carousel that must stop so they can take their food. Gramma Leeba tells them that Planet BeddyByes is always spinning in space.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. Upsy Daisy sets up her own special megaphone to sing. Unfortunately, there is so much noise coming from the Tombliboos' house that she cannot make herself heard. Finally, all is well when everyone sings together.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Rock out with Geri Halliwell-Horner in today's Bedtime Story.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the picturesque Georgian village of Charlestown on the south west coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. Julia sets off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Enthusiasm and expectation are high as Julia begins her grand adventure at the western extremity of northern England, St Bees Head. The coast of west Cumbria is an oft-forgotten industrial strip lying just outside the Lake District, but as Julia reaches the doorway to Wainwright's favourite playground, the weather deteriorates quickly, leaving her no choice but to tackle her first Lakeland valley in appalling conditions.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn contemplates the end of his career as he turns his lens to the dramatic dance between a million seabirds and a single hunting falcon. Uncovering new meaning in the mesmeric murmurations across the coast of Norfolk, Martin reveals important insights into the natural world while reflecting on a career behind the camera.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife. Hyacinth's social standing at a church function is jeopardised when Daisy tries to encourage Onslow to become more ardent.

Sitcom about a middle-aged bachelor who lives with his domineering mother and ineffectual father. Timothy tries to stop his godson being bullied at school.

Wildlife documentary. Each year in the heart of southern Sweden, a special lake hosts a natural spectacle. It's a stop-off point for more than 10,000 cranes migrating northwards. The sight of these huge birds milling around on the icy banks of the lake is a remarkable sight in itself, but the best is yet to come. As the spring sunshine melts the snow and ice, the cranes start to dance. Once seen, the dance of the cranes is never forgotten.

In this mind-bending film, Jim Al-Khalili explores the universe at its smallest, from tiny insects to living cells and viruses, before finally arriving at the atom.

Henry II built one of the greatest empires the medieval world had seen - only to see his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and his scheming sons tear it all to pieces. He also created the jury system and the first legal statute books but is best remembered as the man who ordered the murder of the archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, his best friend turned bitterest enemy.

Following the misadventures of a group of flat-sharing friends pursuing careers in law, This Life captured the 1990s zeitgeist like no other BBC drama. Dubbed the antidote to Friends, the show presented a warts-and-all depiction of young life in London, pushing the boundaries when it came to sex, drugs, nudity and swearing on the small screen. The series' beating heart was Anna - feisty, flawed and captured fantastically by Daniela Nardini. Daniela looks back on how she got the role that changed her life, the will-they-won't-they storyline of Anna and Jack Davenport's character, Miles, and the casts' overall experiences on a drama that managed to tap into the Cool Britannia vibe of the day and had an entire generation hooked.

Filmed over more than 20 years, this deeply personal documentary charts an extraordinary father–son relationship that takes an unexpected and tragic turn. Norwegian film-maker Gunnar Hall Jensen has spent decades documenting his son Jonathan’s journey from childhood ambition to adulthood, capturing his confidence and desire to conquer the world. As Jonathan grows older, however, the emotional distance between them widens. Gunnar does what he knows best to remain close: he films, he talks, and he tries to understand. When Jonathan becomes drawn into the seductive promises of social media influence, easy success and hypermasculine ideals, the consequences are profound. The result is an intimate self-portrait of a father grappling with love, loss and the limits of understanding.

Drama series about five old college friends who wind up sharing a house together as young lawyers. Anna attends an interview at a well-to-do firm of solicitors to find herself confronted by old flame Miles. While Miles considers her application, his colleague Milly and her partner Egg wonder how to fill the house they have rented, and the fifth member of the group, Warren, is also interviewed for a job.

Anna hopes to rekindle her romance with Miles - but he is less than keen. Milly makes good career progress, but Egg struggles adjust to his job - and with living with Warren.

Artist Tracey Emin talks to Alan Yentob about her life, from her troubled early years in Margate to a series of breakthroughs in the 1990s.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers how traditional boat building shaped the beautifully preserved village of Arnside on the banks of the River Kent in Cumbria.

Over three mountain ranges and across three valleys, the second stage of Julia's journey is a grand traverse of Wainwright's much-loved Lake District. Having shrugged off the rain, Julia ends with the epic 17-mile final day in the Lakes, including the length of Haweswater and the highest peak on the entire walk.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn contemplates the end of his career as he turns his lens to the dramatic dance between a million seabirds and a single hunting falcon. Uncovering new meaning in the mesmeric murmurations across the coast of Norfolk, Martin reveals important insights into the natural world while reflecting on a career behind the camera.

A look at the affinities between the art of Edvard Munch and Tracey Emin, exploring the many unexpected ways that the Norwegian expressionist resonates with one of Britain’s pre-eminent artists.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the picturesque Georgian village of Charlestown on the south west coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man.

In this mind-bending film, Jim Al-Khalili explores the universe at its smallest, from tiny insects to living cells and viruses, before finally arriving at the atom.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. Julia sets off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Enthusiasm and expectation are high as Julia begins her grand adventure at the western extremity of northern England, St Bees Head. The coast of west Cumbria is an oft-forgotten industrial strip lying just outside the Lake District, but as Julia reaches the doorway to Wainwright's favourite playground, the weather deteriorates quickly, leaving her no choice but to tackle her first Lakeland valley in appalling conditions.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

After racing to the playground on a hot day, Tish and her friends are disappointed to find it closed for construction. Unsure what to do next, the gang climbs the sand dunes, looking for the desert oasis - and something to drink! After a journey through the sand and an adventure with a dune buggy, they’re excited to cool down when they find the park fountain.

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.

All the Teletubbies are stuck. Tinky Winky's hand is stuck in his bag, Dipsy's hat is stuck, Laa-Laa's ball is stuck and Po is stuck on the Tubby Slidey.

It’s Mo’s birthday and Tee is determined to fill every minute of the day with fun and games. Is there any chance of Mo sitting down and catching her breath.

Supertato and Evil Pea get stuck inside a giant bubble together. They float through the air until Supertato and Evil Pea pop the bubble by driving it into a supermarket sign.

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.

A mystery is afoot! Somebody’s been digging up and running off with Jackson’s giant vegetables. Detectives Mojo and Bo must follow the clues to the cagey culprit.

WARNING : show starts before 06:55!! A mystery is afoot! Somebody’s been digging up and running off with Jackson’s giant vegetables. Detectives Mojo and Bo must follow the clues to the cagey culprit.

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.

Happy comes across a very questionable looking puddle which he wants to splash in. But Happy doesn't know that the puddle is home to the tiny citizens of Midgetropolis, who were just going about their daily lives until a large shadow was cast upon them by a monster - Happy! When the Squirrels see Happy about to step into the smelly puddle, they question whether he should play in it. Duggee explains to the Squirrels that the puddle is smelly because of the algae which grows in it and attracts lots of little creatures. Meanwhile in Midgetropolis, the citizens are trying to escape before the monster attacks. The tiny city's military get involved and try to defend their home, but with no luck! So they seek help from a scientist, who advises them to show the monster love rather than hate. They send one of their pilots to deliver heart-shaped smoke to show their message of love. Luckily, Happy has realised that the puddle does smell and that it is probably for the best that he doesn’t play in it. The midges celebrate both the departure of the monster and love.

Bluey and Bingo try to taste each other's each ice creams, but they're starting to melt.

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

When Benjamin accidentally loses Peter's dad's journal, it falls into the clutches of Mr Tod.

When a blizzard hits, Captain Barnacles will need to use all his Arctic survival tactics.

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

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. S is feeling a bit sad but T, A and P are there to help and before long, everyone is tap-dancing. T has no tea, A has too many apples, but S is sagging so the others want to help. P pops in and they try some word magic - perhaps a comforting pat or a big musical number? This episode introduces the letters S, A, T and P and the words sat, pat, tap and taps.

Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny has a dance competition out of town. Love Monster misses her while she is gone and worries that he didn’t wish her good luck.

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

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

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘shark’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of sharks! There’s a pointy nose shark and a big fin shark, a speedy shark and a grey and white shark. We meet a swishy-tailed shark, a sand shark, a beady-eyed shark and even a nurse shark! 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 regrets not showing the class his backwards roly-poly.

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 watch a farmer connect fence panels together to make a pen for his sheep. The sheepdog herds the sheep into the pen. Whilst the farmer is having a doze, the Twirlywoos build an enclosure around him by connecting more fence panels together. The Stop-Go Car visits the Twirlywoos on the Big Red Boat. Out of the boot come lots of puzzling parts. The Twirlywoos have fun connecting the pieces together to make a model of the Stop-Go Car. The Stop-Go Car connects a rope to the model and tows it away.

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

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Felicity, Idris, Zadie, Tommy, Remi, George and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are bath toys which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate bath toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular nursery rhyme ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

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

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

With spring in full swing, the garden is really starting to flourish, and it’s not just the flowers and trees that are blossoming! Admiring all the colourful flowers, Aaron, Joda and Isla come across some mysterious plants growing from the ground. But what could they be? It’s time to call in Chatterpot.

It’s recycling day in the Monster Makes attic – and it's also Murphi’s hairdo day! The first Monster Make idea is a hilarious hairdo pot, the Mini Monsters make a variety of cheese box octopuses, and the Magic Monster Mirror brings a call from Rebecca’s aunt. Finally, the Recycling Express arrives with some buttons that Murphi and Rebecca use to create a brilliant box robot.

Wasabi eats a rare glownut and attracts all the glowing creatures, who crown him king.

At the weekend, Bluey and Bingo are playing in the garden with Dad. Bingo gets upset when she discovers a walking leaf insect, but Dad is too caught up in the game to notice.

The Squirrels have played all the board games in the Clubhouse and are looking for something more exciting. Duggee has an idea: why not play Duggee’s Woofety Woof Game Show? And just like that, the Squirrels are sitting behind buzzers in a dazzling game show set. Duggee is dressed to impress as the host with the show’s resident brain, Ladybug, on hand to assist him! The Squirrels are up against reigning champions the Acorn Heads. They must go head-to-head in a series of questions across different rounds to win the show. But at the end of all the rounds, the Squirrels and the Acorn Heads are neck and neck! This results in a tense tie-breaker round. Who will guess the mystery object to win the game show and the ultimate prize.

The Squirrels go on a bus ride with Duggee as they sing 'Wheels on the Bus'.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to a great place to play a train game. On the way, they find a ten-mile-long snake, make friends with a woodlouse, listen to the wind blowing through willow trees and even stomp like giants.

Eden and Ava love pretending and make-believe. In this episode, they enjoy a pretend picnic in their bedroom and invent amazing recipes like strawberry stew and vegetable cake! They’re so yummy that Mum gets the hiccups. Later, Eden and Ava build a den for the whole family to hide in. They imagine they’re camping in the woods and look out at the stars. But will they be safe from the noisy tiger in the forest? Roar.

Holly comes from the English city, Liverpool. She will be making two tasty recipes. The first is a local Merseyside stew called scouse, made with chopped and cooked carrots, potatoes and onions with gravy, cooked beef, bay leaves and her special ingredient: celery. The second is a side of crusty bread. Holly makes a dough and stirs in yoghurt and honey. Then it is topped with more yoghurt and pumpkin seeds and placed in the oven. Holly also serves pickled beetroot and cabbage, a traditional side to scouse. Will Holly's friends enjoy her delicious food, and will they enjoy the celery once it is cooked in her recipe.

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.

When a group of astronomers get lost on Woofton Hill at night, Dan and Jamie get their kit together for a night-time search. Pup-pup-POW.

Disability assistance dog Tinks needs all her super fetch skills and big dog energy as she helps Charli catch a bus to meet her friend Lydia, who is getting married.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out on safari and meet a one-horned rhino. They are semi-aquatic, which means they spend a lot of their lives in water. They can go underwater to graze, eating plants deep down on the river bed. Next, they meet Aneeshwar’s favourite member of the pig family, the babirusa. The males have amazingly long tusks that curl back towards their heads. Today, they meet a mum and some tiny piglets. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

On Waffle’s first day as a trial school pupil, he struggles to hold a pen. Waffle decides to hide Miss Berrington’s pen pot. If he can’t write, why should anyone else.

Baba makes his own way home from the beach - with just a little help from his friends.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes visit Spain for a flamenco dancing fiesta.

Yukee is desperate to meet the worms that live in the soil beneath the garden. Learning that they only come out when it rains, Yukee tries to simulate the sound before realising that it’s the rhythm that the worms really love.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes conga their way through a fantastical world filled with fruit.

It’s been raining, and Toad is resisting the urge to join in with Yukee and her friends' game of musical mud-squelching. However, he can’t resist the muddy beat and is soon squelching with his friends.

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.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'mouse', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Dee meets lots of different mice. She meets a brown mouse, a furry mouse and a whiskery mouse. There's a squeaky mouse, a cheeky mouse and a sleepy mouse. Shhhh! We meet a magic mouse, a noodle mouse and the ice cream mouse too. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying our new word.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'ball', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different balls and explore how they look and what they do. There's a green ball, a blue ball and even a ball that goes moo! There's a seat ball, some meatballs and a funny ball too. We see a ball to kick, a ball for disco dancing and a sparkly ball on a Christmas tree. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying our new word.

One sunny day, Octoblock is searching for a missing flagpole on the beach, when suddenly the trail he’s been following stops. But who would bring a flagpole to the beach? It is, of course, Octonaughty. He teases Octoblock and claims to be the king of the (sand)castle by raising the Octonaughty flag on the stolen flagpole. It’s time for Octoblock to retrieve the flagpole from that naughty villain, but Octonaughty captures him. Luckily, Octoblock is able to send out an Octo-alert, before he’s locked inside Octonaughty’s castle. Seventy-two spots the Octo-alert and runs over to challenge him.

T's tip-top trick is a tremendously tall tower of teacups - as long as he can avoid any assistance from accident-prone A. This episode has fun with the sound words bam, bang, bash, crash, smash, splash, splat and the words pat and tap.

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

Laa-Laa and Po take turns to ride Po's scooter, and then they take turns to play with the Tiddlytubbies. Children in Tummy Tales take turns to press apples into juice.

Patchwork Snail has a problem: she wants to go for a walk with Mouse, but she's far too slow! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to speed this journey up.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and his friends go on a journey, driving their vehicles all over the Jingly Jangly Jungle.

New to Chuggington, Tai must navigate her way around town to make an important delivery on time! With help from her new friends and a little coloured paint, she just might get the job done.

Everybody is dressing up. Professor Muddles gets quite a workout when he shows off his new invention - a hi-tech dancing suite called the Boogie Salsa Tango Matic! Antiques expert Ann Teak gets more than she bargained for when she examines a Georgian dress. Newsreader Arthur Sleep reports that he had his face painted at the village fete, before realising he's forgotten to wash the paint off. Is that a bear in the woods? No, it's Rapids Johnson in his best bear disguise, hoping to spot the lesser spotted copying bear. In her Bake Me a Star competition, Dina Lady is on the search for perfect fairy cakes. Robin Hood has knitted some rather itchy pink tights that just get itchier every time Will Singalot sings about them. Plus another joke from the Gigglekids and more funny dancing in Silly Time.

Preschool adventure series. Andy and his time-travelling clock head 160 million years into the past in search of a feather belonging to a tiny prehistoric dinosaur called the epidexipteryx. But an encounter with a hungry meat-eating dinosaur leaves Andy stranded in the tree tops.

On the Undergrowth Planet, the Game Catchers learn to play a game called rowing on the river. But before they can start, they have to look for a Chomper who took off with their supplies.

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

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.

When animal after animal show up at Vida’s clinic with a mysterious rash, she’s determined to find the cause. It's poison ivy.

When Popcorn gets sick, Fergie and Kipp offer to help Vida out in the clinic. But their competitive natures get in the way of them working together.

Captain Pak Choi visits Tato Tower for the 'free shiny things' advertised on a sign outside, but it’s a trick by Evil Pea to take her pirate ship. Captain Pak Choi teams up with Supertato and jumps in the Tatocar to retrieve her ship, but the Corn Cobs throw barrels to get them off course. Supertato uses the ejector seat and fires his plunger onto the back of the ship so Captain Pak Choi can climb aboard. However, Evil Pea and Captain Pak Choi get tangled up in the ship’s ropes. It’s down to Supertato to raise the sails and stop the ship.

Weasy keeps losing at coconut shy, so he uses a time-stopping machine to cheat.

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

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.

Bluey, Snickers and Winton are ambushed by the Terriers on the way to see Calypso.

When Jen is carried away by a weather balloon, Andy sets out on an epic adventure across Dino Island to rescue her. Along the way, they meet the mighty Alamosaurus, a gigantic dinosaur that's as long as two double-decker buses! It comes to their aid when they get trapped on an island by an ancient crocodilian, called Deinosuchus, lurking in the surrounding waters.

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

Rafi and Aunty T visit the Manchester Museum. Rafi thinks dinosaurs are more than fine and wishes for a real one. Suddenly, Slurpy the triceratops appears! Slurpy is cheeky - he slurps faces, leaves colourful footprints and knocks things over while munching salad. Rafi worries about the mess, but Aunty T laughs and enjoys the fun. When the wish ends, Slurpy disappears, and Aunty T uses her own wand to put the museum back together. She admits dinosaurs and museums are magic, and Rafi beams with delight.

At Charlene’s hair salon, JoJo sees a picture of a girl with hair braids – can Gran Gran braid her hair? It’s time for a Gran Gran plan with some help from Charlene.

Scarf Lady's poetry records inspire a snowy train ride to the mountains.

Small and Major Clanger discover a bowl of glow honey that the glowbuzzers have left out in a crater. They take it inside to eat but find some very agitated glowbuzzers, who need them to put it back where they found it for a special visitor.

MeMo catches some colourful seed pods that fall from the Play Tree. At Play Time, MeMo throws a beach ball to BaBa and explains how to catch, but BaBa can’t do it. At Yummy Time, with eyes open and concentrating hard, BaBa eventually catches some seeds knocked over by MeMo. Fungi and Pungi play catch with the beach ball on the Lullaby Lake, and at Storytime, they catch a kiss blown by Gramma Leeba.

The Tombliboos run around the inside of their bush looking for their toothbrushes. They clean their teeth to the teeth-cleaning song, then run out into the garden to show everyone their clean teeth. Makka Pakka arrives to wash their faces. Everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Lora Fachie’s braille read story inspires us to experience the world in a whole new way.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers how traditional boat building shaped the beautifully preserved village of Arnside on the banks of the River Kent in Cumbria.

Over three mountain ranges and across three valleys, the second stage of Julia's journey is a grand traverse of Wainwright's much-loved Lake District. Having shrugged off the rain, Julia ends with the epic 17-mile final day in the Lakes, including the length of Haweswater and the highest peak on the entire walk.

Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Normans on southern Europe and the Middle East. The Normans spread south in the 11th century, winning control of southern Italy and the island of Sicily. There they created their most prosperous kingdom, where Christianity and Islam co-existed in relative harmony and mutual tolerance. It became a great centre of medieval culture and learning. But events in the Middle East provoked the more aggressive side of the Norman character. In 1095, the Normans enthusiastically answered the pope's call for holy war against Islam and joined the first crusade. They lay siege to Jerusalem and eventually helped win back the holy city from the Muslims. This bloody conquest left a deep rift between Christianity and Islam which is still being felt to this day.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn contemplates the end of his career as he turns his lens to the dramatic dance between a million seabirds and a single hunting falcon. Uncovering new meaning in the mesmeric murmurations across the coast of Norfolk, Martin reveals important insights into the natural world while reflecting on a career behind the camera.

Wildlife documentary. Each year in the heart of southern Sweden, a special lake hosts a natural spectacle. It's a stop-off point for more than 10,000 cranes migrating northwards. The sight of these huge birds milling around on the icy banks of the lake is a remarkable sight in itself, but the best is yet to come. As the spring sunshine melts the snow and ice, the cranes start to dance. Once seen, the dance of the cranes is never forgotten.

Bob Fosse's award-winning musical, set in 1930s Berlin. A love affair develops between cabaret singer Sally Bowles and a naive young Englishman amid the city's decadent cafe society, during the gradual rise of German fascism.

In this mind-bending film, Jim Al-Khalili explores the universe at its smallest, from tiny insects to living cells and viruses, before finally arriving at the atom.

Following the misadventures of a group of flat-sharing friends pursuing careers in law, This Life captured the 1990s zeitgeist like no other BBC drama. Dubbed the antidote to Friends, the show presented a warts-and-all depiction of young life in London, pushing the boundaries when it came to sex, drugs, nudity and swearing on the small screen. The series' beating heart was Anna - feisty, flawed and captured fantastically by Daniela Nardini. Daniela looks back on how she got the role that changed her life, the will-they-won't-they storyline of Anna and Jack Davenport's character, Miles, and the casts' overall experiences on a drama that managed to tap into the Cool Britannia vibe of the day and had an entire generation hooked.

Drama series about five old college friends who wind up sharing a house together as young lawyers. Anna attends an interview at a well-to-do firm of solicitors to find herself confronted by old flame Miles. While Miles considers her application, his colleague Milly and her partner Egg wonder how to fill the house they have rented, and the fifth member of the group, Warren, is also interviewed for a job.

Drama series about five old college friends who wind up sharing a house together as young lawyers. Anna attends an interview at a well-to-do firm of solicitors to find herself confronted by old flame Miles. While Miles considers her application, his colleague Milly and her partner Egg wonder how to fill the house they have rented, and the fifth member of the group, Warren, is also interviewed for a job.

Anna hopes to rekindle her romance with Miles - but he is less than keen. Milly makes good career progress, but Egg struggles adjust to his job - and with living with Warren.

Anna hopes to rekindle her romance with Miles - but he is less than keen. Milly makes good career progress, but Egg struggles adjust to his job - and with living with Warren.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers how traditional boat building shaped the beautifully preserved village of Arnside on the banks of the River Kent in Cumbria.

Over three mountain ranges and across three valleys, the second stage of Julia's journey is a grand traverse of Wainwright's much-loved Lake District. Having shrugged off the rain, Julia ends with the epic 17-mile final day in the Lakes, including the length of Haweswater and the highest peak on the entire walk.

Over three mountain ranges and across three valleys, the second stage of Julia's journey is a grand traverse of Wainwright's much-loved Lake District. Having shrugged off the rain, Julia ends with the epic 17-mile final day in the Lakes, including the length of Haweswater and the highest peak on the entire walk.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn contemplates the end of his career as he turns his lens to the dramatic dance between a million seabirds and a single hunting falcon. Uncovering new meaning in the mesmeric murmurations across the coast of Norfolk, Martin reveals important insights into the natural world while reflecting on a career behind the camera.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn contemplates the end of his career as he turns his lens to the dramatic dance between a million seabirds and a single hunting falcon. Uncovering new meaning in the mesmeric murmurations across the coast of Norfolk, Martin reveals important insights into the natural world while reflecting on a career behind the camera.

In this mind-bending film, Jim Al-Khalili explores the universe at its smallest, from tiny insects to living cells and viruses, before finally arriving at the atom.

In this mind-bending film, Jim Al-Khalili explores the universe at its smallest, from tiny insects to living cells and viruses, before finally arriving at the atom.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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After Tish gets her kite stuck high up in a tree, Tash suggests they go and find a dinosaur to help them get it back. Entering the Cretaceous period, Tish and Tash seek help from a T-Rex, with no luck. He can’t reach it! Neither can the triceratops. Finally, with the help of a brachiosaurus known as 'Braki', they’re able to free the kite and carry on playing.

Flop is feeling poorly, so Bing decides to look after him. He makes Flop comfy on the sofa, gives him a blanket and reads an exciting Hoppity Voosh story. But when Bing tries to make Flop a honey and lemon drink, he ends up making a big mess instead. Poor Flop.

The Teletubbies enjoy a game of What's Your Name? Later, there's a surprise when a bowl of Tubby Custard joins in with the game.

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

Evil Pea tricks Supertato into believing that he has no superpowers without his red cape. When he rescues his friends without it, he discovers that he has superpowers - cape or no cape.

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.

What top would be best for delivering parcels around town? Mojo and Bo need to decide fast and get those parcels delivered, whether it’s by land, water, or high in the air.

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.

When Eugene unexpectedly drops out of running the summer fair, Duggee has to find someone else to run it instead - but who? It looks like they’ll have to call a Woodland Committee Meeting! At the meeting, two candidates volunteer themselves: Lord Fingal, who has organisational experience from running his castle, and Buggee, who mainly has experience in having fun. They both have very different ideas about how to run the fair, and neither one of them is willing to back down - it looks like they’ll have to have an election to settle it.

Mum bans the girls from saying 'dunny', so they try and trick her into saying it instead.

When the Go Jetters find the Grimbots shipping overripe tomatoes into the Spanish town of Bunol, they put a stop to whatever Glitch is up to - until they find out that the tomatoes were destined for the famous Tomatina Festival, the biggest food fight in the world. Can the Go Jetters fix their own 'glitch' and save the festival.

A simple matter of duckling-sitting turns into a potential disaster when the ducklings escape into the wood.

A replanting mission is interrupted when a gazelle goes missing just as a sandstorm hits.

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

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. I wants to show off her incredible singing but when she holds hands with N, they get stuck inside a floating balloon. Can word magic help them out or will I's singing save the day? This episode introduces the letters I and N and the words tin, tip and pin.

A mysterious giant bunny delays the night-time picnic.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Cauliflower creaking away as she grows and sings her catchy Cauliflower Creak song.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘lemon’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a yellow lemon, a leafy lemon, a juicy lemon and a sour lemon. We meet a freezing lemon, a lazy lemon, a loud lemon and even a loop-the-loop lemon! 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 gets upset when she loses Declan's special toy.

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 stroking a lady's soft, fluffy hat. Toodloo runs off underneath the hat and Great BigHoo, Chickedy and Chick chase after it. A lady walking her dog strokes the hat, a man eating his sandwiches accidentally tries to eat it and a bald man enjoys wearing it. A soft sea sponge comes out of Peekaboo's house with Peekaboo snuggled inside. The Twirlywoos come back to the Big Red Boat and the sponge rolls in past them. Chickedy and Chick snuggle into the sponge. Toodloo strokes the sponge and it jumps on her head. Peekaboo tries to get the sponge back to his house but Great BigHoo chases after them. The soft sponge wraps itself around Great BigHoo's body. Peekaboo calls the sponge back to his house so he can snuggle back into it.

Justin and his friend take a day trip on a horse-drawn canal boat, while Mr Tumble and Tumble Ted are heading to the seaside in the Tumble Car – if he remembers how to start it.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Felicity, Idris, Zadie, Tommy, Remi, George and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are bath toys which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate bath toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular nursery rhyme ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Spring is the time of year when lots of different plants grow. Abbie and James join Aaron in the garden for a fun game of big plant, small plant, taking it in turns to spot plants of different sizes. They soon find a tiny one that has just poked its head above the soil - but where has it come from.

It’s a really hot day in the attic, and Murphi needs to cool the place down to stop Rebecca getting crabby. A paper plate crab is the first make of the day, with the usual supportive song from the Fabulous Fluffs. An old wooden spoon becomes a spoon monster, thanks to the creativity of the Mini Monsters, and Rebecca’s cousin builds a paper bag house. The Recycling Express provides yogurt pots for a palm tree, and the Tiny Helpers make the leaves.

Ginger and the Peas get trapped in an underwater cave with a pack of inflated Lycheemodus.

It’s lunchtime on Bluey’s back deck! But every BBQ needs a side salad, so Bingo’s relaxing sit-down will have to wait until she finds every colour of capsicum\/pepper her cousins ask for.

Duggee is teaching the Squirrels about animal noises, when they hear a loud moo from a herd of nearby cows who are being rounded up by Duggee’s old pal Rodeo Horse! The Squirrels wonder what the cows are saying to each other, so Tag volunteers to find out, as he speaks a little moo. One of the cows tells Tag her name is Juanita, but when he introduces the other Squirrels, Roly accidentally insults the cows with his rudimentary moo skills. This causes them to take offence and stampede off! Luckily Duggee has his Round Up Badge, so it’s time to get back in the saddle! Duggee and Rodeo Horse teach the Squirrels all the essentials for cow wrangling, and together they track the wandering bovine through the desert. But will Roly’s moo have improved enough not to scare them away and ensure the cowhands are worthy of their Round Up Badges.

A song about teaching Duggly how to use the potty.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to the florist. On the way they spot a treasure chest, listen to the raindrops on the pond, discover who might live in a hedge, and even meet a square spider.

Eden and Ava make their very own necklaces using colourful beads. Eden kindly makes one for her best friend and gives it to her as a surprise. Later, the sisters go rollerskating in the park. It’s Ava’s first time skating on her own, but luckily Eden has lots of good tips for her. Will Ava be able to keep up with her big sister and become a super skater.

Leo's family is from Russia, and they have shown him how to make a special sharlotka, a simple Russian apple cake. Leo starts by separating the eggs. He then adds sugar and flour to the yolks and mixes them together until the mixture is smooth. He whisks the egg whites until they are stiff and stirs them into the yolk mix. After this, Leo cuts apples into small chunks and places half of them in a cake tin, pours over the egg mixture and puts the rest of the apples on top. Then the sharlotka is ready to be baked in the oven. Leo even has an extra special Russian-themed surprise for his friends while they eat! Can they work out what his special ingredient is.

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.

When a group of astronomers get lost on Woofton Hill at night, Dan and Jamie get their kit together for a night-time search. Pup-pup-POW.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Stan, the striated caracara. Stan is a supersmart bird. He reveals his problem-solving skills as he searches for food hidden in pots and puzzle boxes. Next, they meet some wolverines. Wolverines are members of the weasel family and are known for their feisty and determined nature. They live in the Arctic, where there is lots of snow and prey is hard to come by. They can travel large distances - about 25km per day - to try to find food. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

Evie has been given her first ever homework, while Waffle has been awarded Benji, the class toy, for good behaviour. Zoe and Callum have exciting news, and Evie emails her birth dad, Nate.

Oona and May have a race to decide which of them is fastest. There's an unexpected winner.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes visit Spain for a flamenco dancing fiesta.

Yukee is desperate to meet the worms that live in the soil beneath the garden. Learning that they only come out when it rains, Yukee tries to simulate the sound before realising that it’s the rhythm that the worms really love.

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.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'mouse', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Dee meets lots of different mice. She meets a brown mouse, a furry mouse and a whiskery mouse. There's a squeaky mouse, a cheeky mouse and a sleepy mouse. Shhhh! We meet a magic mouse, a noodle mouse and the ice cream mouse too. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee's friend finally succeeds in saying our new word.

Join Ninety as he hosts a magic show to help the Numberblobs find the Magical Nines that make up the Nine Times Table. Ninety knows a few amazing tricks that will help you find all of them.

When N tries to ban D from the band, the others get the fab four back together to prove that you can do much more with four! This episode introduces end blends like '-st' and '-nd' and the words band, bus, bust, win, wind, tent, ram, ramp, mist, lost, gulp and help.

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

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa trot and gallop across Teletubbyland pretending to be horses. Children in Tummy Tales help to groom and feed a horse.

Patchwork Crocodile has a problem: he wants to play gobble up, but nobody likes that game! Really nobody.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Pia has hurt her wing and can't fly around or play, so Raa Raa tries to find a way to cheer her up.

With Hodge’s radiator broken and no way to order another one, Brewster turns out to be the only one that can help by making a brave decision.

Everybody's getting soaked in Gigglebiz. Reporting from some roadworks, Gail Force struggles to make herself heard over a very noisy drill. Keith Fitt is troubled by a bothersome fly in Mrs Titherington's karate class, and DIY Dan gets a soaking when he demonstrates how to fix pipes and guttering to a house. Back at the roadworks, Gail Force is also soaked when she drills into a water pipe, and newsreader Arthur Sleep has to deal with a dripping roof in the newsroom. Rapids Johnson gets rather wet whilst on the trail of the Rainy Day Bear, and Dan Step tap dances his way into a rainstorm whilst searching for the right umbrella.

Andy travels 15,000 years into the past to meet a giant prehistoric sloth. On the way, he is stalked by a sabre-toothed cat and rides a colossal Columbian mammoth.

The Game Catchers land on Surprise Planet to play the mystery object. Before they begin, they must clear the field of prank packages - and find out who has been sending them in the first place.

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.

When animal after animal show up at Vida’s clinic with a mysterious rash, she’s determined to find the cause. It's poison ivy.

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

Weasy won't return a video game to the ducklings until he wins.

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

When a jukebox washes up, its catchy song proves a hit among the Piripenguins, driving Pancake up the wall. A solution is needed, but how can he stop a seemingly unstoppable trend.

Andy and Jen discover a meteorite crater on Dino Island. But when a grumpy old Ankylosaurus charges through their camp, taking with it all of Andy’s clothes from the washing line, they head out on an epic adventure to save it from falling into the newly found crater. Along the way, Andy meets a velociraptor and a sleepy T. rex, whose roar he needs to record on his gizmo.

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

Rafi, Dash and Jake set off on a camping adventure, determined to stick to their wizarding scout plan - no wishes allowed! When they realise the original plan won’t work, Rafi suggests making a new one instead. With teamwork, flexibility and the right wish, the Wizard Wagon takes flight and carries them to the perfect camping spot at sunset. Rafi learns that plans can change, and sometimes the best adventures come from making a new one together.

JoJo is excited to be going to her dance class with Gran Gran. On the way, they meet Bonnie and Henry. This will be Henry’s first dance class, and JoJo wants to help her friend.

When Sarah and Duck's favourite bench is in use, the pair find other things to do in the park.

Tiny and Small discover the froglets sitting abnormally silent and calm in their cave, in front of three stones which glow blue and emit an unearthly sound. Major Clanger thinks these must be 'hush stones' - however, the effect is anything but calming.

MeMo and BaBa are having a race, but BaBa always starts before Gramma Leeba says go, never waiting. At Play Time, BaBa knocks down MeMo’s brick tower before it has been built. MeMo and the Yummies encourage BaBa to wait for the snacks to be ready before trying to eat them. BaBa waits - and they're delicious! On the Lullaby Lake, BaBa has learned to wait and is rewarded with a beautiful performance.

Igglepiggle is enjoying dancing in the garden. He leaves his blanket in a safe place, but when he returns, it is gone. Igglepiggle's blanket has landed on Makka Pakka and seems to be running about by itself.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Guz Khan for a special story celebrating Eid al-Fitr.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits Alnmouth on England’s north east coast and discovers the village’s historical role in feeding the nation.

Julia sets off across the Eden Valley, a sparse land today but full of signs of ancient and uncertain human habitation. Kirkby Stephen is the one bustling modern outpost on this section, the launchpad for Julia's climb up and over the Pennines. The spine of England is a landmark on the walk, but during the wettest autumn in memory it is a major, boggy challenge.

Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Normans on southern Europe and the Middle East. The Normans spread south in the 11th century, winning control of southern Italy and the island of Sicily. There they created their most prosperous kingdom, where Christianity and Islam co-existed in relative harmony and mutual tolerance. It became a great centre of medieval culture and learning. But events in the Middle East provoked the more aggressive side of the Norman character. In 1095, the Normans enthusiastically answered the pope's call for holy war against Islam and joined the first crusade. They lay siege to Jerusalem and eventually helped win back the holy city from the Muslims. This bloody conquest left a deep rift between Christianity and Islam which is still being felt to this day.

Bob Fosse's award-winning musical, set in 1930s Berlin. A love affair develops between cabaret singer Sally Bowles and a naive young Englishman amid the city's decadent cafe society, during the gradual rise of German fascism.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits Alnmouth on England’s north east coast and discovers the village’s historical role in feeding the nation.

Julia sets off across the Eden Valley, a sparse land today but full of signs of ancient and uncertain human habitation. Kirkby Stephen is the one bustling modern outpost on this section, the launchpad for Julia's climb up and over the Pennines. The spine of England is a landmark on the walk, but during the wettest autumn in memory it is a major, boggy challenge.

Professor Robert Bartlett explores the impact of the Normans on southern Europe and the Middle East. The Normans spread south in the 11th century, winning control of southern Italy and the island of Sicily. There they created their most prosperous kingdom, where Christianity and Islam co-existed in relative harmony and mutual tolerance. It became a great centre of medieval culture and learning. But events in the Middle East provoked the more aggressive side of the Norman character. In 1095, the Normans enthusiastically answered the pope's call for holy war against Islam and joined the first crusade. They lay siege to Jerusalem and eventually helped win back the holy city from the Muslims. This bloody conquest left a deep rift between Christianity and Islam which is still being felt to this day.

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Tish and Bobby are playing with building blocks in Bobby's bedroom, but Rosa is displeased at the mess they've made. Tish suggests that they become 'space junkers' and clear up all the space junk, including the gigantic building-block asteroid. Back in the real world, Tish and Rosa are satisfied with the clean room, but Bobby still wants to play and spills the blocks out again.

It's music time at the creche, and everyone wants a turn on the drum. Bing gets impatient waiting for his turn, but as he tries to grab the drum from Sula he trips and breaks it. Now nobody can play the drum.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po enjoy a game of musical statues. It takes the Teletubbies a few turns to work out that when the music stops they must stand very still.

Tee meets Nina’s new dog Garf and decides he wants to be a dog for the rest of the day. How is Mo going to stop Tee’s doggy ways.

Evil Pea traps Supertato and demands he tell her the secret of his superstrength. Supertato escapes and tells Evil Pea that his friends give him his strength.

Pando is teaching Bing and Sula how to do little kicks and big kicks with a ball in the garden. Sula does the biggest kick of them all, but Bing kicks the ball the wrong way. As he tries to kick it back to Pando it bounces off the shed, breaking Flop's window! They have to stand statue-still while Flop cleans up the glass.

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.

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.

The Squirrels have played all the board games in the Clubhouse and are looking for something more exciting. Duggee has an idea: why not play Duggee’s Woofety Woof Game Show? And just like that, the Squirrels are sitting behind buzzers in a dazzling game show set. Duggee is dressed to impress as the host with the show’s resident brain, Ladybug, on hand to assist him! The Squirrels are up against reigning champions the Acorn Heads. They must go head-to-head in a series of questions across different rounds to win the show. But at the end of all the rounds, the Squirrels and the Acorn Heads are neck and neck! This results in a tense tie-breaker round. Who will guess the mystery object to win the game show and the ultimate prize.

Bluey, Snickers and Winton are ambushed by the Terriers on the way to see Calypso.

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

When Sammy Whiskers dupes three innocent mice into stealing the rabbits' plum pie, Peter must rescue both pie and mice from the clutches of Mr Tod.

On a mission to study caddisfly silk, Bud and Paani get washed down a river.

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

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. M is very hungry, so he and his friends make a gingerbread man - but he runs off. They chase on a flying mat, and a handy map keeps them hot on his trail. Can they corner the cheeky biscuit? This episode introduces the letter M and the words mat, map and man.

Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny is excited for Love Monster to try carrots, but it turns out he doesn't like them.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Chicory running the show backstage and singing about how she, the Belgian Endive, was discovered in the song Chicory, Dickory, Dock.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘van’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different vans – a yellow van, a white van, a big van and even a veggie van. There’s a mini van, a flower van, a fast van and a camper van. There’s an ice cream van, a post van and a loaded-up van! 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 fails to realise that Biba is scared by a game that they are playing together.

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 watch a man picking apples in an orchard. His basket is full, so he empties the apples into a box - but it's too small. He puts the box in his truck and goes off to find a bigger one. While he's gone, the Twirlywoos decide they want to try picking apples themselves. Before long, the whole truck is full of apples.

Justin and his friends take Bonnie the dog for a wash and blow dry at the local dog groomers. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble attempts to dog train the Puppy.

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Connor, Bonnie, Ian, Dhilan, Addi, Gracie and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Wooden Spoons which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate wooden spoons inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular nursery rhyme ‘Little Miss Muffet’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Springtime is in full flow, and there are lots of different plants and flowers popping up in the city garden. Nelly and Isla are teaming up with Aaron to see what amazing plants they can find, and they’ve brought their teddies along for the journey too.

A dusty, old box on the top of the wardrobe is causing sneezing and mayhem. What’s inside? Rebecca and Murphi make a monster from a tissue box, and the Mini Monsters create their own monster glove puppets. Uncle Ernie calls to tell Rebecca about his rare bird photography but is distracted by falling coconuts. Finally, an old sock becomes a fabulous flamingo puppet, with some assistance from the Tiny Helpers.

Ginger and the Peas invite Kid Brocc to a sleepover, but can he adjust to a new place.

After the Squirrels find out that knitting is one of Duggee’s favourite things to do, they ask him what it means to have a favourite thing. After Duggee explains that it’s something you like more than anything else, the Squirrels wonder what their favourite things are. To help them decide, they interview a few of their friends to find out what different things and activities are special to them. Some answers are predictable, some are surprising, and some even have more than one favourite thing... wait, you can have more than one favourite thing? Well in that case, why not have a list of top ten favourites! With a fun Top of the Pops-style countdown from ten to one, each Squirrel shows off some of the things that are most important to them. But what will come in at number one.