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WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Somebody stole the big hand off the clock tower. Mojo and Bo are on the case, but it is not as simple as it seems. Soon, they are pulling off a heist they never expected.

At Squirrel Club, Norrie explains why sneezes happen, we watch an episode of Hey Buggee, starring the little buglets, and it’s the big finale of Agony and Eggstacy.

The Squirrels are in the Clubhouse, and everything seems the same, except… Duggee! They can’t quite put their finger on what it is, so to help, the Squirrels have to learn how to spot the difference through three different games.

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mum thinks she is still too young.

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

The Go Jetters are in Australia, exploring the Wolfe Creek Crater, also known as Kandimalal. While Ubercorn explains how the crater was formed by a meteorite, Foz searches it for fragments of the space rock, as objects from space often contain precious metals. But soon he has competition in the form of Glitch, who races Foz to find an object that both of their metal detectors pick up - which turns out to be a rusty spoon! In the end, neither of them manage to find any pieces of meteorite, prompting Glitch to send the Grimbots to drag a huge space rock to Earth to help him! Can the Go Jetters prevent this huge disaster before it's too late.

When Benjamin falls into Mr Tod's clutches, Peter and Lily lure the fox out of his lair with the promise that he will be crowned King of the Woods.

The Numberblocks find a magic Two Tree and play an action-packed game of throwing twos. Learn all about adding and taking away in twos with the Numberblocks.

N likes to say no - but he meets his match when the dog, the cat and the pig won't help him make his bread. This episode has fun with the words dog, dig, cat, cut, pig, pick, mill, mix, hot and ten.

Nick is having a busy day when a very tired bee visits him and Norman in the caravan. Together with the Popcasters, they learn how important bees are to the planet, and they write a song to help the busy bee get its buzz back.

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

Bing is at Amma's creche and it is his turn to choose the game. He chooses musical statues. Flop gets the Bingpad going, and soon all the children are dancing like crazy. Sula goes out first, quickly followed by Coco. They both watch for wobblers with Amma. In the final round, Bing wobbles just at the last moment and Pando wins, much to Bing's distress - he chose the game, so he thought he should win it. Fortunately, Charlie never stopped dancing, and his giggly jiggling gets Bing back on his feet.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘eyes’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a brown, blue, bright and shady eyes. Dee comforts a friend with crying eyes, and we come across some superhero eyes! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu feels like she gets a raw deal when she and Biba get new toys.

Fiona wants to experience what it’s like to float on a cloud. The Piggies create a homemade floating cushion, but it is so relaxing that Wilf falls asleep on it... and floats away! The Piggies must catch that cloud before it drifts too far.

The Twirlywoos are in a back garden where they watch a man hanging washing up on a line. Chickedy and Chick get into the washing basket and the man accidentally pegs them up on the line too! Great BigHoo and Toodloo find their way up and work their way along the line like a tightrope. When they reach Chickedy and Chick, the Hooter calls them home, and as they fly away they send the line - and all the washing on it - springing up in the air. The man is surprised when he comes back to find all his washing is now hanging up in a tree! The Twirlywoos are having tea, but the tea table is misbehaving. It keeps going further and further up, propelling Great BigHoo and Toodloo all the way out of the top of the boat.

It’s showtime! Justin and his friends put on a play, whilst Mr Tumble has a go at making a puppet theatre. But managing all his actors proves harder than he thought.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Remi, Otis, George, Holly, DJ, Luke and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Cardboard Tubes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate cardboard tubes inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular song ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’ 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.

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

Elsee plays I-spy on a day out at the beach with her friends Indie and Rosie.

Heritage seed expert Lucy and the Fact Pack explore the colourful world of heritage tomatoes and discover why eating different-coloured fruits and vegetables is good for us.

Murphi is in the middle of a mega clean-up in the attic, but he can't find Rebecca’s lost hat. His magic cleaning machine goes wrong and causes mayhem, which gives him a monster make idea - a paper banana skin! The Mini Monsters create wonderful scrap bag monsters, while Rebecca’s grandpa tries to create a new ice cream flavour and a dreamy creamy sundae. The Recycling Express brings an old box with a window, which Murphi and Rebecca transform into a terrific box truck.

The Broccolisaurus need a haircut. Luckily, their florets are a Pea’s favourite snack.

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

WARNING : show starts before 10:15!! Bluey, Bingo and Mum get into a debate with Dad about the definition of teasing. Dad argues that he was only playing as they recall all the times when he's been a big teaser.

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

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through town to water the flowers. On the way, they spot some horses, pretend to be ducks, look at colours in the sweet shop window and walk like signposts.

Pack your bag and grab your map, who wants to go camping? Join Duggee and friends on this great adventure.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk along a canal to a place where they can blow bubbles. On the way, they discover a lift for boats, pretend to be pirates, spot some canal boats and even meet an octopus.

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.

Balthazar is in the kitchen cooking a traditional Turkish revani cake, helped by his sister Serena and brother Ted. Coconut is a really important ingredient in his recipe, as it is added in the cake as well as on top. Balthazar invites his friends to taste the coconut before he cooks it, but they don't like it very much. He thinks he'll change their minds when they taste his finished cake. Balthazar also impresses them with his gold-themed table, Turkish apple juice and dried fruit to eat with their meal.

Today, Maddie is dressing up. She visits a barber to find out how clippers work to cut hair. Using a special microscope camera, Maddie shows us how the blades work, and a slow-motion camera lets us see the clippers in action. Next, Maddie visits a factory where ballet shoes are made. Using materials like satin and ribbon, Maddie sees how all the different cutters, sewing machines and hammers are used to put ballet shoes together.

Kika is a golden labrador and a guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind, which means he cannot see. She is trained to use her super sight to help Dr Amit do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Dr Amit is showing his children Abhi and Anoushka how to read braille, a special pattern of clever dots that helps people to read using their fingers. Kika says it’s like a secret code. When Abhi asks if they can visit the library to borrow a braille book for Amit to read to them, Amit checks his braille watch and realises that they’d better hurry. The library is closing soon. First, Kika helps Dr Amit to find Anoushka’s missing coat and Abhi’s lost shoe. Outside the library, there are more clever dots to help Amit find his way. Then, he and Kika follow Abhi and Anoushka to the children’s section. Dr Amit uses more clever dots to find Abhi’s favourite story on the shelf - but then, disaster! The braille pages are missing, and Dr Amit can’t read the story. Kika leaps into action. Can she guide Amit and Abhi to the librarian so they can find the braille printer and get the pages they need before the library closes.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet a herd of huge wildebeest. They hang out in big groups, so there are lots of eyes and ears to look out for danger. Next, they go in search of a monarch butterfly to discover the incredible wild connection between this tiny creature and the enormous wildebeest.

Simon is taking Jess out for a birthday dinner, so Gramps is on babysitting duty. He's brought along Mr Willow's dogs, Trevor and Violet, for the evening. They look just like Waffle, and during a game of hide-and-sing the dogs all hide next door, causing confusion and chaos for poor Mrs Hobbs.

Oona and Baba help Bernie and a little bee.

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.

Sonny organises a tea party in his caravan to show off his new musical instrument, but rain comes pouring through his leaky roof. Are his plans for a musical afternoon a washout, or can the gang find another use for all those rain-filled bottles.

When the wind snatches Maddie's paper bird away, Maddie is disappointed and wonders what the wind is good for. The wind blows Maddie and Triggs away – literally and metaphorically – with a song that demonstrates her awesome power.

The Squirrels try and tell us what has just happened but are struggling to retell the story correctly.

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

Alphablock I comes across the Magical Alphaland SHOP. She wants to be impressed by the wares offered by its singing and dancing shopkeepers, Alphablocks SH, TH and CH. She rejects a very large SHIP and is still not happy when it is made THIN. She demands something to eat. A thin CHIP fails to impress, but when it is made extremely THICK, she has to admit that she has been won over. When it’s time to SHUT, the shop disappears. Alphablock I is left with a very thin ship and a very thick chip.

George from the CBeebies House helps Justin and his friends put on a big concert with the BBC Philharmonic. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble tries his hand at conducting an orchestra.

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

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

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

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that can go on both land and water. Grace goes for a ride on a quad bike that turns into a jet ski, shows off a vehicle that floats using its wheels and then drives a pond weed cutter.

Dodge spots a mysterious door in the school hallway, but where could it lead? The pups can hear all kinds of exciting and curious noises coming from behind it, and their imaginations run wild. They have to find out what's inside, so they come up with a hilarious plan... it's time to pretend to be grown-up.

Love Monster arrives at the Lost Things Office, ready to help Elder Bunny try and reunite the citizens of Fluffytown with possessions they might have lost.

The Octonauts find some lost eggs in a nest off the coast and search for the mother.

Peter's plans to raid Mr McGregor's garden are thwarted when he discovers the Shrew has got there first. It's down to the rabbits to find a way to get their garden back.

The Squirrels are close to finishing a jigsaw puzzle when the Naughty Mice steal their last piece. To get it back, they must take part in a series of puzzles in an underground adventure set by the Puzzle Mouse.

When the Mouse Family is exhausted, Vida realises it is because Baby Mouse is teething and crying all night! Luckily, she knows how to soothe Baby Mouse, so her family can get the rest they need.

After Supertato accidentally knocks the ice off Evil Pea’s freezer, she seizes the opportunity to stay at Tato Tower. Supertato is excited to have Evil Pea over, but once inside, she uses her Freezy Hose to freeze Supertato out of his home. Luckily, Carrot has a plan. He goes to Evil Pea's freezer and turns it into Supertato’s freezer. Evil Pea is furious and leaves Tato Tower to tell him to get out, leaving it unguarded. It’s a race to reach the freezer first.

The ducklings try to make Weasy understand that his harmonica playing is unbearable, but he won't listen. When the next morning his harmonica has mysteriously vanished, he launches an investigation.

Preston needs Mojo’s racer top speed to get his new plane off the ground. But when his flight goes wrong, Mojo and Bo have to take to the air in Mojo’s jet top to help him down.

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mum thinks she is still too young.

Pancake is persuaded by Nugget to have a massive birthday party, but when the bash grows increasingly over the top, he finds his own unique way to handle the pressure.

Nugget attempts to make all her Piri friends’ secret ‘wishing tree’ hopes and dreams come true - but gets them the wrong way round, with funny and very unexpected consequences.

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

PC Plum uses Ava’s doubling machine by mistake and multiplies all his recycling. But with Dr Ollie’s help, it becomes Cyclo the Recycling Robot, giving the children lots of fun.

AJ takes Evie and Anaya swimming, but Waffle must stay at home with Simon. Refusing to miss out on the fun, Waffle begins an adventure of his own and sets off to find Evie.

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

JoJo and Gran Gran spot a bird’s nest in Cynthia’s garden, which inspires JoJo to make a nest for Panda. Cynthia and Gran Gran teach JoJo about all the nests that different birds make to help their babies. Gran Gran has a plan: while JoJo waits for the eggs they found to hatch, they can go to the park and see all the ducklings that have already hatched out and about! Meanwhile, Daddy helps teach JoJo how to whistle just like a bird. After lots of tries, JoJo is finally whistling away! Soon, back at Cynthia’s, there’s a lovely surprise - the eggs have hatched.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah and Duck attempt to find out why their friend Donkey seems so sad.

Major invents a machine that can send bubbles containing voice messages out into space.

MeMo and BaBa play with a floaty feather that belongs to a Tweetie. At Play Time, they choose a bubble blower to make some bubbles. In Yummy Land, Yummy Dog is caught in a bubble and floats into the sky. MeMo and BaBa float in a GoGo Boat on the Lullaby Lake, where Elewhale blows some beautiful coloured bubbles into the sky as they make their way to meet Gramma Leeba for Storytime.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. The Tombliboos' trousers get mixed up all over the place - in the Ninky Nonk, in the Pinky Ponk. No matter how often the Tombliboos change their trousers back, it happens again.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Calling all rock stars for this Bedtime Story read by BBC Radio 2 DJ Jo Whiley.

Returning to England from Istanbul on the Orient Express, Hercule Poirot is asked to investigate a murder.

The Mandrin Cave in southern France has been attracting the attention of archaeologists for 30 years. The cave was regularly occupied in prehistoric times, and a remarkable record of human habitation going back thousands of years has been preserved by its soils. In 2015, the remains of a Neanderthal were uncovered, and the archaeological evidence points to this individual, named Thorin, living in close proximity to newly arrived Homo sapiens. This documentary follows an international team of scientists as they discover and investigate precious relics of the Palaeolithic period, resulting in groundbreaking revelations about the human populations of around 50,000 years ago as researchers uncover some of the secrets of the Mandrin Cave.

Documentary which follows the construction of a trailblazing 36,000-tonne steel structure to entomb the ruins of the nuclear power plant destroyed in the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. It films close up with the team of international engineers as they race to build the new structure before Chernobyl's original concrete sarcophagus - the hastily built structure that covers the reactor - collapses. Built to last just 30 years, the temporary sarcophagus is now crumbling, putting the world at risk of another release of radioactive dust. Radiation levels make it impossible for workers to build the new shelter directly over the old reactor, so engineers are erecting the new megastructure - taller than the tower of Big Ben and three times heavier than the Eiffel Tower - to one side and will then face the challenge of sliding the largest object ever moved on land into place over the old reactor.

A retrospective look at television appearances made over the years by award-winning actor Albert Finney, with interviews from the archive and classic clips capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.

Patricia Hayes stars in Jeremy Sandford’s play about a down and out woman who wanders through life in an alcoholic haze without a job, a home or any money.

Screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde's celebrated play in which two Victorian gentlemen both adopt a double identity under the name of Ernest and end up in trouble when they both turn up at the same country house one weekend.

Writer, broadcaster and Newsnight arts correspondent Stephen Smith looks back at the medieval age to find out what it took to get ahead at the court of Richard II. Richard presided over the first truly sophisticated and artistic court in England. Painters, sculptors, poets, tailors, weavers and builders flocked to court to make their fortunes. But these were dangerous times. Being close to Richard brought many a courtier to a sticky end. Featuring David Tennant and Clarissa Dickson Wright.

Richard E Grant explores how modern art and the Riviera grew up together when France's Cote d'Azur became the hedonistic playground and experimental studio for the great masters of 20th-century painting. With Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso resident on the coast, other artists from Jean Cocteau to Henri Lartigue, Raoul Dufy to Fernand Leger and Francis Picabia to Sergei Diaghilev were drawn to the area. As transatlantic liners brought America's super-rich to the region, art and celebrity became integrally intertwined as cultural gurus and multimillionaires all partied on the beach. In an era of sunshine and bathing, of cinema and fast cars, of the Ballets Russes and Monte Carlo casinos, Grant discovers the extraordinary output of what became briefly the world's creative hub.

First transmitted in 2001, this programme chronicles the construction of the Empire State Building in New York, which was the world's tallest skyscraper when opened in 1931. The programme investigates the building's history through interviews with the people who contributed to the construction of this iconic building.

The Mandrin Cave in southern France has been attracting the attention of archaeologists for 30 years. The cave was regularly occupied in prehistoric times, and a remarkable record of human habitation going back thousands of years has been preserved by its soils. In 2015, the remains of a Neanderthal were uncovered, and the archaeological evidence points to this individual, named Thorin, living in close proximity to newly arrived Homo sapiens. This documentary follows an international team of scientists as they discover and investigate precious relics of the Palaeolithic period, resulting in groundbreaking revelations about the human populations of around 50,000 years ago as researchers uncover some of the secrets of the Mandrin Cave.

Documentary tracing how human understanding of the jet stream - a ribbon of fast moving air high in the atmosphere - has grown. It has been responsible for bewildering effect on bomber pilots during the Second World War, turbocharging modern transatlantic flyers, the infamous 1987 hurricane and devastating floods. Scientists believe this powerful weather phenomenon is now changing its pattern of behaviour and could have an even bigger impact on our climate and the way we live our lives. Interviewees include Sir Brian Hoskins, University of Reading and Kirsty McCabe from the BBC Weather Centre.

Documentary which follows the construction of a trailblazing 36,000-tonne steel structure to entomb the ruins of the nuclear power plant destroyed in the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. It films close up with the team of international engineers as they race to build the new structure before Chernobyl's original concrete sarcophagus - the hastily built structure that covers the reactor - collapses. Built to last just 30 years, the temporary sarcophagus is now crumbling, putting the world at risk of another release of radioactive dust. Radiation levels make it impossible for workers to build the new shelter directly over the old reactor, so engineers are erecting the new megastructure - taller than the tower of Big Ben and three times heavier than the Eiffel Tower - to one side and will then face the challenge of sliding the largest object ever moved on land into place over the old reactor.

First transmitted in 2001, this programme chronicles the construction of the Empire State Building in New York, which was the world's tallest skyscraper when opened in 1931. The programme investigates the building's history through interviews with the people who contributed to the construction of this iconic building.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 02:20!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! A shark on the loose in the streets of Swoppiton? Mojo and Bo are on a fishing trip to find out more! But the hungry shark might not be quite as hungry-sharky as they think.

Introducing Squirrel Club today are Betty and Guinea Pig, jumping up and down, excited about what’s to come. Delivery Chipmunk delivers a massive parcel to Hennie, a Matryoshka Duggee appears, and there's an instalment of Agony and Eggstacy. Finally, Hatsu describes everything she likes - large, small, quiet, loud... Hatsu can see beauty in everything.

Happy has always loved the water - even though it makes a mess! But while swimming around in his paddling pool at the playhouse, Duggee reminds the Squirrels that there was a time when Happy feared water.

Dad agrees to play sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo to stop them from disturbing Mum.

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

The Go Jetters face their toughest mission yet: organising a birthday party for Ubercorn without him finding out! Luckily, when Glitch and Ubercorn were cadets together, they made a map of all the secret passages around the Academy. The Go Jetters can use it to avoid detection while they prepare the party. Xuli and Lars take a secret tunnel to the arts and craft room to make the decorations, while Foz, Kyan and Glitch head out into the Academy garden to gather Ubercorn’s favourite flowers, cherry blossoms. But things don't go according to plan, and the Go Jetters have to hide themselves to avoid a wandering Ubercorn.

Peter volunteers to take Mrs Tiggy-Winkle home in time for her winter hibernation, but little does he know how much trouble a sleepy hedgehog can be.

One, Two, Three and Four are off on a castle-exploring adventure, with a little help from the friends they make along the way. Learn how to make numbers up to ten by adding with the Numberblocks.

Educational fun. Z has left the others in charge while he has a nap, but before long disaster strikes and Alphaland needs colouring in again.

Nick and Norman are identifying the birds singing in the forest and hear a strange sound. It’s their broken cuckoo clock. Can the birds help them fix it by finding the missing key.

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

Bing drives his toy car around the breakfast things on the table and accidentally spills Krispos all over the kitchen floor. He helps Flop to clear them up with the aid of the 'voo-voo cleaner', but neither of them notice when Bing's car gets sucked up along with the Krispos.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘strawberry’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We grow strawberries, pick them and enjoy eating yummy ones. There are skipping and space strawberries, and Dee even does the samba with one! 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 and Elodie fear they've broken a treasured toy.

Brian sets up a treasure hunt for the Piggies and is excited to challenge them with riddles tailored to their building skills! But Wilf is determined to find the treasure first so that he can keep it for himself. He might just ruin this unforgettable day..

The Twirlywoos are at a bus stop where they watch different people arrive and sit down to wait for the bus. They watch a boy tie his shoelace and get the idea to connect his shoelaces to the shoes of the other passengers. When the bus arrives they all stand up, only to fall in a heap! The Very Important Lady comes to visit the boat. She regales the Twirlywoos with a song but falls apart when she hits the top note! The Twirlywoos have to put her back together.

Mr Tumble needs to give Tumble Ted a bubble bath after a jammy mishap at breakfast. Meanwhile, Justin and his friends have lots of fun blowing bubbles.

It's a windy day and the Teletubbies collect lots of leaves that have blown off the trees. The leaves go everywhere in Home Dome, so the Noo-noo cleans up.

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Elena, Brodhi, Cavalli and Betsy, 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 astronaut, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by outer space. 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 outer space 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 an outer space adventure with a rocket ship, spinning planets and moonwalking! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring things from outer space too. Plus, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Remi, Otis, George, Holly, DJ, Luke and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Cardboard Tubes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate cardboard tubes inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular song ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’ 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 shopping centre with her friend George and plays a game of I-spy.

Herb farmer Jekka introduces the Fact Pack to mint plants. They discover how mint grows, what makes it taste and smell so fresh, and how mint can be used in many different ways.

Rebecca and Murphi are trying to come up with a new move to perfect their competition dance routine. They take a break for an ice-cold monster shake and find time to create a bottle penguin. The Mini Monsters demonstrate how to make everlasting sandcastles, and Rebecca’s aunt calls from space - where she has made some alien friends. The Recycling Express arrives with empty tissue boxes, inspiring a mega monster make – a funny pineapple puppet.

Stuck in a cave during heavy rain, Ginger and the Peas have fun playing indoors for once.

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

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

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.

In this episode, follow twins Art and Enda as they celebrate the Buddhist festival of Vesak. Art and Enda begin at the park, where they learn about the lotus flower from a Buddhist monk. They also learn how to do traditional Thai fruit carving and make some authentic Thai sweets with their mum, before finishing off the preparations by decorating the house with some beautiful sun catchers. They end the day by going to a Buddhist temple to offer food to the monks and join in with all of the fun. Join Art and Enda as they celebrate Vesak for the first time.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through town to water the flowers. On the way, they spot some horses, pretend to be ducks, look at colours in the sweet shop window and walk like signposts.

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

Scarlet is cooking a colourful French vegetarian ratatouille, which her mum has taught her to make. The recipe is full of lovely fresh vegetables that Scarlet chops up and cooks for her friends. Scarlet's friends taste one of the main ingredients before they come round, but aren't too sure about courgettes at first. Hopefully Scarlet's recipe can change their minds. She serves it with french bread and creates a beautiful floral table setting. She even teaches us the French phrase for 'enjoy your meal': bon appetit.

In today's episode, Maddie is having fun outdoors. First, she's in a playground learning how we keep swinging on a swing and how gravity helps us slide down a slide. She uses a special camera to show us how friction stops us from going too fast. Next, Maddie goes to a factory where plant pots are made. She finds out how clay and shale from a quarry are mixed, shaped and baked into plant pots, then uses a special thermal camera to show us how hot the plant pots get when they travel through a kiln.

Tinks is excited to visit the allotments again with her owner Charli to see how tall their sunflowers have grown. Tinks is a disability assistance dog for Charli and uses her super fetch skills and big dog energy to help Charli every day. But at the allotments, their sunflowers have vanished! Charli says it’s a mystery – and detective Tinks sets out to solve the case. She quickly finds some footprints, a trail of petals and sunflower seeds, and some not particularly helpful gnomes. She follows the trail of clues to the shed – and finds that it contains their one remaining sunflower. Together, Charli and Tinks wait in hiding, staking out the shed – can they solve their sunflower mystery.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet a sea anemone to see how it feeds with the help of another animal. Then, they go to look at an amazing pitcher plant, which feeds on bugs and insects to survive, and discover the unusual wild connection between the animal and the plant.

Waffle learns that the summer holidays will soon be over and Evie will be going to school. Determined not to be left alone, Waffle hatches a plan to keep the family at home.

Oona and Baba help Otto find his playful little siblings.

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 Rapper Bushy T visits the garden, can his hip-hop beats help poor Stripes master Yukee’s skipping rope and join in the fun.

Triggs is super excited to be visiting his favourite place in the world, the dog park, where he gets to hang out and play with all his doggy best friends. But when McGinty brings along a very nervous newcomer, Triggs sings a song to reassure her and encourage her to join in the fun.

John the Crab needs help planning a surprise party for Nigel. It will only work if everyone is on time with the preparations.

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.

When Alphablock I’s pen runs out of ink, Alphablocks N and K team up to make NK. Alphablock I makes more INK but causes a flood and needs to clear it up. Turning the ink PINK doesn’t help. She contains it in a SINK but finds herself trapped in there with her friends. They turn the sink into an ice RINK. Everyone slips around, until Alphablock I has a THINK and comes up with the idea of ice skates. Now they can enjoy skating on the pink ice, and Alphablock I can THANK her friends for their help.

Justin and his friends visit a zoo, where they meet pandas, lemurs and elephants! Meanwhile, Tumble Cottage ends up full of animals when all the teddies have play dates.

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.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how ducks play such an important role in the environment. They find out that ducks can carry seeds on their bodies so that plants find new places to grow and help keep nature in balance by eating slugs and snails. On the way, they discover that ducks recycle their own feathers in their nests to keep their eggs and babies warm and can help keep ponds and wetlands healthy.

It’s the Den’s summer fete, and Jaz is excited to do a chicken and egg mascot dance with her dad, but soon realises she’s double-booked herself and might not have time to do both.

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that work in sustainable forests! Grace helps drive a tree harvester, shows off an amazing tree-planting machine and then gathers logs with a tree-forwarding machine.

The pups are getting arty and crafty, creating masterpieces for their class show-and-tell. Whilst all the pups are busy working on their creations, Dodge struggles to find the inspiration he needs to start. He realises it's not always easy to come up with an idea, so he goes to speak to the talking tree for some advice.

It’s Frosty Frolics Day, and Love Monster plans to spend it with Bad Idea Puppy and his cousin Good Idea Puppy, who has come to visit. Love Monster thinks that since Good Idea Puppy is the guest, she should choose which activity they do first. She decides that they should start with the ice slide. Love Monster and Good Idea Puppy go together and have a great time, but Bad Idea Puppy has to go on his own and struggles to slide down. Love Monster soon realises that frosty frolics aren’t fun on your own, and that Bad Idea Puppy must have been feeling left out.

A storm in Vietnam floods a cave, trapping Ryla, Kwazii, Shellington - and a tiger.

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

The Squirrels learn about an action hero called Jet Rocket who always saves the day by smashing and crashing things. But there are other ways to save the day.

Tidbit is very serious about using sunscreen and even asks Vida to apply it to his shell. But when he gets distracted while having fun in the sun, a sunburn appears and he needs Vida’s help again.

Supertato and Chilli are playing a computer game called Dino Defenders 2: Galactic Space Showdown. But just as they are about to win, Evil Pea snatches it away. They try to get it back, but she jumps into a toy version of the Big Bad Spaceship from the game and shoots energy balls at them, turning the supermarket shelves into a real version of the game! Despite their best efforts, they just can’t get past the energy balls. However, Supertato has an idea to use a toy version of a Dino Defender to climb the shelves and beat Evil Pea in the Big Bad Spaceship.

Weasy and Spicy have to cover their ears when Sunny learns to play the guitar.

Farmer Jackson was just trying to grow some giant tomatoes, but he wound up with a giant pig! Now, Mojo and Bo have to get Felix back to normal size before Swoppiton gets stomped.

Dad agrees to play sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo to stop them from disturbing Mum.

Pancake is persuaded by Nugget to have a massive birthday party, but when the bash grows increasingly over the top, he finds his own unique way to handle the pressure.

WARNING : show starts before 15:45!! Pancake is persuaded by Nugget to have a massive birthday party, but when the bash grows increasingly over the top, he finds his own unique way to handle the pressure.

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

Dr Ollie forgets who he asked to take the role of the wizard in his play! Ava’s memory-jogging machine helps him recall, but things get confusing at the nursery.

An old friend of Gramps, Mr Willow, brings along his two dogs to play with Waffle. Evie feels a bit left out until Waffle reassures her. The two new dogs escape into Mrs Hobbs's garden, so Waffle has to save the day.

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.

It’s been raining, so JoJo wants to get outside and splash in the puddles. Isaiah arrives for his play date with JoJo, but Isaiah wants to stay inside and read his science books. Gran Gran suggests they compromise, but what is a compromise? Gran Gran has a plan: they can use the puddles outside to do a science experiment inside. They use timers and the sun to track the edge of the puddle and find out how long it takes for a puddle to disappear.

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. It's Duck's birthday, so Sarah decides to bake a cake to celebrate.

The Soup Dragon cheers Tiny up when the Iron Chicken goes away on a trip to see the Wols.

MeMo plays the flute beautifully. At the Play Tree, BaBa chooses a recorder to play with but is disheartened when they struggle to play beautiful music like MeMo. In Yummy Land, MeMo encourages BaBa to blow into the recorder gently. After a short time, BaBa manages to play one steady note. MeMo plays the melody on the flute and encourages BaBa to join in on the final note each time.

Upsy Daisy is the best at kicking the ball. Igglepiggle finds it harder so she kindly teaches him. Try again Igglepiggle! At last Igglepiggle does the best kick of all, around the garden.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Eilish McColgan reads a charming and funny story about courage, self-belief, and the quiet confidence of one determined tortoise.

Gary Davies and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 28 April 1988 and featuring Pat and Mick, James Brown, Fairground Attraction, Brenda Russell, The Primitives, Luther Vandross, Joyce Sims, Bananarama, Will Downing, S'Express and Scott Fitzgerald.

Returning to England from Istanbul on the Orient Express, Hercule Poirot is asked to investigate a murder.

Nicky Campbell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 April 1991 and featuring EMF, Vic Reeves and Electronic.

Monty is busy this week as the garden bursts into colour. Woody herbs such as thyme and sage don’t thrive in his clay soil, so he’s sowing seeds to ensure a steady supply. He’s planting grasses in the new Woodland Garden and creating a colourful pot for shade, and there's advice on what to do with this year’s daffodil bulbs. Carol Klein proves that small can be both beautiful and delicious, creating a modest border devoted to vegetables and weaving it together with flowers to provide year round colour. And Advolly Richmond heads to Fife to uncover the story of the first pink cupped daffodil, bred in the early 1900s and still growing today thanks to two passionate plantswomen. There’s a visit to a specialist nursery in Hertfordshire. With help from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, they are preparing to exhibit trees fit for a changing climate at the RHS Chelsea Flower show. And it's all aboard a houseboat that's jam-packed with plants.

A second chance to explore the BBC’s archives with one of British music’s biggest and best-loved stars, Dusty Springfield. The great soul diva and her haunting voice are captured once again in selection of BBC performances from over the years, including You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, Son of a Preacher Man, and Bacharach and David’s Look of Love. Together, these songs underline why Dusty earned her reputation as one of pop’s great talents, who deserves her ranking alongside fellow singing legends like Aretha Franklin and Dionne Warwick.

A retrospective look at television appearances made over the years by award-winning actor Albert Finney, with interviews from the archive and classic clips capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.

Screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde's celebrated play in which two Victorian gentlemen both adopt a double identity under the name of Ernest and end up in trouble when they both turn up at the same country house one weekend.

A selection of Dusty Springfield's performances at the BBC from 1961 to 1995. Dusty was one of Britain's great pop divas, guaranteed to give us a big melody in songs soaring with drama and yearning. The clips show Dusty's versatility as an artist and performer and include songs from her folk beginnings with The Springfields; the melodrama of You Don't Have to Say You Love Me; Dusty's homage to Motown with Heatwave and Nowhere to Run; the Jacques Brel song If You Go Away; the Bacharach and David tune The Look of Love; and Dusty's collaboration with Pet Shop Boys in the late 1980s. There are also some great duets from Dusty's career with Tom Jones and Mel Torme.

WARNING : show starts before 00:05!! Screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde's celebrated play in which two Victorian gentlemen both adopt a double identity under the name of Ernest and end up in trouble when they both turn up at the same country house one weekend.

Richard E Grant explores how modern art and the Riviera grew up together when France's Cote d'Azur became the hedonistic playground and experimental studio for the great masters of 20th-century painting. With Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso resident on the coast, other artists from Jean Cocteau to Henri Lartigue, Raoul Dufy to Fernand Leger and Francis Picabia to Sergei Diaghilev were drawn to the area. As transatlantic liners brought America's super-rich to the region, art and celebrity became integrally intertwined as cultural gurus and multimillionaires all partied on the beach. In an era of sunshine and bathing, of cinema and fast cars, of the Ballets Russes and Monte Carlo casinos, Grant discovers the extraordinary output of what became briefly the world's creative hub.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! Richard E Grant explores how modern art and the Riviera grew up together when France's Cote d'Azur became the hedonistic playground and experimental studio for the great masters of 20th-century painting. With Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso resident on the coast, other artists from Jean Cocteau to Henri Lartigue, Raoul Dufy to Fernand Leger and Francis Picabia to Sergei Diaghilev were drawn to the area. As transatlantic liners brought America's super-rich to the region, art and celebrity became integrally intertwined as cultural gurus and multimillionaires all partied on the beach. In an era of sunshine and bathing, of cinema and fast cars, of the Ballets Russes and Monte Carlo casinos, Grant discovers the extraordinary output of what became briefly the world's creative hub.

Documentary tracing how human understanding of the jet stream - a ribbon of fast moving air high in the atmosphere - has grown. It has been responsible for bewildering effect on bomber pilots during the Second World War, turbocharging modern transatlantic flyers, the infamous 1987 hurricane and devastating floods. Scientists believe this powerful weather phenomenon is now changing its pattern of behaviour and could have an even bigger impact on our climate and the way we live our lives. Interviewees include Sir Brian Hoskins, University of Reading and Kirsty McCabe from the BBC Weather Centre.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Mojo and Bo only wanted to help fix a satellite dish with Mojo’s chopper top. Now they’ve been mistaken for a UFO, and the whole town is in a tizzy about invading aliens.

It’s time for some fun at Squirrel Club! Professor Jeanie talks to us about all things butterflies, the Squirrels have their annual Squirrel Club photograph taken, and there's a quiz presented by Mouse. For the finale, the Squirrels are back with a song about the power of saying no.

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

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

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

When the auditions for Mr Jeremy Fisher's annual recital attract the attention of Mr Tod, it's up to Peter to save the day with some musical mischief of his own..

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. S, P, A, C and E wonder what is up past the sky, and soon find out.

Nick and Norman are lost in outer space and need to get back home to Earth. They use the stars and the help of a special friend to show them the way.

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

Bing and Pando discover a new climbing frame at the playground. It has climbing bits, tippy bits and even a wobbly bridge. But when Bing gets to the top of the slide, it's too scary for him to go down. Bing watches Pando to see how he does it, then he helps Hoppity Voosh to go down. When Hoppity likes it, Bing has a go too.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘alien’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We meet lots of different aliens – a green alien with feelers from outer space, a quick one and an alien doing a trick. Dee tries to find a hiding alien, and then Dee and a friend see aliens with different numbers of eyes. 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.

Elodie gets upset when Lu makes an incorrect assumption.

Shooting stars are flying over Flat Top Mountain. Everyone in Fine Forest climbs the mountain, except Fiona, who has hurt her foot! The Piggies can’t leave her behind. Will a rocket do the trick.

The Twirlywoos are in a living room, where they watch a lady turn on a radio which is tuned to a station playing a very loud and raucous tune. She quickly changes the channel to something soothing and settles in her chair. The lady falls asleep and starts to snore noisily! Meanwhile, the Twirlywoos take turns to investigate the radio. They can't resist pushing the buttons and changing the channel, until they happen upon the really noisy tune which wakes the lady up with a start! The Stop-Go Car visits the boat, and this time it has brought an awful racket which blares out every time it opens its boot. It drives around the boat chasing the Twirlywoos and pestering Peekaboo, until Peekaboo responds with a loud noise of his own which startles the car so much that it drives away.

Justin and his friends visit a planetarium where they learn all about outer space. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble tries to spot a shooting star using his new telescope.

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

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Elena, Brodhi, Cavalli and Betsy, 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 astronaut, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by outer space. 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 outer space 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 an outer space adventure with a rocket ship, spinning planets and moonwalking! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring things from outer space too. Plus, the Toddler Club Bop gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Elsee plays I-spy in the hair salon with her new friend Royalty.

Food stylist Rob introduces the Fact Pack to edible flowers and explains how they can be used to make food look and taste exciting.

Rebecca and Murphi are dealing with a glut of carrots from the vegetable patch, and they have made everything from carrot cake to carrot juice. This inspires Murphi’s first idea – a carton bunny rabbit. The Mini Monsters are making colourful caterpillars, and Rebecca’s uncle is snug as a bug in his woolly cardigan when he calls her on the Magic Monster Mirror. The Recycling Express brings an empty box, which Rebecca and Murphi transform into a cardboard kitty cat.

Ginger and the Peas discover a more efficient way to explore the valley - by tunnel.

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

The Squirrels are 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.

In this episode, follow twins Art and Enda as they celebrate the Buddhist festival of Vesak. Art and Enda begin at the park, where they learn about the lotus flower from a Buddhist monk. They also learn how to do traditional Thai fruit carving and make some authentic Thai sweets with their mum, before finishing off the preparations by decorating the house with some beautiful sun catchers. They end the day by going to a Buddhist temple to offer food to the monks and join in with all of the fun. Join Art and Enda as they celebrate Vesak for the first time.

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

Ryan's mum is Vietnamese and he is cooking a dish from Vietnam that she has taught him. He works hard in the kitchen mixing lots of ingredients together, including pork, prawns and fresh mint. He even finds time to teach us the Vietnamese word for egg! One of Ryan's ingredients is fresh mint, but not all of Ryan's friends like the taste or smell of it at first. Some of them even think it smells like toothpaste! Let's hope they like the taste of the fresh mint once it is cooked in the food. Ryan also decorates a beautiful Vietnamese style table and treats his friends to sweet fruit after the meal.

In today's episode, Maddie is finding out about things that go up and down. She shows us how a lift works, when it carries people up and down between floors of a building. With the help of an engineer and her special cameras, Maddie show us how the gears and weights are controlled by a computer. Next, it's time for lift-off as Maddie heads to a space museum. We see how a spacesuit is made from lots of different layers of special materials to keep astronauts safe when they are working in space, and Maddie uses her special thermal camera to see how the suit keeps astronauts warm.

Dan the border collie is a search and rescue dog who works with his owner Jamie. His super nose follows scents and smells like clues, so they can rescue people who need their help. A mountain biker called Eddie hasn’t made it back from a ride with his friends, and it’s starting to get dark. Police officer Penny needs Jamie and Dan’s help with a night search. They head to where he was last seen, and a friendly owl helps Dan find his scent. Dan follows the scent and thinks he has found him – until another Eddie steps out of their tent. Dan has found some campers instead - can his super nose find another scent and track down the real Eddie.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out to meet lions. From their safari truck, they get right in amongst the pride and see big maned males as well as a large group of females. Their next animal is Rico, a two-toed sloth. Aneeshwar and Lizzie have been asked to feed him. Using his super long claws, he comes down to meet them face to face. While hanging upside down from the branches, he eats his breakfast. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Miss Berrington, Evie's new school teacher, and teaching assistant Mr O'Donnell have come to meet Evie at home before term starts, and Waffle is under strict instructions to be on his best behaviour. But Waffle is teething, and won't stop chewing everything in sight.

Mossy has an unusual new friend.

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

The garden gang are intrigued when Yukee says she’s going to stay up late with them so that she can show them the Man in the Moon. But will they all be able to stay awake long enough to see him.

Maddie, Triggs and Mum are about to watch a movie, but something smells funny and stops them in their tracks. It's Triggs's teddy - it needs a wash! Mum decides to put Triggs's beloved but smelly, squeaky teddy in the washing machine, but Triggs is terrified Teddy will be lost forever. Maddie must win his trust, because that teddy really stinks.

The Squirrels are close to finishing a jigsaw puzzle when the Naughty Mice steal their last piece. To get it back, they must take part in a series of puzzles in an underground adventure set by the Puzzle Mouse.

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.

Alphablock Letter Team OW (as in ‘how’) is on hand to help out anyone who hasn’t got a costume for the Alphablock fancy-dress party. Alphablock C is thrilled to go as a COW. Alphablock H loves to HOWL in her wolf mask. Nurse N is running late and needs help to get to the party NOW. At the last moment, OW realises that they haven’t got a costume for themselves. Luckily, L is on hand to help them go as an OWL. Once inside, their friends thank OW and ask them to take a BOW.

Justin is at the beach, where he has lots of fun with his new friends. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is packing up the car for a day out but might have a few unexpected extra passengers.

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.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how buzzards play such an important role in the environment. They find out that they help nature stay in balance and that buzzards living in an area can tell us if it is a healthy habitat. On the way, they spot buzzards flying in the sky and learn that their wings stretch to the height of a Rambler.

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

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are truly out of this world! Grace drives a Mars rover, shows off a space junk collector and looks to the skies with a telescope.

It's International Squeaky Toy Day at Pup School - an annual event dedicated to sports and games that feature squeaky toys. The pups expect a day packed with fun, games and endless squeaks! But just as the excitement is about to begin, Dodge makes a shocking discovery... All the squeaky toys have mysteriously vanished! Where could they possibly have gone? The pups are on the case to rescue Squeaky Toy Day.

Love Monster is hosting his first stargazing party, putting up star-themed decorations all over his garden and giving his guests special flower crowns. After turning off the lights, they all enjoy gazing at the shooting stars - until dozens of fireflies start show up, making everything too bright to see! With the fireflies following them everywhere they go, Love Monster comes up with a clever idea that makes everyone happy.

Ranger Marsh asks Dashi and Tweak for help to find out who stole a box turtle’s egg.

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

Duggee struggles to organise the Squirrels in order of height and keep them focused on the task. Sounds like the Squirrels need some training to improve their concentration.

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

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

The ducklings discover a device that allows them to control Weasy's movements. Things go awry when it ends up in the hands of the cheeky Chipmunk.

Tao asks Mojo and Bo to help him film an action-packed snowboarding video, but Mojo is not so steady on the slopes. Which top can they swap to grab the white-hot snow shots.

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

Nugget finds a lost mini alien and adopts him as a pet, until the others convince her to let it return home. But with his flying saucer broken, how can they get him back to space.

Miss Hoolie is planning a cycling holiday around Balamory, but her old bike needs serious TLC. Ava offers to fix it, until a few small repairs turn into a much bigger challenge.

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

Ruby and Finn’s seeds have started to grow, but Rafi’s cherry seed shows no change. Feeling left out, she makes a wish, and a giant cherry tree appears! It’s exciting at first, but when the wish ends, everything disappears. Rafi feels sad, until Doris shares a story about planting an apple tree when she was little. Rafi realises that nature likes to take its time and waiting can bring something special.

JoJo is having a sleepover at Gran Gran's house and wonders why the moon is a funny shape. Gran Gran explains to JoJo why the moon appears to change shape in the night sky, and together they make a moon diary for JoJo to take home to Mummy and Daddy.

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

Granny, Tiny and Small find a forgotten tunnel leading somewhere unexpected.

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

Things are becoming lost. The Pontipine children are nowhere to be found, and the Tombliboos' toothbrushes just won't stay put. Eventually the Tombliboos catch up with their toothbrushes and give their teeth a really good clean.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Sam Ryder for an out-of-this-world Bedtime Story to find out if there really is life on Mars.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! David Attenborough narrates a profile of the pelican, the large water bird noted for its huge pouch and clumsy, waddling gait.

Gary Davies and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 28 April 1988 and featuring Pat and Mick, James Brown, Fairground Attraction, Brenda Russell, The Primitives, Luther Vandross, Joyce Sims, Bananarama, Will Downing, S'Express and Scott Fitzgerald.

The victim of a road rage assault enlists the help of Hetty to find out the identity of her assailant.

Nicky Campbell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 April 1991 and featuring EMF, Vic Reeves and Electronic.

France 1815: Betrayed on his wedding day, young sailor Edmond Dantès is falsely accused of treason and condemned to years of brutal imprisonment in the Château d’If, where an unexpected encounter plants the seed of revenge. Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas.

Monty is busy this week as the garden bursts into colour. Woody herbs such as thyme and sage don’t thrive in his clay soil, so he’s sowing seeds to ensure a steady supply. He’s planting grasses in the new Woodland Garden and creating a colourful pot for shade, and there's advice on what to do with this year’s daffodil bulbs. Carol Klein proves that small can be both beautiful and delicious, creating a modest border devoted to vegetables and weaving it together with flowers to provide year round colour. And Advolly Richmond heads to Fife to uncover the story of the first pink cupped daffodil, bred in the early 1900s and still growing today thanks to two passionate plantswomen. There’s a visit to a specialist nursery in Somerset. With help from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, they are preparing to exhibit trees fit for a changing climate at the RHS Chelsea Flower show. And it's all aboard a houseboat that's jam-packed with plants.

Escaping prison and uncovering a legendary fortune, Edmond reinvents himself as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo and returns to a world that has prospered without him. Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas.

A second chance to explore the BBC’s archives with one of British music’s biggest and best-loved stars, Dusty Springfield. The great soul diva and her haunting voice are captured once again in selection of BBC performances from over the years, including You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, Son of a Preacher Man, and Bacharach and David’s Look of Love. Together, these songs underline why Dusty earned her reputation as one of pop’s great talents, who deserves her ranking alongside fellow singing legends like Aretha Franklin and Dionne Warwick.

Sitcom. Hyacinth and Richard go to join the Major at a hotel for a golfing weekend. The Major cries off playing, but has organised a friend to play with Richard.

Timothy is suffering from bouts of sleepwalking, which could cause trouble as the annual interview for promotion is just around the corner.

A selection of Dusty Springfield's performances at the BBC from 1961 to 1995. Dusty was one of Britain's great pop divas, guaranteed to give us a big melody in songs soaring with drama and yearning. The clips show Dusty's versatility as an artist and performer and include songs from her folk beginnings with The Springfields; the melodrama of You Don't Have to Say You Love Me; Dusty's homage to Motown with Heatwave and Nowhere to Run; the Jacques Brel song If You Go Away; the Bacharach and David tune The Look of Love; and Dusty's collaboration with Pet Shop Boys in the late 1980s. There are also some great duets from Dusty's career with Tom Jones and Mel Torme.

A retrospective look at television appearances made over the years by award-winning actor Albert Finney, with interviews from the archive and classic clips capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme, filmed in 1973 from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Bernard Cribbins, Sandie Shaw, Bill McCue and Frances Van Dyke.

A second chance to explore the BBC’s archives with one of British music’s biggest and best-loved stars, Dusty Springfield. The great soul diva and her haunting voice are captured once again in selection of BBC performances from over the years, including You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, Son of a Preacher Man, and Bacharach and David’s Look of Love. Together, these songs underline why Dusty earned her reputation as one of pop’s great talents, who deserves her ranking alongside fellow singing legends like Aretha Franklin and Dionne Warwick.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! A second chance to explore the BBC’s archives with one of British music’s biggest and best-loved stars, Dusty Springfield. The great soul diva and her haunting voice are captured once again in selection of BBC performances from over the years, including You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me, Son of a Preacher Man, and Bacharach and David’s Look of Love. Together, these songs underline why Dusty earned her reputation as one of pop’s great talents, who deserves her ranking alongside fellow singing legends like Aretha Franklin and Dionne Warwick.

David Attenborough narrates a profile of the pelican, the large water bird noted for its huge pouch and clumsy, waddling gait.

Ninety-million miles away from us is the power that shapes our world - the sun. We see it shine in the sky above us, but beyond our sight, something dramatic is happening - the sun is going into overdrive. It's more active now than it's been for a decade, sending eruptions of super-heated plasma and vast waves of radiation towards our planet. With the potential to disrupt our lives in dramatic ways. Using the latest satellite images, and the expertise of Britain's leading solar scientists, Kate Humble and Helen Czerski reveal the inner workings of our very own star, and the influence its mysterious cycles of activity have on our planet. They discover why the light reaching us from the sun can be up to a million years old; they meet the teams who protect us by keeping a round-the-clock vigil on the sun; and investigate why some scientists think longer term changes in the sun's behaviour may have powerful effects on our climate.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 24 September 1999 and featuring Vengaboys, Sting, Everything but the Girl, Paul Johnson, Wyclef Jean & Bono, David Bowie, Tom Jones & The Cardigans and Eiffel 65.

Jayne Middlemiss presents a roadshow edition of the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 October 1999 and featuring DJ Jean, Shania Twain, Kelle Bryan, David Bowie, S Club 7, Britney Spears, Lou Bega and Eiffel 65.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Gary Davies and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 28 April 1988 and featuring Pat and Mick, James Brown, Fairground Attraction, Brenda Russell, The Primitives, Luther Vandross, Joyce Sims, Bananarama, Will Downing, S'Express and Scott Fitzgerald.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Mojo and Bo have to make sure Dot doesn’t see her present before her birthday party. But that’s easier said than done when Dot becomes an unstoppable present-hunting machine.

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

Evil Pea plans to freeze Supertato into an ice cube by pretending to teach him to dance.

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

Bing is teaching Charlie how to throw, but when he throws the ball in the lounge it knocks the fruit over! Bing starts to explain, but Charlie interrupts, leaving Flop to believe Charlie did it. Bing happily shows Charlie how to voosh Squeaky instead, but it flies out of his hands and hits Flop's tray of snacks! After some encouragement, Bing tells Flop the truth and apologises.

The Squirrels are excited to attend the cinema together for the first time with Duggee, who teaches them that you should adhere to three rules in order for everyone to enjoy the experience: stay quiet, don’t fidget or kick the chair in front and go to the toilet before the film starts. The Squirrels quickly learn that the short films they are enjoying are only trailers before the film starts. Hopefully, the Squirrels can maintain their focus in order to watch the film all the way through to the end credits and earn their cinema badges.

Duggee and the Squirrels have an exciting woodland adventure ahead of them, and everyone has their own routine to prepare for the day. Some are more keen on early starts than others – Happy is ready before his alarm, whereas Roly sleeps right through it. Whilst the Squirrels fuel up with important breakfasts, Roly’s family are still trying to wake him up. And only the promise of breakfast will do the trick! After freshening up, brushing their teeth and picking out the perfect outfit, the Squirrels start packing the essentials for their walk. They gawk at the amazing sights and interesting characters that they meet along the way, and they even get a magical lift home. It was well worth getting ready for that morning.

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 Cotton-tail's birthday cake is stolen and Peter vows to get it back, he finds himself in hot water with a host of angry villains.

The Octonauts evacuate the creatures living around a reef before a large archway collapses, but one stubborn convict fish refuses to move from her burrow.

Sunny Mouse joins Vida for a day of vet training, but he’s so small that most jobs are too big... until the perfect one presents itself.

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

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble feels sad because he has lost Tumble Ted, while Justin and his friend feel very happy as they play music and dance.

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

Bluey’s bedtime story is disturbed by Unicorse, the most annoying hand puppet in the world.

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

The Squirrels are in the Clubhouse, and everything seems the same, except… Duggee! They can’t quite put their finger on what it is, so to help, the Squirrels have to learn how to spot the difference through three different games.

Brinicle invites his Piri friends round to taste his brilliant brioche. Yuk - it’s chewy and hasn't risen at all! Despite this, Brinicle announces he has entered a baking competition. A disaster looms, but Flutter has an idea.

Twig steals Cosima's volleyball. A chase leads Big Lizard and Cosima to her den... and also to a happy discovery.

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

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.

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

Rhino turns invisible. Squirrel Girl stops Gobby.

When winter comes early in Canada, the Octonauts help some hares with their camouflage.

Seamus has found the old ferris wheel and wants Stan to help him rebuild it for the town - but there are no instructions! Once it is built and looking like new again, it rolls away into the canal! What will Stanley do.

Evil Pea swaps Supertato's Tato-Belt with her evil Baddie-Belt, which has absurd and baffling functions. Supertato has to work out how to rescue Carrot and Pea with the Baddie-Belt.

Becca helps the Heroes when they battle a giant monster made of rubbish.

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

Murphi is in the middle of a mega clean-up in the attic, but he can't find Rebecca’s lost hat. His magic cleaning machine goes wrong and causes mayhem, which gives him a monster make idea - a paper banana skin! The Mini Monsters create wonderful scrap bag monsters, while Rebecca’s grandpa tries to create a new ice cream flavour and a dreamy creamy sundae. The Recycling Express brings an old box with a window, which Murphi and Rebecca transform into a terrific box truck.

Jen has brought in a bag of wigs, but she needs a mirror to see what she looks like. Hassina the hairdresser comes to visit, Small flies on her magic spoon to find out how biscuits are iced, and they make hairdo cookies for their fancy friend.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the forest to make some bark rubbings. On the way, they see a rainbow shaped tree, discover a secret passage, play a game of Three Little Pigs and even visit a bug hotel.

With the harbour master away, Penny Pocket tends to his beloved pet plant, Colin. But Colin is in a sad and droopy state - she needs to find a way to get him better.

The Squirrels are helping Duggee in the garden when Tag makes friends with a caterpillar. This caterpillar is very hungry, so Tag feeds her all the vegetable leaves they have been picking. She eats and eats and eats and gets bigger and bigger. Wow! The other Squirrels are really keen to play with her too, but Tag's caterpillar friend is suddenly very tired and needs to sleep. The Squirrels are also a bit sleepy, time for a nap! When the Squirrels wake up, they cannot find caterpillar - she has disappeared. In her place, as if by magic, there is someone else. How did that happen.

When the Mouse Family is exhausted, Vida realises it is because Baby Mouse is teething and crying all night! Luckily, she knows how to soothe Baby Mouse, so her family can get the rest they need.

Animated adventure comedy series. When the Grimbots add Glitch's face to those of the presidents on Mount Rushmore, they cause a major mudslide.

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.

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

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

WARNING : show starts before 12:55!! Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Cauliflower creaking away as she grows and sings her catchy Cauliflower Creak song.

Mr Tumble tries to teach Spotty the horse some new skills, whilst Justin and his friends meet some alpacas, a pig called Alan and a great grey owl.

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Joshua, Kyomi, Chester 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 toy seagull, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by things you might find at the beach. This theme is explored through play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate 'at the beach' 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 have a day out at the beach with Big Bear. The twins make sure they put on sun cream, but will they get their toes wet? Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the 'at the beach' theme too. And, The Big Band Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

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

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.

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

Seamus has found the old ferris wheel and wants Stan to help him rebuild it for the town - but there are no instructions! Once it is built and looking like new again, it rolls away into the canal! What will Stanley do.

The Game Catchers land on the planet of mischievous fruits, where they learn to play cat and mouse. They need to gather some supplies for the game, but things take a turn when Kate accidentally eats some local fruit, turning her into a giant.

Tomatodons arrive, exciting Ginger and Pea-Rexes, but not all Vegesaurs are friendly.

The After Schoolers plan Waffle’s surprise birthday party, and Mrs Hobbs lures Waffle with cake and a puppuccino machine. The celebration ends with a song and messy faces.

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

Gor-don the Great reanimates the museum’s dinosaur skeletons - but the dinos go rogue.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers spend time outdoors, searching for signs of different types of wildlife on their nature-spotting mini quest. Using a nature checklist, they explore their environment to learn what creatures might be sharing the space, hoping to tick a few creatures off.

When the ground begins to shake on Dino Island, Jen and Andy suspect the volcano is to blame. Eager to solve the mystery, our intrepid duo embark on an epic adventure to discover the source of the unusual rumbling sound and make a surprising discovery. Along the way, Andy meets not one, but two T rexes, a male and a female, while Jen finds a herd of Alamosaurus not far from the volcano.

After Supertato accidentally knocks the ice off Evil Pea’s freezer, she seizes the opportunity to stay at Tato Tower. Supertato is excited to have Evil Pea over, but once inside, she uses her Freezy Hose to freeze Supertato out of his home. Luckily, Carrot has a plan. He goes to Evil Pea's freezer and turns it into Supertato’s freezer. Evil Pea is furious and leaves Tato Tower to tell him to get out, leaving it unguarded. It’s a race to reach the freezer first.

Leapy goes back to school to learn the basics of education as Mae and Mia perform the Jackson 5’s ‘ABC’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

After doing some exercise to start the day, Nick and Norman spot a moth and a sloth and realise that sometimes it's fun to take things nice and slow.

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

A dragonfly steals a bee cocoon that Cosima had vowed to keep safe. Cosima and Big Lizard give chase, leading to a surprising solution with a vacuum cleaner and some sticky vines.

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

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

JoJo tries to grow a daffodil, but is disheartened to discover that it will take a long time to bloom. Cynthia tells JoJo how to take care of the plant, and Gran Gran shows JoJo a way to measure how much it is growing.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah and Duck turn detectives when their friend Plate Girl loses her plate on a foggy day.

Charlie is missing only one dinosaur for his immaculate collection, and it is the hardest one to get - the giganotosaurus. Lola is inspired to start her very own collection and eventually ends up with a unique assortment of things. Charlie has to guess what she collects, and the stakes are high. If he guesses correctly, he could win his precious giganotosaurus.

Colly Wobble likes to do things differently from everybody else. When Colly Wobble’s friends see how much she enjoys driving her car backwards, they decide to do the same. So Colly Wobble drives her car forwards - just to be different.

MeMo and BaBa find a stripy sock and pretend it’s a caterpillar. On the Play Tree, they play with puppets and stage a show. When MeMo and BaBa are 'yummy-sized', the Yummies find another way to put on a show with the puppets. There is time for a final sleepy show on the Lullaby Lake before heading to Gramma Leeba and the Bay of Books.

The Pontipines look for the perfect place to have a picnic. They try the stones, the log, the pebbles and then the branch. The Pontipines call the Wottingers on the trubliphone and invite them to the picnic. The Wottingers had better get there quick or else the Pontipines might eat all the food. Everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Jessie J for a heartwarming Bedtime Story about how we can all choose our own special path.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Ben Gernon perform Bruch’s First Violin Concerto and Dvorak’s Symphony No 9, 'From the New World'. Bruch’s romantic violin concerto is performed by Jennifer Pike, who first gained attention in 2002, when at 12 years old, she won the BBC Young Musician competition. She is now in demand as a soloist around the world. Dvorak wrote his Ninth Symphony on a journey of musical discovery around America. It takes inspiration from both native and African-American melodies, and is a cinematic display of orchestral colour that captures the spirit of new discovery.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! David Attenborough narrates a profile of the pelican, the large water bird noted for its huge pouch and clumsy, waddling gait.

The victim of a road rage assault enlists the help of Hetty to find out the identity of her assailant.

As part of a season of programming marking Sir David Attenborough's 90th birthday, four of his favourite films are brought together as the renowned naturalist looks back on his personal highlights. First transmitted in 1989, Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives showcases the world's major fossil sites. In a number of specially shot interviews, Attenborough introduces extracts from the series where he reveals ancient sea creatures, sabre-toothed predators and immense dinosaurs. Groundbreaking for its time and still as relevant now, the series explores how fossils fire the imagination and teach us not just about the lives of long-extinct animals, from gentle giants like the brachiosaurs to the greatest predators ever to roam the earth - tyrannosaurs, but also the world they lived in.

France 1815: Betrayed on his wedding day, young sailor Edmond Dantès is falsely accused of treason and condemned to years of brutal imprisonment in the Château d’If, where an unexpected encounter plants the seed of revenge. Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas.

Escaping prison and uncovering a legendary fortune, Edmond reinvents himself as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo and returns to a world that has prospered without him. Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas.

Renowned ballet dancer Dame Darcey Bussell introduces us to a gem from the BBC’s dance archives, The Magic of Dance, which was first transmitted in 1979 to great acclaim and is presented by celebrated ballet dancer, the unforgettable Margot Fonteyn. Darcey describes her favourite moments of the series, including a tap masterclass with the ever-cool Sammy Davis Jr, a beautiful routine by celebrated Latvian dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and a glimpse of pioneer of modern dance Isadora Duncan.

Margot Fonteyn discusses the role of the male in dance. Her story is illustrated by some of the world's greatest dancers performing some of the era's most enduring dances.

Sitcom. Hyacinth and Richard go to join the Major at a hotel for a golfing weekend. The Major cries off playing, but has organised a friend to play with Richard.

Timothy is suffering from bouts of sleepwalking, which could cause trouble as the annual interview for promotion is just around the corner.

He was known as Mr Entertainment, and it’s clear why that was the case from this collection of some of Sammy Davis Jr’s finest moments on British television - showing off his unbeatable talents as singer and raconteur and opening up about his life in several fascinating conversations. Sammy always had a special affection for the BBC, appearing many times over the years to perform and share stories with the likes of Michael Parkinson and Terry Wogan, and here we find him discussing his encounters with racism and his relationship with America’s civil rights movement, the breakdown of his controversial marriage to the actress May Britt and the car accident that cost him an eye. Alongside all the insights into his life and experiences are, of course, several show-stopping archive performances – as he wows the BBC’s studio audiences with classic songs like Once in a Lifetime, Me and My Shadow and My Funny Valentine.

A retrospective look at television appearances made over the years by award-winning actor Albert Finney, with interviews from the archive and classic clips capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme, filmed in 1973 from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Bernard Cribbins, Sandie Shaw, Bill McCue and Frances Van Dyke.

David Attenborough narrates a profile of the pelican, the large water bird noted for its huge pouch and clumsy, waddling gait.

Ninety-million miles away from us is the power that shapes our world - the sun. We see it shine in the sky above us, but beyond our sight, something dramatic is happening - the sun is going into overdrive. It's more active now than it's been for a decade, sending eruptions of super-heated plasma and vast waves of radiation towards our planet. With the potential to disrupt our lives in dramatic ways. Using the latest satellite images, and the expertise of Britain's leading solar scientists, Kate Humble and Helen Czerski reveal the inner workings of our very own star, and the influence its mysterious cycles of activity have on our planet. They discover why the light reaching us from the sun can be up to a million years old; they meet the teams who protect us by keeping a round-the-clock vigil on the sun; and investigate why some scientists think longer term changes in the sun's behaviour may have powerful effects on our climate.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Mojo and Bo are great at picking apples with Mojo’s crane top. But Preston’s drone might be even better... until it accidentally scoops up Felix. Mojo and Bo are on the chase.

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.

It’s movie night, and Broccoli is showing her movie called Supertato: The Movie. But Evil Pea keeps changing the story to make herself look like the hero instead of Supertato.

'I couldn't keep the doggie, but I can still play with her because she's my new friend.' Bing falls in love with a lost dog he and Flop find in the park and decides he wants to keep her. When the owner turns up, Bing is very upset about saying goodbye to his new friend.

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

Happy notices a tiny fruit fly on his apple, and the Squirrels are amazed by how small it is. The fly tells them that there are things even smaller than him, and so Duggee teaches them that some things are so small that you can’t even see them – atoms. Combined, these make molecules, which in turn join to make cells, the fabric that makes up every living thing. The Squirrels discover that things can be wide, long, thin or small, and that these attributes make up all sorts of different sizes. To help understand this, they assign a line-up all the way from a small piece of dust to a huge rocket ship.

The Squirrels are helping Duggee clean his things, such as an old desk and lamp. They learn about stories which told that the lamp could grant three magical wishes. When they rub the lamp clean, they meet Professor Jeanie, who can grant them three wishes through the magic power of science. She amazes the Squirrels with her scientific experiments that bring their wishes alive, whilst educating them along the way. But before they wave goodbye, the Squirrels wonder if they can return the favour and grant a wish back to Professor Jeanie.

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.

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

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

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

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

Arrgh me Activators, let's find those pieces of Activate! My Swashbuckle Challenge will have ye feeling like true pirates. Set sail through side steps, climbers and knee smashers. The buried treasure is the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble wants to eat his lunch outside, while Justin and his friends go shopping for their lunchtime picnic.

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

Bingo and Dad must brave a swooping magpie when they take a curry to a friend’s house.

Happy has always loved the water - even though it makes a mess! But while swimming around in his paddling pool at the playhouse, Duggee reminds the Squirrels that there was a time when Happy feared water.

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.

When Pancake’s precious golden algae go missing, all the Piri friends fall under suspicion. Pancake turns detective and replays the evening - but the solution is far from obvious.

Cosima and Big Lizard's solar-powered hoverboards run out of battery at nightfall. Can glowbugs be the answer.

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

After a rainbow appears over the Go Jet Academy, Glitch becomes fascinated with the legend of a pot of gold appearing at the end of it. He tries to create his own, bigger rainbow, ignoring Ubercorn's warnings that a rainbow's end can never be reached. When he instead causes a huge storm to appear, the Go Jetters must work fast to stop the Academy from flooding.

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

Gobby's Car-Tastrophe! Team Spidey saves the desert.

Kwazii finds that the 'dragon' he’s met is really a Gila monster.

Stanley poses for a portrait in the town art class, but he has other jobs to do. Can he stay still long enough for everyone to finish their artwork.

Chilli decides to become a superhero called Super Chilli! His superhero skills are put to the test when Evil Pea covers Supertato in sticky honey, but Chilli’s heat saves the day.

The Heroes meet a mysterious person while on the hunt for a stolen statue.

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

Rebecca and Murphi are trying to come up with a new move to perfect their competition dance routine. They take a break for an ice-cold monster shake and find time to create a bottle penguin. The Mini Monsters demonstrate how to make everlasting sandcastles, and Rebecca’s aunt calls from space - where she has made some alien friends. The Recycling Express arrives with empty tissue boxes, inspiring a mega monster make – a funny pineapple puppet.

The chefs are getting ready for a wedding, and Jen is wearing her prized hat. Sunny Sun comes to visit, Small flies off to see how ketchup is made, and the two chefs cook a sweet-and-sour hat for their beaming guest.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to the meadow to play a game of rounders. On the way they race boats on the river, count the ducks, find some leaves and even see a crocodile.

Ava’s solar gadgets malfunction, making her doubt her skills. But with PC Plum’s encouragement, she realises that each invention needs a different-sized solar panel.

It's lovely and warm - just right for a day on the beach. The Squirrels learn how to make sandcastles - dig, dig, dig! They are doing such a good job that Jon and Nigel ask the crabs if the Squirrels could work together to build them a new home. They create the most spectacular giant sandcastle ever seen, with shells, seaweed, great views and lots of sand.

Tidbit is very serious about using sunscreen and even asks Vida to apply it to his shell. But when he gets distracted while having fun in the sun, a sunburn appears and he needs Vida’s help again.

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

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.

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

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.

Justin and his friends enjoy a day exploring the forest, whilst Mr Tumble goes on a nature hunt with Tumble Ted.

Nigel, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Joshua, Inam, Liyana, Maisy, Francis and Arabella, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The What’s in the Box? game reveals a pair of stripy socks, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are inspired by patterns. This theme is explored through play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate patterns toy or object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about discovering new words, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear draw different patterns at home and outside. From zigzags in the mud to swirls in the bath bubbles, the twins have lots of arty fun! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the patterns theme too. Plus, The Circle Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

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

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.

It’s Elba’s birthday and sister Iona is planning a very special tea party for her. Iona and Elba decorate the bedroom ready for the big party, and there are lots of balloons and games to enjoy. But Iona and Mum have a secret planned, and Elba is surprised when a robot arrives at the door with her favourite chocolate cake.

Stanley poses for a portrait in the town art class, but he has other jobs to do. Can he stay still long enough for everyone to finish their artwork.

The Game Catchers land on a forested planet and learn to play a game called impish ball. But before they can start, they must help the locals build a nest while distracting a mischievous beaverling.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes must rescue Rud, who's stuck in the snow.

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

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

Tom likes to do big things but struggles when Professor Kranium shrinks him with her ray.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers learn why rock piles are an important place for lots of creatures to rest, keep cool or bathe in the sun. They gather lots of rocks and get to work, building their very own ‘rock city’ – a wonderful habitat for insects and minibeasts.

Andy and Jen are on an epic adventure to discover what the dinosaurs of Dino Island get up to at night. When Andy loses his gizmo and gets lost in the dark, a friendly velociraptor comes to his aid. Along the way, Andy spots a T rex and narrowly avoids being stomped on by a herd of Alamosaurus, who are protecting their eggs.

Supertato and Chilli are playing a computer game called Dino Defenders 2: Galactic Space Showdown. But just as they are about to win, Evil Pea snatches it away. They try to get it back, but she jumps into a toy version of the Big Bad Spaceship from the game and shoots energy balls at them, turning the supermarket shelves into a real version of the game! Despite their best efforts, they just can’t get past the energy balls. However, Supertato has an idea to use a toy version of a Dino Defender to climb the shelves and beat Evil Pea in the Big Bad Spaceship.

Bobbles and friends play games, run amok and feast on a delicious picnic in the forest whilst Aimee and Mia perform ‘The Teddy Bears' Picnic’. In British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

It's curry night, and Nick writes a song to help him remember to buy lots of healthy ingredients, but will he remember to buy Norman's dog treats.

When Fergie’s wheelchair breaks from doing an awesome trick, Vida asks Grandpa Beaver to make her a new one so that she can get even better and do more tricks.

When Cosima wrongly accuses Big Lizard of eating Dad's birthday cake, he vanishes. Has he run away, or is he planning a special surprise to save the day.

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

A photo of Gran Gran and JoJo’s mummy when she was a little girl inspires them to take a walk and compare old photos of their neighbourhood to see how it has changed over time.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah and Duck give Moon painting lessons after being inspired by a trip to the art gallery.

Children's animation. Charlie loves his little sister Lola, even if she gets carried away by her imagination sometimes! Lola and Lotta are best, best friends. They do everything together - until a new girl arrives at school. Lola feels left out until Charlie and Marv help her realise that Lotta is still her best friend.

Inside the little toy house, the friends discover the rhyme Old King Cole in the nursery rhyme book. When Mr Onion wishes he could be a merry king like Old King Cole, they all have to work together to make Old King Onion the merriest king of all.

MeMo and BaBa think they’ve found a butterfly but are surprised to learn that it’s a moth - it sleeps during the day and comes out to play at night. At Play Time, they shine a toy torch into dark places and accidentally disturb the moth. It follows them to Yummy Land, where the Yummies help the friends learn more about nocturnal life, gifting them a moon flower that only opens at night.

After waking Upsy Daisy, Igglepiggle goes with her for a walk in the garden. Upsy Daisy's bed decides to follow them even when they ride on the Ninky Nonk. When Upsy Daisy decides she would like a rest, her bed makes her chase after it.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Fum, the littlest member of the Crumb family, is missing! Join Arthur Darvill as he takes us on an adventure with the rest of the Crumb family to find him.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Ben Gernon perform Bruch’s First Violin Concerto and Dvorak’s Symphony No 9, 'From the New World'. Bruch’s romantic violin concerto is performed by Jennifer Pike, who first gained attention in 2002, when at 12 years old, she won the BBC Young Musician competition. She is now in demand as a soloist around the world. Dvorak wrote his Ninth Symphony on a journey of musical discovery around America. It takes inspiration from both native and African-American melodies, and is a cinematic display of orchestral colour that captures the spirit of new discovery.

As part of a season of programming marking Sir David Attenborough's 90th birthday, four of his favourite films are brought together as the renowned naturalist looks back on his personal highlights. First transmitted in 1989, Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives showcases the world's major fossil sites. In a number of specially shot interviews, Attenborough introduces extracts from the series where he reveals ancient sea creatures, sabre-toothed predators and immense dinosaurs. Groundbreaking for its time and still as relevant now, the series explores how fossils fire the imagination and teach us not just about the lives of long-extinct animals, from gentle giants like the brachiosaurs to the greatest predators ever to roam the earth - tyrannosaurs, but also the world they lived in.

Renowned ballet dancer Dame Darcey Bussell introduces us to a gem from the BBC’s dance archives, The Magic of Dance, which was first transmitted in 1979 to great acclaim and is presented by celebrated ballet dancer, the unforgettable Margot Fonteyn. Darcey describes her favourite moments of the series, including a tap masterclass with the ever-cool Sammy Davis Jr, a beautiful routine by celebrated Latvian dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and a glimpse of pioneer of modern dance Isadora Duncan.

Margot Fonteyn discusses the role of the male in dance. Her story is illustrated by some of the world's greatest dancers performing some of the era's most enduring dances.

He was known as Mr Entertainment, and it’s clear why that was the case from this collection of some of Sammy Davis Jr’s finest moments on British television - showing off his unbeatable talents as singer and raconteur and opening up about his life in several fascinating conversations. Sammy always had a special affection for the BBC, appearing many times over the years to perform and share stories with the likes of Michael Parkinson and Terry Wogan, and here we find him discussing his encounters with racism and his relationship with America’s civil rights movement, the breakdown of his controversial marriage to the actress May Britt and the car accident that cost him an eye. Alongside all the insights into his life and experiences are, of course, several show-stopping archive performances – as he wows the BBC’s studio audiences with classic songs like Once in a Lifetime, Me and My Shadow and My Funny Valentine.

With Nikolaus Pevsner's Buildings of England in hand, Michael Bracewell explores the architecture of Surrey. Amongst the places he visits are Polesden Lacey, Whitely Village and The Beehive at Gatwick Airport.

WARNING : show starts before 00:40!! With Nikolaus Pevsner's Buildings of England in hand, Michael Bracewell explores the architecture of Surrey. Amongst the places he visits are Polesden Lacey, Whitely Village and The Beehive at Gatwick Airport.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Ben Gernon perform Bruch’s First Violin Concerto and Dvorak’s Symphony No 9, 'From the New World'. Bruch’s romantic violin concerto is performed by Jennifer Pike, who first gained attention in 2002, when at 12 years old, she won the BBC Young Musician competition. She is now in demand as a soloist around the world. Dvorak wrote his Ninth Symphony on a journey of musical discovery around America. It takes inspiration from both native and African-American melodies, and is a cinematic display of orchestral colour that captures the spirit of new discovery.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Preston needs rescuing from a stuck cable car. But when the car suddenly starts moving again, Mojo has to ride the cable to chase it down and save poor Preston.

Snake tells Slug to hurry up and join him for a new Squirrel Club adventure, Norrie counts shells on a beach, then it's time for a game! Finally, learn a skipping song with the Squirrels. Eugene teaches everyone how to create a song.

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.

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

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

Meet the Go Jetters, four explorers on a global adventure! In this animated adventure comedy series, plucky heroes Xuli, Kyan, Lars and Foz travel the world with their teacher Ubercorn - a disco-loving unicorn. When the Grandmaster Glitch's TV aerial breaks, he orders the Grimbots to take Lars's favourite landmark, the Eiffel Tower, and bolt it onto the top of Grim HQ instead. However, just as Grandmaster Glitch settles down to watch his favourite TV show, Hospital for Broken Hearts, the weight of the magnificent iron structure tips Grim HQ over and it plummets top-first into the ground. Whilst the Grimbots and Grandmaster Glitch do their best to stop them, the Go Jetters use their click-ons to release the Eiffel Tower from Grim HQ and get the famous Parisian landmark back into position.

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

One of the bottles in Ten's collection accidentally falls off the wall, setting off a spectacular numbery hullabaloo. Learn to count down from ten by taking one away with the Numberblocks.

The Alphablocks need help to cross the bog to get the cog - what better than a pile of friendly animals? This episode has fun with the words hill, net, bog, cog, frog, hop, dog, dig, hog, jig, log, jog and box.

Nick’s making pizza for lunch, and Remie and Alva are sharing a slice or two. Norman finds out dogs can’t eat pizza, so the grandchildren have an idea - a special doggy pizza for Norman that he can share with his friends.

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

Coco and Charlie are playing at Bing's house when Coco spots the measuring lines on the wall that show how Bing has grown. Flop measures Bing, and he's bigger than the last time. When Bing can't reach his paper aeroplane, Coco offers to measure him again to check if he's really grown, but they don't quite get the measuring ritual right and the new mark is much lower than before. Bing gets scared that he's growing down and that if he keeps going he'll be as small as Charlie.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘frog’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see green, brown, hopping and croaking frogs, and one with a really long tongue! Dee looks for a frog that’s hiding and then relaxes with a clam frog. 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 pops bubbles with ease but struggles to blow them.

Kitty asks the Piggies to build a bouncing machine for her and Sacha. When it takes too long, she decides to take matters into her own hands and build it herself, which leads to bouncy chaos.

The Twirlywoos are in a kitchen, where they watch a lady decorating cupcakes. When she is finished, she puts away all the cake decorations in cupboards and drawers around the kitchen, while the Twirlywoos look on with interest. When she leaves the room, they decide to put the cakes away too and hide them in different places around the kitchen until they are all gone. The lady comes back with a crowd of children and finds the cakes are missing. The children spot one of the hidden cakes and a treasure hunt ensues as they uncover them all. The Hooter calls the Twirlywoos home as the children eat their cakes, and now they really are all gone! Toodloo pumps up the Tea Machine, but all that appears on top is a tiny grape. The tea that comes out is just enough to fill Great BigHoo's cup and he drinks it all - only to find that there is none left for the others! Toodloo goes back to get more tea, but again she only gets enough to fill Great BigHoo's cup. Finally, Chickedy and Chick run over to operate the machine. They continue to pump it up until a whole bunch of grapes appears, and there is enough tea for everyone.

Justin and his friends are at a racetrack, where they have lots of fun with different types of bicycles. Meanwhile, the Tumbles are getting ready for the Great Golden Egg Race.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Amber, Amelia, Arthur, DJ, Zadie, Betsy, Indianna and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Leaves which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate leaves inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The song ‘All the leaves are falling down’ 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.

Lisa and a group of deaf and hearing children meet in Tall Trees Forest to make cheeky pop-up weasel puppets, then they sing and sign Pop Goes the Weasel, learning the signs for rice and weasel.

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

Rebecca washes all the hats, ready for a silly hat party - but Murphi’s special party hat has shrunk. Although he’s disappointed, it gives Murphi an idea - a clothes peg giraffe. The Mini Monsters are using everyday things to create great makes, and a call comes in on the Magic Monster Mirror from Rebecca’s aunt. Murphi’s mega monster make is a fun woolly head game inspired by scraps of wool delivered by the Recycling Express.

Ginger discovers some unexpected guests hiding in her tail - three baby Pea-Rexes.

King Tiger interrupts the Squirrels' quiet time when he turns up at the Clubhouse with a magic hat on instead of his crown. He puts on a magic show for the Squirrels, making things appear and disappear to enthusiastic requests.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to an old mill. On the way, they go puddle splashing, race sticks in the river, make echoes and escape the snakes.

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

Talib is cooking a recipe that his mum has taught him - a colourful Tanzanian banana curry. After lots of chopping and mixing in the kitchen, Talib decorates a beautiful Tanzanian-themed table complete with gold animals. He also greets his friends with a greeting spoken in Swahili, a language spoken in Tanzania. Unripened bananas are an important ingredient in his curry, but not all of his friends are keen on the taste when they try it at first. Will they like the cooked dish.

In today's episode, Maddie is sending a letter in the post to the CBeebies house. She finds out how posting a letter works as she follows the letter's journey from the post box to the sorting office and finally to the house. Using a special infrared light, Maddie shows us how stamps are scanned to tell if they are first or second class. Next, she visits a factory where colouring pencils are made. She finds out how the coloured crayon inside is made from clay and, using her slow-motion camera, we see the wooden shaft of the pencil being made.

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

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head into the heat of the jungle enclosure to meet a jewel of the jungle, the golden-headed lion tamarin. As they get closer, they see how these miniature monkeys get their name - they have a beautiful, golden mane just like a lion! Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet up with another colourful animal, the poison dart frog. These frogs come in many amazing colours, and they get to meet some blue coloured dart frogs. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

While Zoe helps Doug with his homework project about Alaska, Simon and Jess take Waffle and Evie to the shops to buy new school shoes. But Waffle's attempts to help end up causing chaos.

Oona helps Bernie impress his lady friend, Bernadette, with a delicious meal.

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

Yukee and TapTap try to track down the source of a strange chirping noise in the garden.

When Nana and Dado ask Maddie and Triggs to help prune Mum's willow tree, they are shocked to learn that this means cutting off all its branches! Their shock soon turns to delight when they learn pruning will help the tree, and they are even more delighted by all the wonderful things Dado can make with the branches.

The Squirrels learn about an action hero called Jet Rocket who always saves the day by smashing and crashing things. But there are other ways to save the day.

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.

Finding Alphablock N at a loose end, Letter Team OW (as in ‘blow’) helps him find new things to do. They play in the SNOW and SLOW down snowballs so that N can dodge them more easily. They build a MAN out of snow, but he is very small, so they make him GROW. As he gets bigger, the snowman comes alive and starts to dance. Soon, to the delight of the Alphablocks, he is putting on a spectacular SHOW. What a showman! N has never had a nicer day.

Justin and his friends are on a pirate adventure – searching for buried treasure! Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is struggling to decide which story to read to Tumble Ted.

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.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how woodlice play an important role in the environment. They find out that they are very adaptable and can live in lots of damp and dark places. They learn that woodlice are one of nature’s cleaners, cleaning up things like old leaves and dead wood and helping to recycle nutrients back into the soil. On the way, they spot some woodlice in a compost heap and do the woodlouse walk.

It’s Sophie’s first day. She worries that she’s no good at football but feels like part of the team when she helps the others work together to create a fantastic new football kit.

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

Miss Collie has some exciting news - the school has a new cook who will introduce new food at lunchtimes. The pups don’t like the idea that their food might change, and they fear everything else will change at the school too. They decide to do something about it.

A half-asleep Love Monster exits his house and walks towards the green, passing snoozing citizens on the way. He notices that the whole of the green is covered with litter and snoring Fluffytowners. Love Monster remembers that yesterday was Woo Hoo Day and the whole of Fluffytown had a big party - which makes today the Day After Woo Hoo Day. Love Monster attempts to clean up all of the mess on his own as a nice surprise for his friends, but he struggles and soon realises that it is a very big job. He should ask for help! He wakes everyone up, saying if everyone picks up one piece of litter each, they can tidy up the green in no time. Elder Kitten says he knows just the song for the job. Love Monster and Elder Kitten lead the Fluffytowners in singing a funky, tidying up song as they each pick up a piece of litter to clean the green. Everyone takes their piece of litter to the recycling centre where they queue up to do their bit for the environment.

The Octonauts help some fire ants build an escape route when a river floods their home.

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

Duggee hosts a reunion for the first ever Squirrels he looked after. But the first ever Squirrels are older now and very similar to the Squirrels' parents. Does that mean that when the Squirrels are bigger, they will become like their parents, too.

Everyone in Sweetwood has an itchy nose, itchy eyes or the sniffles, but they are not sick. Vida knows that something in Sweetwood is causing the symptoms and finally figures it out—flowers.

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

The ducklings are having fun playing in their homemade castle. Weasy wants to be a noble knight but takes his playing too far and destroys the ducklings' hard work. Can he make it up to them.

Mojo and Bo have to carry Jackson’s big blue 'chicken' Ludwig (who definitely isn’t a chicken) to the country fair. But the easily-startled bird gets away from them - the chase is on.

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

Out in the ocean, the Piripenguins encounter a massive, angry whale called Norman, who wrecks their boat. Can the Piripenguins brave their fears and find a way to cheer him up.

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

PC Plum is determined to perform Great-Granny Plum’s song at the Balamory ceilidh all by himself, but he soon realises it isn’t easy being a one-man band.

Waffle has so much fun on a doggy playdate at Mr Willow's house that he decides to stay for a sleepover! The Brooklyn-Bells miss Waffle and can't wait for his return.

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

At the wetland centre, JoJo and her friends Alfie, Raya, Jaxon and Isaiah find frog spawn. Gran Gran and Cynthia teach them about the life cycle of frog spawn to tadpole and frog. The friends want to see for themselves, so they each take it in turns to check in on the spawn. Once they’re fully grown, the frogs are found busy hopping all around. But JoJo manages to snap a quick photo of one and finish the life cycle project on the board.

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. Scarf Lady welcomes Sarah and Duck to her house full of scarves.

The Clangers are visited by a rare, strange and beautiful creature - a moon whale.

MeMo and BaBa are playing when MeMo accidentally knocks over a flower and apologises. BaBa’s bouncy ball startles the Tweeties, so BaBa says sorry, but doesn’t mean it and continues to be boisterous. BaBa’s ball also upsets the Yummies. It’s only when the ball bursts in a prickly bush that BaBa feels genuinely sorry for the ball. BaBa realises that to be sorry, you need to mean it when you say it.

Upsy Daisy gives her special stone to Igglepiggle to look after whilst she rides the Ninky Nonk. But Igglepiggle starts to play with the ball and forgets all about Upsy Daisy's stone! Makka Pakka finds the stone and gives it back to Igglepiggle so that he can give it back to Upsy just in time.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Sophie Ingle reads an inspiring story about dreaming big and choosing your own adventure.

In the Lambeyeque valley in northern Peru lies a strange lost world - the forgotten ruins of 250 mysterious pyramids, including some of the biggest on the planet, colossal structures made out of mud bricks. Long ago, the Lambeyeque people were haunted by a terrible fear and believed that building pyramids was essential to their survival. Their obsession reached its height at a city called Tucume, an eerie place of 26 pyramids standing side by side, the last pyramids this civilisation created before they vanished forever. What was the fear that drove these people to build so many pyramids, what were they for and why did the whole civilisation suddenly vanish? This film captures the moments when archaeologists at the site uncovered a mass of bodies of human sacrifice victims, following a trail of clues into the dark story of Tucume. It recreates the strange rituals of the people of the valley, revealing a civilisation whose obsession to build pyramids eventually turned to horror, until Tucume finally vanished in a bloody frenzy of human sacrifice.

Leonardo da Vinci is considered by many to be one of the greatest artists who ever lived. Yet his reputation rests on only a handful of pictures - including the world's most famous painting, the Mona Lisa. As the National Gallery in London prepares to open its doors on a remarkable exhibition of Leonardo's work, Fiona Bruce travels to Florence, Milan, Paris and Warsaw to uncover the story of this enigmatic genius - and to New York, where she is given an exclusive preview of a sensational discovery: a new Leonardo.

In the years preceding 1914, David Bomberg, Walter Sickert and Paul Nash set out to paint a new world, but, as the century unfolded, found themselves working in the rubble. Walter Sickert's early career as an actor is long forgotten and he's now remembered for his art. But he never left the stage behind. Always shape-shifting between roles, Sickert's appearance never stayed still. And his art, too, was in perpetual transformation. Dazzlingly original, deeply unsettling, poised on the brink of violence. For most, proof that Sickert is the godfather of modern British art, but for a few at the fringes, evidence he's Jack the Ripper. But Sickert was no perpetrator, just an unflinching witness, notably, to the cataclysm of World War One. Too old to fight in Flanders, Sickert painted edgy, compelling, subtle pictures of those who'd been left behind. He painted people trying to get on with lives that were being shattered by the conflict. Almost alone of his generation, Sickert truly understood that the theatre of war was not confined to the trenches.

In the first of a series of city adventures, Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke head to Lisbon, rapidly becoming one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. Winding through the city’s cobbled streets, from its steep hills to the picturesque shore line, the cultural riches they encounter reveal the city's fascinating history. From a spectacular monument to the maritime globetrotting of Portugal’s golden age and the work of a photographer documenting the city's large African population, they discover a complex history of former glories and a darker, slave-trading past. Their journey also uncovers the impact of 20th-century dictatorship on the city's artistic and cultural life, through the work of contemporary artists Paula Rego and Joana Vasconcelos. And they discover how the city's location on the west coast of Europe, looking out to the Atlantic, has shaped the cosmopolitan spirit of the city. In one of the city's Fado clubs, Alastair and Nina enjoy the popular Portuguese folk music, whose beautiful melodies celebrate a yearning for home, once sung by sailors dreaming of their return.

WARNING : show starts before 00:00!! In the first of a series of city adventures, Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke head to Lisbon, rapidly becoming one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. Winding through the city’s cobbled streets, from its steep hills to the picturesque shore line, the cultural riches they encounter reveal the city's fascinating history. From a spectacular monument to the maritime globetrotting of Portugal’s golden age and the work of a photographer documenting the city's large African population, they discover a complex history of former glories and a darker, slave-trading past. Their journey also uncovers the impact of 20th-century dictatorship on the city's artistic and cultural life, through the work of contemporary artists Paula Rego and Joana Vasconcelos. And they discover how the city's location on the west coast of Europe, looking out to the Atlantic, has shaped the cosmopolitan spirit of the city. In one of the city's Fado clubs, Alastair and Nina enjoy the popular Portuguese folk music, whose beautiful melodies celebrate a yearning for home, once sung by sailors dreaming of their return.

Leonardo da Vinci is considered by many to be one of the greatest artists who ever lived. Yet his reputation rests on only a handful of pictures - including the world's most famous painting, the Mona Lisa. As the National Gallery in London prepares to open its doors on a remarkable exhibition of Leonardo's work, Fiona Bruce travels to Florence, Milan, Paris and Warsaw to uncover the story of this enigmatic genius - and to New York, where she is given an exclusive preview of a sensational discovery: a new Leonardo.

WARNING : show starts before 00:10!! Leonardo da Vinci is considered by many to be one of the greatest artists who ever lived. Yet his reputation rests on only a handful of pictures - including the world's most famous painting, the Mona Lisa. As the National Gallery in London prepares to open its doors on a remarkable exhibition of Leonardo's work, Fiona Bruce travels to Florence, Milan, Paris and Warsaw to uncover the story of this enigmatic genius - and to New York, where she is given an exclusive preview of a sensational discovery: a new Leonardo.

In the 18th century, trade and conquest funds an explosion of creativity, and art stirs a growing social conscience.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! 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.

Follow the twists and turns of a brightly coloured straw as it meanders past the wall frames and around the Clubhouse. Next, the Squirrels have prepared a fascinating guessing game, and there's another episode of Agony and Eggstacy. Finally, it is Hedgeley’s birthday, and Duggee wants to prepare something special for him to eat on this important day. After that, King Tiger invites everyone to play copy the king.

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.

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

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

Glitch creates big trouble with a little pyramid when he and the Go Jetters visit Egypt.

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

Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin a bedtime story all about the first five Numberblocks. Learn all about the numbers one, two, three, four and five with Numberblocks One to Five.

T has such a tip-top time making words with his friends that he invites S to join him - and soon wishes he hadn't. If only he could start the whole day over again! This episode has fun with the 'st' blend and the words top, tub, tag, stop, stub, stag, lost and best.

Nick and Norman are going for a neighbourhood stroll when Nick discovers a stone in his shoe. How did it get there? The stone makes Nick do a funny dance, and the Popcasters help to write a song to go with his shaky leg.

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.

As Bing gets ready to go to Sula's house, he feels sneezy and hot, so Flop decides that Bing needs to stay at home and keep his germs to himself. Even though Bing is soon tucked up on the sofa with a hot honey and lemon drink, he's very disappointed that he can't play with Sula. But Sula and Amma bring him a carroty bagel to wish him a speedy recovery.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘castle’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We visit lots of castles. A tall and small castle, a sandcastle and a spooky castle - boo! We see Dee in a castle in the clouds and bouncing on a bouncy castle! And have you ever seen a banana castle before? 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 plays the baby in a game of family.

Wilf wants a new hobby, so the Piggies suggest golf. But when he and Cornelia compete to see who can hit the ball the farthest, they start breaking things. Cesar and Charlie must find a way to get them to play more gently.

The Twirlywoos are in a park where they watch a man with a baby in a buggy. The man sits on a bench and entertains the baby with a rattle. When he puts the rattle down, the Twirlywoos take it and pop up behind the man, shaking the rattle. Every time he turns to look, they disappear, much to the baby's amusement! The Twirlywoos return to the boat to find the Drawing Wall. Different hands and feet with different coloured gloves and socks on appear from behind the wall and wave at the Twirlywoos, who wave back. The wall disappears to reveal that the hands and feet all belong to one octopus, who jumps off the wall in surprise and runs out of the door.

Justin and his friends visit a garden, where they see lots of different vegetables! Meanwhile, Mr Tumble wants to surprise Grandad Tumble by planting some carrot seeds.

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Bella, Olive, Jack, Isobel, Jonas, Leo and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Soft Toys which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate soft toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular song ‘Old McDonald had a farm’ 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.

In Tall Trees Forest, Lisa and a group of children make pretend cakes, learn British Sign Language signs for pat, cake and baby, and sing and sign the rhyme Pat-a-Cake.

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

No, Rebecca isn’t wearing a box on her head - she’s dressed as an astronaut! This gives Murphi an idea. He helps Rebecca discover alien life by creating an alien out of a sock. The Mini Monsters are making skyscapes, Rebecca’s royal relative is looking for something, and the final mega monster make is another space-inspired creation. The Recycling Express and the Tiny Helpers support Rebecca and Murphi as they reach for the stars.

Ginger joins the baby Pea-Rexes on their expedition to find dinner.

The Squirrels are having fun playing games but are surprised to find out that Betty didn’t always enjoy playing. Since her first day at Squirrel Club, she always impressed everyone with her confidence and independence, but at first she didn’t know how to join in with the others. Luckily, Duggee had a great idea to bring all the Squirrels together.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk along the beach to go paddling in the sea. On the way, they spot some colourful benches, spin like the lights on a lighthouse, make pictures with seashells and even pretend to be crabs.

It’s Elba’s birthday and sister Iona is planning a very special tea party for her. Iona and Elba decorate the bedroom ready for the big party, and there are lots of balloons and games to enjoy. But Iona and Mum have a secret planned, and Elba is surprised when a robot arrives at the door with her favourite chocolate cake.

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

In today's episode, Maddie is having a party! She finds out how bubbles work when we blow into bubble mixture. She shows us how the surface tension of water changes when we add soap and how we can stop bubbles from bursting with our hands, and using her slow-motion camera, she shows how bubbles make a sphere shape. Next, Maddie heads to a factory where a party favourite is made - chocolate! We learn how chocolate starts out as a fruit, and we see the chocolates being made for an assortment box. Maddie also uses her special camera to see the superfast robots that put the different chocolates into the right holes in their boxes.