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Red is surprised to discover that she's not the only colour in the world when she meets Blue. Join the Colourblocks to learn which objects can be red and which can be blue, and how some can be both red and blue.

Norrie skips into the Clubhouse and greets her friends. Together, they reflect on their first meeting. Arriving with her parents in a long limousine, Norrie, her parents and her 72 siblings flood out of the car. It's just Norrie who is going to stay at the Clubhouse, though, and enjoy some well-needed quiet. She can play alone and hear herself think! But after a while, she misses the hustle and bustle, so Duggee introduces Norrie to Enid the cat. Together, they venture into the Clubhouse, and Norrie has a friend so she isn't alone, but she still has a little bit more room than she would have at home.

Spot the odd one out or guess who lives here. A great memory tip from Duggee, an edition of The Agony and Eggstacy, and how to draw Enid - down to her last whisker.

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

After Dad eats her last chip, Bingo gets three chances to put Mum and Dad in ‘dance mode’.

Glitch wants to ski, so the Grimbots give Table Mountain a snowy peak, which threatens its rare plants.

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

A cold snap hits the Everglades, and Ranger Marsh calls the Octonauts for help.

One and her chums carefully cross the pattern puzzle paths over the magic moats to get to the Pattern Palace. Learn about patterns with the Numberblocks.

When Alphablock G waters her magic seedling, it grows into a maze surrounding her and her friends. Every turn seems to lead to a dead end. How can they find their way out? They come across signs. The words on them seem tricky but turn out to be helpful. By learning to read NO, GO, GO TO and GO IN, they eventually find the door that leads outside. Hooray! But who is that calling? It’s Alphablock W, who is still lost inside. Confident that they can now read the signs, they dash back in to help him.

Nick spots a beautiful deer wandering in the forest. Norman thinks it could be a unicorn because it only has one antler.

Mrs Wilson house-sits at Justin’s House, but when she's alone, an alien spaceship crash-lands in the back garden. Mrs Wilson must help the aliens get home before Justin gets back.

It’s the Justin Town Fun Run, and Mrs Wilson has asked Justin to help finish off the course - but he worries it’s not fun enough and keeps adding things to make it more fun.

Series in which a drawn line creates challenges for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. When the Line draws a swimming pool, Dipdap tries to dive in.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘shoes’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about shoes – brown shoes, blue shoes, shiny shoes and new shoes. We see flashy shoes and dashy shoes, loud shoes and even flying shoes.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'egg', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different eggs – a brown egg, a white egg, and we even see inside of an egg. There’s a dippy egg, a fried egg, an egg being laid - and what will come out of the hatching egg? There’s a gold egg, a cold egg, and Dee and her friends even have an egg and spoon race.

Declan is frustrated when Lu has the same favourite thing as him.

Dylan the plumber wants to keeps the pipes clear, but Ozzy's hat falls in, so they have to work extra hard to get it out.

Dylan wants to rock out at a concert, but getting to the stage on time is a lot harder than he thought.

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

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

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Ferne, Roman, Rosa-May, Sehaj, Benjamin, Elias, Isobel and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are mirrors which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby appropriate mirrors inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

After playing in the garden with her bubbles, Maisie's mum explains that it's time to get ready for her first day of nursery. Maisie's new teachers arrive at her home to explain to her what she will be doing at nursery and what to expect. After travelling to the nursery, her mum stays with her for the first visit to help her adjust to the new environment. Once the day finishes, the two of them head over to get Maisie's uniform and school shoes ready for the start of nursery. When the big day finally arrives, Maisie is ready and spends her time making friends and painting a picture for mum. Once she is back home, she finishes the day by proudly putting her picture on the fridge for everyone to see.

Kiri, Lou and Sorry are playing tickle monster. They are very surprised when the grumpy Ichtheo wants to join in, but he turns out to be the best monster of all.

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

Maddie is unsure about giving away her old xylophone, and playing the very first melody she ever wrote brings back lots of feelings. But when she hears the instrument bringing joy to a little girl, Maddie soon knows what she needs to do.

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

The Squirrels have been running around playing games and they're very thirsty. Duggee gives them all a big drink of water. Happy is mesmerised by the dripping tap. Drip, drip, drip. Turn it off, Happy, we mustn't waste water. But the Squirrels think water is limitless, and they explain where they think it comes from.

Bella plays pool for the first time, while Louie practises throwing and catching a ball against a wall.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the forest to a place where they can paint pictures onto wood. On the way they stomp in the mud like swamp monsters, make up a bird language, feel how soft the moss is, and even discover a giant’s campfire.

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.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small are having a movie night, but Jen has forgotten to buy some treats. Today’s cafe customer is Maverick the Movie Mouse, so they cook him a dish worthy of a movie star.

After Gran lends Kipper her ‘magic’ pen, Kipper can’t believe it when his drawings start coming to life, including a mysterious creature called a tigerpotamus.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects associated with the colour blue, from the sea to the sky. We also explore the bigger picture of our blue planet. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour blue.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some European bison, including a large male called Loki. These bison are ten feet long and can weigh one tonne. They are the largest herbivores - or plant eaters - in Europe. Next, they meet two smaller but equally amazing animals - red-billed hornbills. This cheeky pair are the real-life versions of Zazu from the Lion King. With the hornbills perching nearby, Aneeshwar and Lizzie get to see these beautiful birds up close. Bison and hornbills are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are all very little! Grace uses a little pick up truck to take some hay to the horses, shows off a little plane that can only take one person and then goes for a ride on a mini motorbike.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘umbrella’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of umbrella – rainy, sunny and even dancing ones! Dee and a friend have frog umbrellas, and we even meet a Cinderella umbrella. 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.

Welcome to the Big Top, where Thirty and friends show off their circus tricks. Learn about the numbers 30, 40 and 50 with the Numberblocks.

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

Toad is late for a meeting because he cannot get his rail cart to move fast enough to reach the station. Go, Stop and Do Block Push come to his aid. Unfortunately, progress is very slow, even though their Wonder Magic makes the rail cart move. It is only when Again joins them that they discover a way to get the rail cart to move fast enough for Toad to reach his destination in time.

The Colourblocks decorate Purple's garden and learn about patterns. Discover how to make your own patterns with the Colourblocks.

The Squirrels are digging in the garden when they come across a fossil, so Duggee and Narrator explain all about fossils and prehistoric times. When the Squirrels go outside, it seems like they've gone right back in time.

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

Justin and his friend have fun outdoors riding a forest rollercoaster and bouncing high up in the trees. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble builds his own ride in his bedroom.

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.

Zigzag hasn’t had a poo in two days and doesn’t want to go on the scavenger hunt with her friends. Vida sets up a scavenger hunt just for her in the clinic, which is full of clues to help her go.

Betty the ice cream van is so full of ice cream that it’s making her speed around town out of control. It’s up to Mojo and Bo with the racer top to stop her and save those treats.

Preschool comedy drama series. Simon and Evie take Waffle for a walk, but an overenthusiastic Waffle drags Simon through the park, soaking him under a sprinkler.

Maddie is out and about exploring different ways to travel. She uses a special camera to find out how a bus ramp works to help people get on and off the bus. An animation shows how the ramp is hidden in a compartment underneath the doors and how airbags allow the bus to lower on one side. Next, Maddie joins a road-building team to see how a motorway is made of different layers and uses a special thermal imaging camera to see how the hot asphalt is laid.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts travel up a treacherous river to help a young migrating eel on her difficult journey.

Whilst Dad is stuck in the desert, D.O.R.I.S. tries to give Cosima and Big Lizard a lesson on friction. As things begin to heat up, a creature steals Cosima's only means to locate Dad.

Evil Pea pretends to help Supertato and Carrot train for crime prevention, but she tricks them and steals a mobile phone. Supertato and Carrot have a clever plan to get it back.

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

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

Andy meets the largest mammal ever to walk the Earth when he travels back to Mongolia 30 million years in the distant past. On his travels he has a night-time run-in with some hungry hyaenodons and helps a baby paraceratherium out of a sticky situation.

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

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

After Dad eats her last chip, Bingo gets three chances to put Mum and Dad in ‘dance mode’.

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.

Preschool series. Chloe is busy painting a picture of herself and Topsy. Topsy is bored of waiting for her to finish and tries to help.

Henry and his family get super soggy when they play with a water sprinkler.

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

Topsy and Tim wallpaper their parents' bedroom with Dad, but he isn't very good at decorating and they get in a terrible mess. The twins decide it's an emergency and remember who they can call for help.

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

Doug wants to be in the school show, so he asks Waffle to help him with his act. He reveals his new music kit made from household items. Waffle and Doug make music together using all of the different homemade instruments but Mrs Hobbs bangs on the wall from next door. She asks the Brooklyn-Bells to keep the noise down! Doug notices that Mrs Hobbs’ banging is in time with their musical beat - she’s really good. Doug has an idea and invites Mrs Hobbs to come round and join in properly.

Baba has a new friend… Now, where did he go.

JoJo searches for a butterfly to complete her nature tick-book. She learns that all butterflies start life as furry little caterpillars.

Inside the little Toy House, all the friends are reading books together and thinking of their favourite stories. Colly Wobble's favourite story is a silly song about a 'Horsey in the House'! Who can resist joining in.

Small finds a strange looking object in space. He gives it to Mother as a present for her garden – an ornament. But this is more than an ornament as Mother is the first to discover. This ornament can memorise tunes it hears - Mother singing, and the singing flowers, Tiny’s panpiping and even the music trees. And most amazingly, it plays them back together in perfect harmony. And the Clangers have a final surprise when it plays them musical sounds that they have never heard before.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. Everyone in the Night Garden boards the Pinky Ponk for a special journey to see a magical flower.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Guz Khan tells us about all of the wonderful ways to read in this story.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the west of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We discover the camp from which Vikings invaded Britain, and find groundbreaking new evidence that the world-famous Avebury stone circle isn't just a sacred site but a place where our ancestors lived and worked - a discovery that's also changing our understanding of neighbouring Stonehenge. In Staffordshire, the oldest Iron Age gold in Britain is unearthed - a set of beautiful gold torcs, mysteriously abandoned 2,500 years ago.

Seventies sitcom about a couple who decide to become self-sufficient. Tom and Barbara receive help from an unexpected quarter when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back.

Sitcom about a British government minister and the advisers who surround him. Jim tries to implement a privacy safeguard for a new national computer database - but Sir Humphrey, as usual, does not approve.

Cumbria is one of the last major strongholds for one of the British Isles’ iconic native mammals - red squirrels. An endangered species as well as a national favourite, affectionately known as 'red scamps', these beautiful creatures have lived here for thousands of years. Award-winning Cumbrian film-maker Terry Abraham reveals how Lakeland charities, volunteers, businesses and scientists are pulling together to protect these rare animals.

Why did one of the world's greatest artists end up cutting up his own masterpiece, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis? Simon Schama tells the story of the rise and fall of Rembrandt van Rijn in glittering 17th-century Amsterdam.

Mrs Dashwood and her two daughters, Elinor and Marianne, are faced with the prospect of Mrs Dashwood's stepson and his wife moving into their home at Norland.

A Storyville documentary that traces the 1,500-mile walk that film-maker Rob Bliss embarked on through America’s southern states while wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt.

Colonel Brandon organises a picnic for all at Barton but is called to London at the last moment and cancels it. Undeterred, Willoughby takes Marianne for a drive by herself.

An examination of one of the biggest scandals in the history of British education.

Mrs Jennings takes Elinor and Marianne to a ball in London. There, Marianne at last sees Willoughby but is dismayed when he ignores her.

Michael Portillo is in Crewe, a town steeped in railway history and immortalised in Victorian music hall, to investigate the making of the iconic cinema classic The Night Mail during the 1930s. Following his Bradshaw’s Guide, Michael takes the train to Chester to discover the interwar origins of Britain’s most popular zoo. Michael learns how the work of Chester Zoo’s enlightened founder continues, and he helps to feed a young greater one-horned rhino. Across the border in north Wales, Michael reaches the village of Gresford, the scene of one of Britain’s worst mining disasters, where 266 men lost their lives in 1934. Michael hears how it happened and how it is remembered in the community today. The Ifton Colliery Band plays Gresford - The Miners’ Hymn. Over the River Dee, at Tata Steel in Shotton, Michael discovers a wartime boost to steel production on the site, where John Summers & Sons manufactured up to 50,000 Andersen shelters a week. The steel shelters and others designed by the company for people’s back gardens protected families from aerial bombardment by German planes.

Michael Portillo is in Suffolk on the last leg of his 1930s Bradshaw’s-inspired tour of East Anglia. He begins at the home of British horseracing, Newmarket, where he learns of the interwar success of a jockey turned trainer and helps to care for a famous ex-racehorse. At Ickworth House near Bury St Edmonds, Michael gets a taste of life below stairs during the 1930s and is put to work preparing a 'plum betty'. With a taste for sweetness, Michael takes the train to Downham Market to explore how sugar began to be refined from sugar beet at Wissington in 1925. Back on the Fen line, Michael is bound for King’s Lynn and Wells-next-the-Sea, where he boards the exceptionally narrow-gauge Wells and Walsingham light railway. Arriving in Walsingham, Michael discover that until Henry VIII’s Reformation, this small village was one of the great Roman Catholic shrines. During the 1920s and 30s, there was a revival in pilgrimage to Walsingham, and a new Anglican shrine to the Virgin Mary was built.

WARNING : show starts before 00:20!! Michael Portillo is in Suffolk on the last leg of his 1930s Bradshaw’s-inspired tour of East Anglia. He begins at the home of British horseracing, Newmarket, where he learns of the interwar success of a jockey turned trainer and helps to care for a famous ex-racehorse. At Ickworth House near Bury St Edmonds, Michael gets a taste of life below stairs during the 1930s and is put to work preparing a 'plum betty'. With a taste for sweetness, Michael takes the train to Downham Market to explore how sugar began to be refined from sugar beet at Wissington in 1925. Back on the Fen line, Michael is bound for King’s Lynn and Wells-next-the-Sea, where he boards the exceptionally narrow-gauge Wells and Walsingham light railway. Arriving in Walsingham, Michael discover that until Henry VIII’s Reformation, this small village was one of the great Roman Catholic shrines. During the 1920s and 30s, there was a revival in pilgrimage to Walsingham, and a new Anglican shrine to the Virgin Mary was built.

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

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

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the west of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We discover the camp from which Vikings invaded Britain, and find groundbreaking new evidence that the world-famous Avebury stone circle isn't just a sacred site but a place where our ancestors lived and worked - a discovery that's also changing our understanding of neighbouring Stonehenge. In Staffordshire, the oldest Iron Age gold in Britain is unearthed - a set of beautiful gold torcs, mysteriously abandoned 2,500 years ago.

Why did one of the world's greatest artists end up cutting up his own masterpiece, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis? Simon Schama tells the story of the rise and fall of Rembrandt van Rijn in glittering 17th-century Amsterdam.

To mark the 70th anniversary of the 'miracle of Dunkirk', 50 of the surviving 'little ships' which made the original perilous cross-channel voyage are returning to France. Dan Snow tells their extraordinary story: their role in the evacuation and the people who struggled to keep them afloat during those fateful days in 1940, when the future of Europe hung in the balance.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Red and Blue meet Yellow and have fun colouring the seaside. Discover the colours around you with the Colourblocks.

Snail is thrilled to be moving house as she wishes to escape the wet and sploshy place she currently calls home for a more spacious house on the hill. But before she can move up in the world, she’s going to need some help from Duggee and the Squirrels to move her many belongings up the hill! Snail can’t do it alone, so Duggee teaches the Squirrels the best ways that they can get moving! They band together, cradling items and shifting furniture. Snail looks on with apprehension as they manage fragile vases with less care than she’d like. Luckily, Duggee intercepts the vases before they crash head first into one another and teaches the Squirrels all the ways they can move to ensure Snail has a stress-free and efficient move. They could lift, push or pull to get things moving! They work together as a team to get the job done before Snail can even reach the house, so they give her a helping hand too.

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

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

Bingo is armed with a magic featherwand that makes things incredibly heavy.

On a trip to Hammerbarn, Bluey and Bingo create their own mini-homes side-by-side in the trolley. But Bluey quickly gets jealous of her neighbour Bingo.

Ubercorn is excited to see the northern lights, but Glitch's Grunge-Grimbler covers them with smoke.

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.

Some baby longfin eels vanish, prompting the Octonauts to investigate the mystery.

A big hairy monster with a big hairy tummy who loves puzzles? Find out who is in Big Tum's tum! Learn how to find missing numbers with the Numberblocks.

When Alphablock E opens his smoothie bar, he discovers that he has run out of fruit to make the drinks. He asks, 'who can help?'. A friendly parrot replies with a speech bubble: 'I CAN'. E learns to read this, and the parrot leads him into the forest. The parrot finds Alphablock O and Alphablock S - HE CAN and SHE CAN help. They give E oranges and strawberries, but he needs more fruit. The parrot leads him to a grove full of fruit trees. Who can help E pick the fruit? When more Alphablocks appear, E learns to read the final speech bubble: 'WE CAN'. Soon, he has smoothies for everyone.

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

Mrs Wilson house-sits at Justin’s House, but when she's alone, an alien spaceship crash-lands in the back garden. Mrs Wilson must help the aliens get home before Justin gets back.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. The Line draws Dipdap a bike which he loves to ride, but something keeps getting in the way of his fun.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘shoes’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about shoes – brown shoes, blue shoes, shiny shoes and new shoes. We see flashy shoes and dashy shoes, loud shoes and even flying shoes.

Lu and Biba accidentally rig their treasure hunt game.

Biba gets upset when her clay star goes missing while they're tidying up.

Dylan the plumber wants to keeps the pipes clear, but Ozzy's hat falls in, so they have to work extra hard to get it out.

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

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

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

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 Marta, Ferne, Inam, Isaac, Luther, Hawa and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are porridge oats which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby appropriate porridge oats inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Pease Porridge Hot’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

After playing with a toy canal boat and watching her grandad in his boat, Ivy and her mum and decide it would be great to go on a canal boat holiday. Ivy, her mum and her grandma arrive at a canal boat, where they are greeted by an attendant who shows them around the boat. They set sail down the canal before finding a castle to explore. Afterwards, they return back to the canal boat to have dinner and get ready for bed. The next day they return to the locks, where they open the large swing bridge. Ivy finishes the day by cruising along the canal and enjoying the view.

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

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

There's a new addition to the household with the arrival of Bruce the goldfish. On the face of it, he can't do tricks, he just blows bubbles and goes bloop. Maddie and Triggs begin to realise that all the great things they love to do are together. Maybe a friend in the tank is what Bruce needs for inspiration.

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

It's a hot day, so Duggee is treating the Squirrels to a trip to the tropical lake. The Squirrels are on Duggee's back with their arm bands and inflatable toys, and they are very excited! But lots of people have had the same idea today and there's a traffic jam. It looks like Duggee and the Squirrels might be stuck for some time. Thank goodness Duggee has his traffic badge. He knows what to do.

Jolie takes on welly wanging with help from coach Nicholas, while rookie Matilda learns to tie a double knot.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to get to the allotment to pick some vegetables. On the way they cheer up a sad lamp post, count loaves of bread in the baker’s window, jump in muddy puddles and even find a golden chicken.

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

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

Chip and Wilf are enjoying a day out shopping with Mrs Page, but when Mrs Page realises that her shopping bag has been accidentally swapped with someone else’s, they must work together to track down the mystery shopper and switch the bags back. They quickly come up with a plan to use clues from the contents of the swapped bag to work out who the stranger could be. Sausages, dog biscuits, a large paintbrush and a fun-looking spaceship toy – who could it be? As they follow each clue, Chip and Wilf eventually come to realise that the shopping bag might really belong to someone much closer to home.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects associated with the colour yellow, from cheese to chicks, and we explore yellow in springtime. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour yellow.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head to the deep to look at coral. Coral is a collection of individual living creatures that come together to form a colony. When many come together, they form a coral reef. Some reefs are so large that they can be seen from space, like the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet the flamboyant flower beetle. These super scarab beetles get their name from their beautiful, rich colours. They also act as important pollinators to plants. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that are all made to race! First, Grace has a race on her lake on a stand-up jet ski. Then she shows off the incredibly fast Bloodhound car and goes for a ride on a sidecar motorbike.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘cucumber’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see cucumbers that are crunchy, mushy in the middle and curly. Dee meets a cool cucumber, and we meet a very cute baby 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.

Five and friends discover a way to make themselves ten times bigger! Learn how to count, add and think in tens with the Numberblocks.

When the Alphablocks make the alphabet, anything can happen - as PH, WH and a rollerskating elephant find out! This episode introduces the digraphs '-wh-' and '-ph-' and the words alphabet, bag, elephant, wheels, dolphin, whoosh and which.

There are some juicy apples on a tree that Again would like to pick. However, they are too high for him to reach. Go and Stop realise that they can help Again by creating a giant beanstalk using a magic bean. With Do Block Grow Beanstalk and Again repeating the Word Magic in a circuit, they all rise high enough to get to the top of the tree. But can they reach the apples.

The Colourblocks attempt to solve a rainbow puzzle with the help of new friends Indigo and Violet. Learn about the seven colours of the rainbow with the Colourblocks.

Duggee is cleaning the clubhouse so the Squirrels take refuge in the treehouse, but it's getting a little bit cramped these days. Norrie has an idea - maybe they need to add an extension, just like her dad does when she gets new siblings.

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

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.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po drive the Tubby Car to the Hidey Hup where they discover the Tubby Uppy Downy. They have fun going up down, down up.

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

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

Evie, Doug, Jess and Gramps take Waffle to his first puppy training class. Waffle can't resist causing chaos. Simon stays at home to look for his missing sock.

Maddie is in the kitchen. She uses a special waterproof camera to see how the dishwasher works to clean dirty dishes. An animation shows what happens inside once the door is closed and how the spray arms spin to spread the water around. Next, Maddie visits a sustainable forest to see where wood comes from and to see how trees are felled. She then goes to a furniture workshop to see how the wood is made into a wooden table.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. As the Octonauts prepare for their annual seaweed feast near the Galapagos Islands, a trio of salt-sneezing marine iguanas steal their seaweed.

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

Evil Pea asks for flying lessons when Broccoli flies her paper plane into her freezer. Evil Pea doesn’t let Broccoli know that she intends to fly high to take over Tato Tower.

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

When Peter tries to get the last plum from Mr McGregor's tree, he finds that a mysterious thief has beaten him to it.

Andy goes on another time-travelling adventure to collect barnacles from a prehistoric ocean for his new museum display. During his journey he meets a troop of noisy primates, explores the seabed with his scuba gear and tracks down a giant prehistoric whale.

The town’s ferris wheel is stuck, so Mojo and Bo have to get it moving. But they do their job too well, because the wheel rolls away, forcing Mojo and Bo to chase it down.

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

On a trip to Hammerbarn, Bluey and Bingo create their own mini-homes side-by-side in the trolley. But Bluey quickly gets jealous of her neighbour Bingo.

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

Preschool series. Chloe is busy painting a picture of herself and Topsy. Topsy is bored of waiting for her to finish and tries to help.

Eden and Ava pretend to cook some delicious food. Anyone for strawberry stew.

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

Joining Gail and Keith for today's GiggleQuiz are Rapids Johnson and Professor Muddles. Always on the lookout for bears, Rapids tells Gail that the elusive Quizzly Bear might be in the studio, but in order to spot it they'll need camouflage. Gail rushes to her dressing room to fetch some plants, leaving an oblivious Rapids explaining the traits of a Quizzly Bear to the real Quizzly Bear! Later, Gail decides that she needs some more camouflage and adds another plant to her very full desk. While Arthur continues to ask the questions, Gail gets carried away, adding more and more camouflage to her desk. Soon Gail's desk resembles a jungle, inspireing Gail to give a rousing performance of one of her favourite songs.

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

Waffle, Simon, Doug, Evie and Ruby do a sponsored silence to raise money for the school. It’s not much fun, so Mrs Hobbs suggests they do a jigsaw. Waffle finds the missing piece.

A solar eclipse! That’s definitely something to stay awake for.

When Gran Gran and JoJo find a family recipe for Great Gran Gran’s signature Saint Lucian banana bread, they’re excited to bake a batch of it! But there’s one problem - cake mix has been spilt on the recipe, so they don’t know how long to bake it for.

Mr Onion shows Pepi Nana his toy bridge and Pepi Nana wishes she could step, step, step across the bridge with him. In storyland, Mr Onion is excited to have his very own bridge.

Nothing is going right for any of the Clangers today. Mother’s new plant is drooping, Tiny’s new tune doesn’t sound very good, Granny’s knitting colours clash, Major’s rocket has broken down and Small’s night light has run out of glow honey. But suddenly a wave of beautiful coloured light from a strange star passes over the planet and has a magical effect - everything changes for the better. All the Clangers are delighted until they notice that the star is fading away before their very eyes.

Series for young children about a magical land inhabited by a community of toy characters. Igglepiggle cannot find Upsy Daisy, but then he spots her bed. Upsy Daisy's bed always knows where Upsy Daisy is. Igglepiggle follows Upsy Daisy's bed all the way to Upsy Daisy.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Presenter Annie Price reads a Bedtime Story about some shapes who put their differences behind them and learn to get along.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the west of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We discover the camp from which Vikings invaded Britain, and find groundbreaking new evidence that the world-famous Avebury stone circle isn't just a sacred site but a place where our ancestors lived and worked - a discovery that's also changing our understanding of neighbouring Stonehenge. In Staffordshire, the oldest Iron Age gold in Britain is unearthed - a set of beautiful gold torcs, mysteriously abandoned 2,500 years ago.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Seven paratroopers, led by a British intelligence officer, are sent on a seemingly impossible mission. They must enter an almost impregnable Nazi stronghold, the Castle of the Eagles, to rescue a high-ranking American officer. But the men's dangerous task is threatened by a traitor in the group.

Cumbria is one of the last major strongholds for one of the British Isles’ iconic native mammals - red squirrels. An endangered species as well as a national favourite, affectionately known as 'red scamps', these beautiful creatures have lived here for thousands of years. Award-winning Cumbrian film-maker Terry Abraham reveals how Lakeland charities, volunteers, businesses and scientists are pulling together to protect these rare animals.

Clint Eastwood recalls his tough childhood and looks back at his early career, from Rawhide to Dirty Harry and the spaghetti westerns. With contributions from Don Siegel, Sergio Leone, Eli Wallach and Martin Scorsese, plus an exclusive interview with his mother, Ruth.

Mrs Dashwood and her two daughters, Elinor and Marianne, are faced with the prospect of Mrs Dashwood's stepson and his wife moving into their home at Norland.

WWII France. When a German officer carrying some gold bars falls into the hands of a US platoon, Kelly and his sergeant Big Joe gather a team of men to 'liberate' the remaining ingots, worth millions, from a bank behind enemy lines.

Colonel Brandon organises a picnic for all at Barton but is called to London at the last moment and cancels it. Undeterred, Willoughby takes Marianne for a drive by herself.

Mrs Jennings takes Elinor and Marianne to a ball in London. There, Marianne at last sees Willoughby but is dismayed when he ignores her.

Michael Portillo is in Crewe, a town steeped in railway history and immortalised in Victorian music hall, to investigate the making of the iconic cinema classic The Night Mail during the 1930s. Following his Bradshaw’s Guide, Michael takes the train to Chester to discover the interwar origins of Britain’s most popular zoo. Michael learns how the work of Chester Zoo’s enlightened founder continues, and he helps to feed a young greater one-horned rhino. Across the border in north Wales, Michael reaches the village of Gresford, the scene of one of Britain’s worst mining disasters, where 266 men lost their lives in 1934. Michael hears how it happened and how it is remembered in the community today. The Ifton Colliery Band plays Gresford - The Miners’ Hymn. Over the River Dee, at Tata Steel in Shotton, Michael discovers a wartime boost to steel production on the site, where John Summers & Sons manufactured up to 50,000 Andersen shelters a week. The steel shelters and others designed by the company for people’s back gardens protected families from aerial bombardment by German planes.

WARNING : show starts before 00:10!! Michael Portillo is in Crewe, a town steeped in railway history and immortalised in Victorian music hall, to investigate the making of the iconic cinema classic The Night Mail during the 1930s. Following his Bradshaw’s Guide, Michael takes the train to Chester to discover the interwar origins of Britain’s most popular zoo. Michael learns how the work of Chester Zoo’s enlightened founder continues, and he helps to feed a young greater one-horned rhino. Across the border in north Wales, Michael reaches the village of Gresford, the scene of one of Britain’s worst mining disasters, where 266 men lost their lives in 1934. Michael hears how it happened and how it is remembered in the community today. The Ifton Colliery Band plays Gresford - The Miners’ Hymn. Over the River Dee, at Tata Steel in Shotton, Michael discovers a wartime boost to steel production on the site, where John Summers & Sons manufactured up to 50,000 Andersen shelters a week. The steel shelters and others designed by the company for people’s back gardens protected families from aerial bombardment by German planes.

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

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the west of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We discover the camp from which Vikings invaded Britain, and find groundbreaking new evidence that the world-famous Avebury stone circle isn't just a sacred site but a place where our ancestors lived and worked - a discovery that's also changing our understanding of neighbouring Stonehenge. In Staffordshire, the oldest Iron Age gold in Britain is unearthed - a set of beautiful gold torcs, mysteriously abandoned 2,500 years ago.

How the landscapes of America's three great mountain ranges - the Appalachians, the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada - challenged the westward push of the early pioneers.

To mark the 70th anniversary of the 'miracle of Dunkirk', 50 of the surviving 'little ships' which made the original perilous cross-channel voyage are returning to France. Dan Snow tells their extraordinary story: their role in the evacuation and the people who struggled to keep them afloat during those fateful days in 1940, when the future of Europe hung in the balance.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Green arrives, bringing her natural colour to Colourland. Learn about the colour green.

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.

Mrs Weaver's kits have a question for Duggee. They want to know: what's his favourite badge? Easy - it’s his Squirrel Club badge! The baby worm and the tiny dormouse have questions too. A dot-to-dot reveals Duggee’s head, Tino paints Duggee’s portrait, and Tag builds a car from blocks.

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

Bingo is armed with a magic featherwand that makes things incredibly heavy.

Bingo proves that big siblings don’t always beat little siblings.

Glitch wants a picnic so he stops the rain in the rainforest, upsetting the local tree frogs.

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.

Paani finds a lonely, worried frog, and with the help of the Octonauts, searches for his family.

One makes a wish that the magic mirror could make lots of friends at once, and pretty soon it's pandemonium. Learn about repeat addition with the Numberblocks.

Alphablock G discovers that the new artworks in her gallery have no titles. She needs Ben the Pen to write them and calls him away from helping Alphablock P with her painting. Alphablock C whispers her title. Ben writes it, and the Alphablocks learn to read THE CAT. Next, they learn to read THE RED HEN. At last, P brings in her painting. She whispers the title. As a puzzled Ben writes it, the Alphablocks call out THE PEN, and P reveals a picture of her helper. Ben the Pen is very pleased.

There’s a smelly pong in the caravan, and Nick and Norman need to get to the bottom of it.

Justin Fletcher entertains a live audience of children with singing, dancing and comedy chaos. Justin, Robert and Little Monster are surprised to meet their exciting new neighbour, Mac the Explorer.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘milk’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. There’s white milk, pink milk, baby milk and banana milk. We snuggle up for bedtime milk and even enjoy some mighty milk and monster milk! 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 Biba accidentally rig their treasure hunt game.

Dylan the caretaker wants to clean the school, so when he encounters some extrasticky slime, he'll have to pull out all the mops.

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

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

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.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Joseph, Baani, Jean, Amber, Amelia, Luke and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are dollies which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a safe, baby appropriate dolly inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun nursery rhyme ‘Miss Polly had a Dolly’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Freya's mum asks her if she would like to have a special sleepover for her birthday. There are lots of preparations to do, so Freya begins by making some invitations for her sleepover and then posting them to her guests. She also helps her mum make cupcakes for the party. Once the guests arrive, they begin to set up their tents and bed for the night. Mum takes Freya and her friends to a trampoline park as a birthday treat, where they enjoy bouncing and tumbling high. After Freya has created her own pizza with her friends, Mum makes everyone a midnight feast before the final activity, where the girls all play a board game together. The following day, everyone wakes up refreshed and they all have breakfast together before going home.

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

Maddie and Triggs are bored. It's been raining for what seems like forever and they really want to play outside! They have exhausted the ideas for playing indoors. Now that it is completely quiet in the house, they discover some sounds they have never noticed before. The duo shrink down and explore a treasure trove of new sounds.

Maddie and Triggs are helping Mum babysit their little neighbour Sally. She's a toddler and is just learning to speak. Maddie really wants Sally to enjoy herself, but no matter what she offers, Sally just keeps saying 'no'! Could it be that this trickster toddler is saying 'no' even when she means something else.

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

Duggee is wrapping a present because it's Enid's birthday. But the Squirrels didn't get her anything! Maybe they could give her a surprise? But Enid doesn't like surprises. What about a cake? Oh no, Enid doesn't like cake either. Norrie suggests dressing up. What a great idea! But how will they have a dressing up party? Don't worry, Duggee has his dressing up badge. He knows what to do.

Cece learns to ride a two-wheeled scooter, while Jameel wants to make and throw a paper plane.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to the plant nursery to plant some seeds. On the way they spot shapes on a pebbly path, go through a magical door, cross a stompy bridge and even dance like elves.

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.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Small is making a mess in the kitchen and her raisins are everywhere. They have a visit from Maeve the Mountaineer and cook her some rock cake mountains.

It’s the day of the Chinese moon festival, and everyone is very excited to try Grandpa Chen’s delicious mooncakes, which are an important part of the occasion. The children are tasked with guarding them whilst Grandpa Chen and Gran finish preparing the colourful festival decorations. When the mooncakes go missing, Biff, Chip and Nadim start a frantic hunt to locate the cake thieves and return them in time for the festival. They will need to work together if they are to track down the cakes in time - and even call on the help of the moon itself.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects associated with the colour green, from grass to grapes. We explore the meaning of being green, and the episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour green.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a Mangshan pit viper. These beautifully coloured snakes are called pit vipers because they have pits between their eyes that allow them to detect prey using heat. Aneeshwar and Lizzie stand in front of a heat-sensing camera to reveal how that looks. Next, they meet and feed Hans, a white-blotched river stingray. Some rays live in the ocean, but white-blotched rays live in the rivers of central Brazil in South America. Pit vipers and stingrays are very different animals, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that all belong in the swamp. First, Grace goes for a ride in an airboat and shows off an unusual corkscrew-propelled machine, and then she goes for a drive in a swamp buggy.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘ear’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see lots of different ears – big, little, listening and funny ones. We meet a polar bear with chilly ears, and Dee goes into space to see an alien’s ears. 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.

Superstar Fifty rocks out the Numberland stadium with her shining gold guitar. Learn how to count up in fives with the Numberblocks.

When A gets hiccups, she can't say her own name - but Magic E and friends sing a song to help her remember. This episode introduces the long A sound, the digraphs '-ay-', '-ai-' and '-ae-' and the words day, play, way, tail, trail, sail, game, cake, snake and name.

Again asks Arty to create some stripy patterns for the front of his colourful bouncy castle. With Splat Red, Splat Yellow and Splat Blue helping out, everyone is sure that this is possible. Go starts the Wonder Magic off, and Arty splats the first pattern perfectly. But in her excitement, Splat Blue positions herself in the wrong place when they repeat the actions. The next time they all do Wonder Magic, the pattern is different.

Purple stages a version of Little Red Riding Hood, but can the other Colourblocks stick to the story? Learn about colour mixing with the Colourblocks.

It's a very windy day and the Squirrels want to play outside. What can they do? Duggee knows - he's flying his kite. The Squirrels set about making their own kites to fly. Well done Squirrels! What brilliant flags.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Preschool comedy drama series. Jess hopes the Essam family's well-behaved dog, Baxter, will teach Waffle how to be good, but Waffle has other ideas..

Maddie is making breakfast in the kitchen. She visits a farm to see where eggs come from and uses a special thermal imaging camera to show why eggs change colour when they're cooked. Next, Maddie visits a mill to see how kernels of wheat are ground and turned into flour. She then visits a factory to find out how the flour is made into different types of bread and baked in a very large oven.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Down in the darkness of the ocean deep, Peso and the Octonauts must help a tiny, injured dwarf lanternshark. But they have to find him first.

Big Lizard and Cosima create a fantastic water ride when they dislodge an underwater rock blocking a volcanic vent. It's all good fun until they realise the sea is starting to change.

It’s the Tin Can Games, and Evil Pea wants to win the Tin Can trophy. She cheats in the final race by putting a magnet on Supertato’s back to stop him from going super fast.

At Squirrel Club, Duggee forgets how to woof, Duggly comes to visit, Roly celebrates Potato Time, and Billy teaches everyone the Bugatron dance.

When Old Brown takes Peter's journal, Peter must choose between holding on to his most precious possession and saving a friend.

Andy travels back in time three million years to the Great Rift Valley in Africa to meet one of our very own ancient ancestors, australopithecus. During his adventure he has a narrow escape from an angry relative of the elephant and takes a trip over a waterfall in an inflatable dinghy.

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.

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

Bingo is armed with a magic featherwand that makes things incredibly heavy.

When Millie the Squid devises a set of tough penguin games to test the Piripenguins, Pancake and Nugget must stick together and rely on their friendship to succeed.

Chloe stages her very own version of Crufts so she can show off Topsy's best tricks to Mum. However, Topsy seems more interested in the treats on offer than performing.

Eden and Ava pretend to cook some delicious food. Anyone for strawberry stew.

The Squirrels see Duggee reading Wonderful Stories about Wise Animals and want to learn about wisdom and how they can become more wise. They find out that wisdom isn’t just about facts and figures, but that it's about good judgement and experiences too. They learn to plan ahead, concentrate on the task at hand, that sometimes big problems need a little help, to focus on the present and that good things come to those who wait. Thank goodness Duggee is so wise.

Joining Gail and Keith for today's GiggleQuiz are Rapids Johnson and Professor Muddles. Always on the lookout for bears, Rapids tells Gail that the elusive Quizzly Bear might be in the studio, but in order to spot it they'll need camouflage. Gail rushes to her dressing room to fetch some plants, leaving an oblivious Rapids explaining the traits of a Quizzly Bear to the real Quizzly Bear! Later, Gail decides that she needs some more camouflage and adds another plant to her very full desk. While Arthur continues to ask the questions, Gail gets carried away, adding more and more camouflage to her desk. Soon Gail's desk resembles a jungle, inspireing Gail to give a rousing performance of one of her favourite songs.

Norrie is running late to Squirrel Club, so Duggee teaches the squirrels what a commute is – a journey that can take you from home to learn, work or play.

The Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to school to ask if he can visit class. When headteacher Mr Nolan says no, Waffle goes missing - he’s determined to prove he’s ready for school.

The puffin family enjoy a night-time adventure with a friendly frog.

JoJo is excited to show Gran Gran around the city farm - it’s been a few months since she was last there, and she can’t wait to see Melanie the chick again. But when they arrive at the chicken enclosure, they can’t find the little fluffy chick - where could she be.

After discovering two paper crowns, Pepi Nana and Little Nana decide to be the Big Princess and the Little Princess. In Storyland the Little Princess goes to visit the Big Princess in her Big Castle, where she enjoys the biggest tea she has ever had.

The Skymoos have collected bits of metal from the Iron Chicken’s nest and are building a special nest of their own on the Clangers’ planet. The Clangers are intrigued - who can it be for? Tiny decides to decorate it with flowers from Mother’s garden, and Granny makes a special blanket for the nest. Soon a large group of Skymoos arrives. All the Clangers go indoors to give the Skymoos some peace. Granny realises something special is about to happen - the birth of a Baby Skymoo.

The Pontipines set out on their long walk, but everywhere they go their neighbours, the Wottingers, are there before them. They wave to the Wottingers and the Wottingers wave back all around the garden until they are safely home again.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Gaz Coombes as he tells the story of Meesha, a girl who loves to make things but finds it tricky making friends.

Peter Powell and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 June 1988 and featuring Aswad, Desireless, Tiffany, the Timelords, Voice of the Beehive, Five Star, Aztec Camera, Rod Stewart, Wet Wet Wet and Belinda Carlisle.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Seven paratroopers, led by a British intelligence officer, are sent on a seemingly impossible mission. They must enter an almost impregnable Nazi stronghold, the Castle of the Eagles, to rescue a high-ranking American officer. But the men's dangerous task is threatened by a traitor in the group.

Noel Edmonds looks at the weekly pop chart from 1977 and introduces Elkie Brooks, the Muppets, Twiggy, Jesse Green, Hot Chocolate, The Strawbs, Genesis, The Four Seasons, Heatwave, Carol Bayer Sager and Rod Stewart, with a dance sequence from Legs & Co.

Mike Read and Bruno Brookes present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 21 February 1985. Featuring Howard Jones, Sharpe and Numan, Don Henley, Bryan Adams and Elaine Paige & Barbara Dickson.

Clint Eastwood recalls his tough childhood and looks back at his early career, from Rawhide to Dirty Harry and the spaghetti westerns. With contributions from Don Siegel, Sergio Leone, Eli Wallach and Martin Scorsese, plus an exclusive interview with his mother, Ruth.

Gary Davies and Dixie Peach present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 July 1985. Featuring Madonna, Feargal Sharkey, The Cure, Dire Straits and Eurythmics.

Eurythmics were one of Britain’s biggest and best bands of the 1980s, comprising two of the music scene’s most creative double acts of the decade – Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox. Bold, innovative, stylish and always highly unpredictable, the pair first tasted chart success with The Tourists before breaking away and achieving international stardom with songs like Love Is a Stranger and Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves. Over the following years, Dave and Annie always stayed ahead of changing tastes and fashions, and their evolving looks and sounds are captured here in a collection of their best moments from the BBC’s music archives.

WWII France. When a German officer carrying some gold bars falls into the hands of a US platoon, Kelly and his sergeant Big Joe gather a team of men to 'liberate' the remaining ingots, worth millions, from a bank behind enemy lines.

Top of the Pops 2 dips into the archives to explore both classic collective hits and smash solo singles spanning 20 early years of Genesis history. From the art-rock Gabriel era of flamboyant theatrics and quirky costumes to their eighties evolution into pop superstars, Genesis are both influential experimentalists and a chart-smashing behemoth. With solo numbers from Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and Mike + The Mechanics, this is an eclectic two-sided playlist featuring everything from I Can't Dance to I Know What I Like, No Self Control to In the Air Tonight, and Many Too Many to The Living Years. So Turn It On Again and tune in, from prog to pop, Genesis to Revelation, the hits are here on TOTP2.

How the landscapes of America's three great mountain ranges - the Appalachians, the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada - challenged the westward push of the early pioneers.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Blue and Yellow meet a new friend - Green. Discover what happens when you mix blue and yellow with the Colourblocks.

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.

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

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

Bingo proves that big siblings don’t always beat little siblings.

The Go Jetters are relaxing by the Dead Sea when Grandmaster Glitch causes a custard catastrophe. To the Vroomster.

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.

While tracking in the Congolese jungle, the Octonauts come upon a mysterious creature.

It was a grey day in the big city. One was wondering where her next case would come from when a square silhouette appeared at the door... Learn how to be a number detective with the Numberblocks.

Ben the Pen writes the words of a song that Alphablock I sings. Ben is disgruntled because Alphablock I ignores his contribution and makes the song about herself – I AM I, I AM FUN. He changes the words to make her look funny rather than cool – I AM RED, I AM A CAT. Alphablock I starts to enjoy this and encourages Ben’s silliness. By the end, she is singing I AM A PEN and BEN IS FAB.

Nick and his grandson Remie wave goodbye to the city and say hello to the countryside.

Justin Fletcher entertains a live audience of children with singing, dancing and comedy chaos. Things turn messy when Robert invents a cake-making machine. Guest starring Katy Ashworth.

Bing and Sula are playing a vooshing game with their favourite toys, Hoppity Voosh and Hippo Fairy. They throw them into the air to see how high they can fly - voooooosh! Uh-oh... Sula's hippo gets stuck in a tree. Bing throws Hoppity up to save her, only for Hoppity to get stuck too.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘plane’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of planes – a flying plane, a landing plane, a taking off plane and a going on holiday plane. There’s a fast plane, some racing planes and even a dancing plane.

Biba gets a birthday present that Lu herself really wants.

Dylan the driver wants to deliver his packages safely, but his final item of the day is going to be a real challenge.

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

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

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.

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

During a picnic with his family, Max and his family discover an amazing lighthouse with lots of stairs. After having lots of fun climbing all the way to the very top, his parents ask him if he would like to try the next challenge: rock climbing! The family all head over to a rock climbing wall. It's very high, but Max isn't afraid and after just a few lessons feels like he's ready to climb to the top all by himself. After a successful climb, Max then decides it's time for his last big challenge: abseiling down a huge cliff face.

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

Maddie and Triggs are bored. It's been raining for what seems like forever and they really want to play outside! They have exhausted the ideas for playing indoors. Now that it is completely quiet in the house, they discover some sounds they have never noticed before. The duo shrink down and explore a treasure trove of new sounds.

Bluey can't wait to get to the monkey bars as Dad takes her and Bingo on a wagon ride to the park. But her patience is tested when Dad keeps stopping to chat with other grown-ups.

The Squirrels are playing noisily outside the clubhouse. Suddenly a mole appears from a mound close by and asks them to keep the noise down. What noise? ask the Squirrels innocently. But there is lots of banging and popping. Fox, Badger, Mole, Vole and Worm all appear out of their underground homes. Unfortunately they are not getting on. Can Duggee and the Squirrels intervene and suggest ways that they can all live underground peacefully.

Marcel plays mini handball and takes a shot at goal, while Millie takes on the ring toss challenge.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to a bakery to buy some bread. On the way they use magic to escape from a gate, discover a pointy tower, run around the swirly rock and pretend to be diggers.

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.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small pretend to be knights in the cafe today. Small finds out how naan bread is made, and they cook a perfect dhal recipe for Denzil the Dragon.

Biff and Chip can’t wait to meet their brand new next door neighbours – the Pages. But when the Page family arrive, Biff’s eagerness to help causes the new door keys to fall down the drain. With the adults unsure what to do and the moving van arriving any minute, it is up to Biff, Chip, Kipper and their new friends to work out how to get the keys back and save moving day for the Pages.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects associated with the colour orange, from oranges to orangutans, and explore the deeper meaning of the colour. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour orange.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet an amazing snow leopard, a rare sight in the wild. They are called the ghosts of the mountains because you could live there your whole life and never see one. But Aneeshwar and Lizzie take viewers along to see one close up. Next, they meet a herd of yaks. These super furry animals have long, shaggy coats that keep them warm. Their coat is so thick, it’s like being wrapped up in 40 sleeping bags. Snow leopards and yaks are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are all used in airports. Grace uses a baggage loader to unload and load an aeroplane, shows off jet bridges and uses a pushback tug to move an aeroplane onto the runway.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘crab’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see different crabs that can walk sideways, hide, have big claws or are colourful. Dee makes friends with a crab by the seaside and even meets a king crab. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

It's time to meet Sixty and friends in a rocket-powered game of How Many Tens. Learn all about the numbers 60, 70, 80 and 90 with the Numberblocks.

At the end of a very busy day, E just wants to sing himself to sleep - but Little Bo Peep and friends have other plans. This episode introduces the long E sound, the digraphs '-ee-', '-ea-' and '-e-e-' and the words sleep, sheep, peep, team, steam, dream, athlete and compete.

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

The Colourblocks enjoy a dance, but which colours make the best partners? Learn about similar and complementary colours with the Colourblocks.

Duggee has made a beautiful rock pool, a place of calm for all the animals. The Squirrels spot the strangest things - dots with tails, wriggling around. What on earth are they? They are baby frogs - tadpoles! But they don't sound or look like Frog.

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

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.

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.

Sunny gets a tummy ache from not washing his hands, so Vida teaches him all about germs - and helps his tummy.

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

Preschool comedy drama series. The Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to Mrs Hobbs' house, hoping to show her how well behaved he has become.

Maddie is looking at toys. She uses a special slow-motion camera to find out how the magnets on a train set work. An animation shows how the north and south poles on magnets work and why a magnetic field can pull magnets together or push them apart. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how teddy bears are made, with eyes, ears and joints, and uses a special microscope camera to see the fibres of the stuffing.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octonauts go on a pirate treasure hunt, and along the way Kwazii meets the perfect sidekick - a parrotfish.

When all the vegetables from their garden are stolen, detectives Cosima and Big Lizard investigate all over the neighbourhood - only to return to the scene of the crime.

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

Betty recalls the first time she pushed the red button, the Squirrels explore a range of emotions with Happy, Angry Bull tells a not-so-sleepy bedtime story, and the gerbils sing.

When Lily's father decides to move the family out of the Lake District, Peter comes up with a clever but dangerous plan to change Dr Bobtail's mind.

When the museum's prized prehistoric tumbleweed goes missing, Andy heads back 85 million years in time to try and find some more. During his search he helps a mother dinosaur protect her nest and manages to get himself covered in dino snot.

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.

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

Bingo proves that big siblings don’t always beat little siblings.

The Piris plan a trip to Tippety Top to see the famous southern lights but lose each other in an ice fog. When Nugget thinks she sees a monster, Pancake proves to be an unlikely hero.

Chloe stages her very own version of Crufts so she can show off Topsy's best tricks to Mum. However, Topsy seems more interested in the treats on offer than performing.

The Squirrels see Duggee reading Wonderful Stories about Wise Animals and want to learn about wisdom and how they can become more wise. They find out that wisdom isn’t just about facts and figures, but that it's about good judgement and experiences too. They learn to plan ahead, concentrate on the task at hand, that sometimes big problems need a little help, to focus on the present and that good things come to those who wait. Thank goodness Duggee is so wise.

Norrie is running late to Squirrel Club, so Duggee teaches the squirrels what a commute is – a journey that can take you from home to learn, work or play.

It’s Bring-a-Toy-to-School Day, so Evie takes the trolley she’s just been given for her fifth birthday. Waffle hides in it and ends up in Evie’s class, where he must keep very still so he isn't seen.

Bernie is trapped in his grotto. Can Oona find a way to get him out safely.

When JoJo can’t find her favourite Captain Chloe storybook, Gran Gran suggests they make up their own story. As they create their pirate quest, JoJo learns that when you make up your own story, you get to decide what happens next.

Moon Baby, Pepi Nana and their friends discover a toy roundabout left in the Toy House. Moon Baby uses his story magic, and the roundabout transports everybody to an adventure in Storyland, where Mr Onion rescues Dibillo’s balloon from a tree.

It’s Small’s birthday. Tiny is planning to put on a special show for him, which involves using her scooter and calling on help from the froglets and the singing flowers. But her scooter has developed a squeak. She calls on Major to help her mend it, but when Small accidentally overhears them talking about a scooter, he thinks that must be what he is getting for his present and he’s very pleased. But what he ends up with is not quite what he expected - but much more exciting.

Makka Pakka is busy cleaning stones in the garden when his Og-Pog runs away by itself. Makka Pakka and everyone in the garden give chase - they cannot let Og-Pog get away! But only the clever Pontipine children know how to stop it. Then Makka Pakka has his Og-Pog back safe and sound.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Ellie Goulding shares the story of a rather wonderful pig who is also a bit of a worrier.

Peter Powell and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 June 1988 and featuring Aswad, Desireless, Tiffany, the Timelords, Voice of the Beehive, Five Star, Aztec Camera, Rod Stewart, Wet Wet Wet and Belinda Carlisle.

Noel Edmonds looks at the weekly pop chart from 1977 and introduces Elkie Brooks, the Muppets, Twiggy, Jesse Green, Hot Chocolate, The Strawbs, Genesis, The Four Seasons, Heatwave, Carol Bayer Sager and Rod Stewart, with a dance sequence from Legs & Co.

Mike Read and Bruno Brookes present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 21 February 1985. Featuring Howard Jones, Sharpe and Numan, Don Henley, Bryan Adams and Elaine Paige & Barbara Dickson.

Gary Davies and Dixie Peach present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 July 1985. Featuring Madonna, Feargal Sharkey, The Cure, Dire Straits and Eurythmics.

Eurythmics were one of Britain’s biggest and best bands of the 1980s, comprising two of the music scene’s most creative double acts of the decade – Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox. Bold, innovative, stylish and always highly unpredictable, the pair first tasted chart success with The Tourists before breaking away and achieving international stardom with songs like Love Is a Stranger and Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves. Over the following years, Dave and Annie always stayed ahead of changing tastes and fashions, and their evolving looks and sounds are captured here in a collection of their best moments from the BBC’s music archives.

Top of the Pops 2 dips into the archives to explore both classic collective hits and smash solo singles spanning 20 early years of Genesis history. From the art-rock Gabriel era of flamboyant theatrics and quirky costumes to their eighties evolution into pop superstars, Genesis are both influential experimentalists and a chart-smashing behemoth. With solo numbers from Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and Mike + The Mechanics, this is an eclectic two-sided playlist featuring everything from I Can't Dance to I Know What I Like, No Self Control to In the Air Tonight, and Many Too Many to The Living Years. So Turn It On Again and tune in, from prog to pop, Genesis to Revelation, the hits are here on TOTP2.

The story of Manchester's the Smiths, formed around the formidable songwriting talents of guitarist Johnny Marr and lyricist and singer Morrissey, who nurtured an often obsessive fanbase with their sensitive and introspective reaction to Thatcher's Britain. Featuring contributions from Johnny Marr, Mike Joyce and Andy Rourke.

The 1980s was an era in which a fusillade of new genres emerged, and many are still with us today, such as hip-hop and house. Dylan Jones has mined the archives to select some of the most crucial tracks in the rise of these two genres. From a young Kurtis Blow making his Top of the Pops debut to the sonic bombardment of Public Enemy and the sampling skills of Bomb the Bass, this episode showcases the evolution in rap and house music across the decade. There are rare archival interviews and stellar performances from Run-DMC, Salt ‘N’ Pepa, S’Express, Cookie Crew and Neneh Cherry, as well as iconic videos from Herbie Hancock, The Beastie Boys, M\/A\/R\/R\/S, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, and many more.

The 1997 Christmas edition, with Eternal, Hanson, Chumbawamba, Gala, Brightman and Bocelli, Natalie Imbruglia, Sash, Shola Ama, Ultra Nate, All Saints, Texas, Aqua, Spice Girls and Elton John.

Peter Powell and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 June 1988 and featuring Aswad, Desireless, Tiffany, the Timelords, Voice of the Beehive, Five Star, Aztec Camera, Rod Stewart, Wet Wet Wet and Belinda Carlisle.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

It's so cold in the Valley that the Pea-Rexes risk becoming frozen.

It’s a special day in the veggie aisle because it’s the Dragon Boat Race Festival on Ice. The Supermarket is frozen over and Supertato, Carrot, Broccoli and Tomato practice for the boat race by using chopsticks for oars, but it doesn’t go well as they’re out of sync with each other. Evil Pea arrives with the Cobs, who are rowing in great sync. Evil Pea says they’re going to beat Supertato in the race, and they row away leaving Supertato’s boat behind. Can Supertato help his team to row in harmony.

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

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.

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

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

Inspired by the statue of the Giant Buddha of Leshan, Ubercorn teaches the Go Jetters all about mindfulness to help them to concentrate, be calm and be kind to each other. They go to visit the massive thousand-year-old statue in China, which is carved into the mountainside by a river. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Glitch wants to have a statue of himself, but the Grimbots have made it too small. He takes them to Leshan to the Giant Buddha statue to show them how big his statue should be! But when he builds a giant viewing platform on top of a boat, he loses control of the boat and causes a whirlpool, putting the statue, tourists and himself at risk.

Benjamin and Cotton-tail become lost in the Shadowy Woods during a game of peekaboo. Can Peter use this very same game to help them elude a prowling Mr Tod.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When Peso's patient, a remora fish, mysteriously disappears, the Octonauts enlist a unique undersea detective - a harbour seal.

When Popcorn accidentally breaks the x-ray machine, he does everything he can to fix it before Vida finds out, but all he needs to do is ask for help. When he finally does, Vida knows just what to do and assures Popcorn he’s still the best vet tech ever.

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

A parrot copies every woof, meow and monster noise! The Furchesters try to calm the chaos.

Justin spends the day with a radio star at her school. They record a rap for CBeebies Radio. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble and Grandad Tumble create a Tumble FM radio show.

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

Bluey is running a taxi service. Her first passenger is Businessman Dad, who is in a rush to get to the airport. But with unexpected delays, Dad's in danger of missing his flight.

After hearing a strange sound, the Squirrels turn to Duggee to help identify its source. They learn about sound waves, and that you can listen for different qualities in the sounds, such as if it’s loud, quiet, high or low. Describing the sound can help you work out where it’s coming from, so Duggee lets the Squirrels close their eyes as they listen to sounds and make their guesses.

The Squirrels see Duggee reading Wonderful Stories about Wise Animals and want to learn about wisdom and how they can become more wise. They find out that wisdom isn’t just about facts and figures, but that it's about good judgement and experiences too. They learn to plan ahead, concentrate on the task at hand, that sometimes big problems need a little help, to focus on the present and that good things come to those who wait. Thank goodness Duggee is so wise.

The Piripenguins fall under the spell of a magical Merguin, a mermaid-penguin, who has the ability to change their personality. But all is not as it seems.

Evil Pea lures Supertato and Tomato into her cave of frosted doom. Can they find the courage to avoid her traps and retrieve The Lost Candle of Birthdays for Tomato’s Museum.

When Nikhil and Jay hear about Amma’s favourite dosa café in Chennai, they decide to recreate it at home. But do they understand what it was really like.

It's a whirlwind of windmill excitement as the Go Jetters travel to Kinderdijk in the Netherlands to celebrate National Mill Day. A lot of the Netherlands is below sea level and there is a high risk of flooding, so here at Kinderdijk, ditches and pumps are used to drain away the water. This used to be done by windmills using wind power, but nowadays the pumping stations are powered by diesel fuel or electricity, but the old windmills still work too! Whilst also flying over Kinderdijk, Grandmaster Glitch's Grim HQ runs out of fuel and crashes into the water. Furious, he sends the Grimbots off to find some fuel. They hook in to the Kinderdijk pumping station and start taking the fuel. Once they've taken all the diesel fuel for Grim HQ, the pump stops working and the water level rises, threatening to flood the area! The Go Jetters need to get the windmills going again to bring the water level back down.

The villains team up to take out the heroes and their superpowered vehicles. Spidey loses a web-shooter.

Big Lizard frustrates Dad by stealing a strange plant from the ship. A disaster is averted when Big Lizard persuades Dad that there's more to this plant than meets the eye - and nose..

Two teams take on three scientific challenges based on the senses, seasons and memory. James, Sam and Ayo enjoy a fun STARS art challenge, and Sam uses a telescope to make unique art.

It’s pens and pompoms at the ready as Fred and Pete take on a new challenge - to learn some brand new dance moves and draw cheerleading meerkats.

Newfoundland Sylvie is a therapy dog with big soft cuddles who loves to help people when they’re worried. She and her owner Katrina visit all sorts of people every day, young and old. It’s Sylvie and Katrina’s day off, and they’re planning a special lunch at the park café. At the bus stop, they meet Dawn from the toy shop, who is worried that her bus is running late. But seeing Sylvie waiting calmly inspires Dawn to do the same. At the park, Katrina and Sylvie bump into Harry the baker, literally! Harry is worried too; his shop oven isn’t working. Sylvie nuzzles him in support. Grateful for their help, Harry offers Sylvie and Katrina a cake. Then, they meet Pete the postie, who is helping his daughter Caitlin ride her balance bike for the first time. Katrina suggests that Sylvie walks alongside Caitlin as she finds her confidence. Before long, Caitlin is loving every moment. Katrina and Sylvie finally arrive at the park café, only to find that it’s closed. Sylvie summons her super heart and the friends they’ve met along the way to comfort Katrina and to show her that when you’re kind to others, they’re often kind to you in return.

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

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

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

When Duggee’s old friend Rhodri goes home after a visit, he forgets his favourite hat. No worries, the Squirrels can run after him and give it back. They take all sorts of transport to catch Rhodri, and he is always one step ahead. Until finally, they’re on a raft across the sea and land right by Rhodri’s front door. Is he delighted to get his old hat back? Very. What a journey.

Animated series. When a storm washes Peso onto a mysterious, rocky island, he meets a band of lobster-like insects thought to be extinct.

Captain Lamar seems obsessed with a medallion, a key that will lead to treasure.

The Go Jetters fly to the rescue in Japan, as Glitch gets up to his usual monkey business.

Animated adventure comedy series. The Go Jetters race to protect ancient artwork in Peru when Glitch erases the Nazca Lines.

Dylan the florist wants to make the best bouquet ever. But when one of his customers wants the rarest flower in the world, Dylan and his friends must go on a flower expedition.

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

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

Mr Tumble gets messy decorating a cake. Maddie meets Alfie and Jack for a day out, and they play games and create paintings. There's some face painting fun in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words ball, colour and paint.

In a game of hairdressers, Bingo has to find her voice, while Bluey has to find her ears.

Barry is adventurous, exploring the wonders beneath a magical trapdoor and coming back with tales of a land full of glitter and unicorns! But Kari is unsure and would prefer to play things safe. A group of young Treasure Champs show adventurousness by climbing to the top of a tower on a hill, while another tries out some exciting new food with her family. And storyteller Krissi tells the story of Moses crossing the Red Sea.

Preschool comedy drama series. Jess hopes the Essam family's well-behaved dog, Baxter, will teach Waffle how to be good, but Waffle has other ideas..

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

Oona, Baba and Otto search for a special bird - the white egret.

Today is Nick's birthday and he is super excited, until a card arrives with an odd message from the T-Rex. We hope it doesn't spoil Nick's special day.

Jake learns the words and moves to a clapping game with Erin, while Isaac gives yo-yoing a go with coach Anyema.

Zora's Wiki-Knows-All goes missing. The Korsairs lead an investigation to retrieve it.

During a hoverboard race, Dad's new super-powered hoverboard malfunctions, so Cosima and Big Lizard throw the race to rescue him.

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

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

Andy, Jen and Scout head off on a global adventure to Thailand to find out how infant gibbons learn to travel through the treetops at speed.

Mae, Nadeem and Sheba ride a fun rollercoaster to explore the four corners of the world in the Magic Hands take on Aladdin’s ‘A Whole New World’, performed in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

Home has become far too noisy for Barry and Kari, so they decide to go to the countryside for some peace and quiet. But the wildlife noises, map rustles and a squeaky camera tripod mean it's no more peaceful a place! It’s not until they stop and listen that it becomes restful and relaxing - until a swarm of flies come to visit! A group of young Treasure Champs learn how to meditate at school with a visiting Buddhist monk, and another finds peace with his mum amidst a busy city in a local community garden. Plus storyteller Ben tells us the fable of a man who wishes for a busy life - then craves the peace he once had - in The Three Wishes.

In a game of hairdressers, Bingo has to find her voice, while Bluey has to find her ears.

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.

Attempting to shake things up in the school, Andy introduces Swapsies Day. However, when Emerald calls asking for a song to be recorded that day, Andy’s idea backfires dramatically.

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.

Baba becomes friends with a very special creature.

Umbrella is nervous about meeting up with his pen pal at the Parasol Show, so Sarah and Duck accompany him.

Children's animation. Charlie loves his little sister, even if at times she can be infuriating. Lola and Lotta want to save a panda and decide to raise money by getting sponsored to do difficult things. Charlie will balance an apple on his head, Marv will stand on one leg, Lotta is going to skip and Lola hop. Then Lola wakes up ill and Mum says she has to stay in bed. How will she save a panda now.

Small is out fishing and Baby Soup Dragon is helping his mum, so Tiny has no-one to play with. He plays catch by himself but it’s not much fun. Major Clanger notices that Tiny looks bored and makes him a special cone-shaped gadget which launches a cotton ball up into the air for the user to catch in the cone. Mother calls Tiny to ask for some help in the garden and Tiny leaves the gadget on the floor while she goes off to help her mum. But when she gets back, the gadget has disappeared.

Upsy Daisy is asleep in her bed when the ball bounces into the garden. While Upsy Daisy plays with the ball, Igglepiggle decides to go to sleep in Upsy Daisy's bed. This is not a wise move, as only Upsy Daisy is allowed to sleep in Upsy Daisy's bed. Upsy Daisy discovers Igglepiggle and chases him round and round. What will happen when Upsy Daisy leaves her bed to play with the ball again.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Joanne Froggatt reads a brilliant Bedtime Story celebrating inspirational women.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! City banker Andrew Bruce, an old school friend of James's, visits Darrowby to experience a few days of rural bliss, but very soon it begins to look like a rural nightmare.

Young James performs at the piano recital, and Siegfried 'performs' the perfect operation.

When DCI Barbara Kramer and her colleague Thomas Riedle get the message that a young woman from Buchingen has not returned home from a run, the local force and concerned villagers have already been searching for her for 17 hours. They face an uphill struggle to prevent evidence from being destroyed, a contingency which becomes more salient when a body is discovered 72 hours later. In German with English subtitles.

Despite the team working many hours of overtime on the Berghoff case, there are still few leads to follow. The forensic team is able to isolate the DNA of an unknown male, but the databases do not provide a match. The discovery of a second body less than 20 miles away leads the team to believe a serial killer is at work. In German with English subtitles.

Bob tricks his way on to TV, but a news report makes him a laughing stock around Broughty Ferry. He recruits his mother Margo for some much-needed damage limitation.

Bob is in trouble and he knows it. A by-election debate, in front of a live audience, is his last chance for glory, but he's running unusually low on ideas. Can he pull himself together and win over the crowd ahead of election day.

A reinvigorated Bob and Frank embark on a final push for votes, but a confrontation with Bob's first ever boo boy leaves them on the run from the police. Bob keeps his head held high as they wait for the election results. Surely he can't win.

The actor Brian Cox – star of the drama Succession – sits down with Amol Rajan to reveal the secrets of the show and what took him from poverty in Dundee all the way to Hollywood. The award-winning theatre, television and film actor reveals what really happens on set, his thoughts on the method acting technique used by one of his co-stars, and his best and worst moments since the show first aired in 2018.

City banker Andrew Bruce, an old school friend of James's, visits Darrowby to experience a few days of rural bliss, but very soon it begins to look like a rural nightmare.

Young James performs at the piano recital, and Siegfried 'performs' the perfect operation.

The actor Brian Cox – star of the drama Succession – sits down with Amol Rajan to reveal the secrets of the show and what took him from poverty in Dundee all the way to Hollywood. The award-winning theatre, television and film actor reveals what really happens on set, his thoughts on the method acting technique used by one of his co-stars, and his best and worst moments since the show first aired in 2018.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes discover a new game - Pea-Rex Pinball.

Supertato shows the Grape Kids a Supertato training film, but Evil Pea sneaks in to take over Tato Tower. The Grape Kids use the rug launcher to eject Evil Pea out of the tower.

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

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

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

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

Grandmaster Glitch has been invited to Djenné in Mali, Africa, to visit the people and to see one of his favourite things at work - mud! He is especially impressed by the spectacular Great Mosque of Djenné, the largest structure made from mud in the world. But mud brings problems, and during the rainy season the rain causes damage to the walls of the mosque and the mud houses, so the local people get together to help repair them. Glitch wants to help, but when he realises they have to do this job every single year, he makes a massive umbrella to try to keep the mosque dry so that the local people don't have to repair it again. Although Glitch was only trying to help, things start to go wrong. The huge Grimbrella swings too close to the mosque and goes out of control. The Go Jetters need to fix that Glitch.

Peter embarks on a series of exciting adventures and tries to be just like his late father, with the help of his best friends Benjamin and Lily. Peter and his friends set out to taste the sweetest dandelions in the world, only to find that they're protected by the meanest character in the entire valley.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. A lion's mane jellyfish gets its long and stingy tentacles tangled in the bubble engine, unintentionally flooding the Octopod and causing havoc.

Vida and Popcorn's search for a mysterious stink in the koala family home leads to young Pippen receiving a much-needed lesson in flossing.

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

A dinosaur surprises Elmo, then seems to disappear. The Furchesters go on a dino hunt to find their oldest, biggest guest.

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

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

As Mum goes for a walk along the beach, Bluey runs to catch up with her. Along the way, she has a series of encounters that both excite and test her in her first solo adventure.

Norrie is running late to Squirrel Club, so Duggee teaches the squirrels what a commute is – a journey that can take you from home to learn, work or play.

The Squirrels are confused when they see Duggee sitting on a ball because they like to use it differently. Duggee is quick to explain to the Squirrels that there is no right or wrong way to play and that everyone is different. They go on a journey with the ball, watching it bounce, roll and slide from ear to paw as it rebounds between animals. The ball gets hit with a racket, flies through the sky, falls from a cliff and floats in the sea.

A sales rep visits. Despite Pancake’s doubts, he convinces the Piris to buy extra flippers. The penguins discover that their purchases are duds but find a clever new use for them.

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

Nikhil has never painted a portrait of Jay before because Jay is always rushing around! After trying lots of ways to keep his brother still, Nikhil finds the perfect solution.

Glitch's giant drill causes a dino disaster for the team's fossil hunt in the Gobi Desert.

The gang confront dinosaurs in New York. Team Spidey outsmart Electro.

When a meteorite splashes into the sea, Dad and Cosima cause problems by claiming it in the name of science, against the wishes of the sea creatures.

Two teams touch down at the STARS space station to take on three scientific challenges to win out-of-this world prizes. First, they must decide whether objects will float or sink in a water tank. Then the young scientists have to complete a huge fossil by digging for dinosaur parts in ball pits. Finally, the teams must take items from a giant conveyer belt and sort them so they can be reused and recycled. To make it even trickier, the players are attached to bungee cords. Meanwhile, Sam and Ayo are cleaning the engine room. After finding mouldy bread crusts in a lunchbox, they learn about Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin.

In their latest challenge, Fred and Pete have to draw a dinosaur sports day. But what would dinosaurs do at a sports day? Get ready for the biggest race for millions of years.

Andy travels back in time 65 million years, to the time of Tyrannosaurus rex - one of the largest meat-eating dinosaurs of its day. His mission - to climb a volcano and find a piece of pumice stone to replace the one that he accidentally broke back at the museum. Along the way he comes jaw to jaw with the mighty T-rex, which takes quite an interest in Hatty's backpack. But will he succeed in time before the museum opens.

Jen and Small are having a sleepover, but Small doesn’t have a toothbrush that’s her size. Dylan the dinosaur comes to visit, Small flies off to see how peppers grow, and the two friends cook up a falafel-saurus for their Jurassic guest.

In this episode, Dee encourages a friend to say ‘dinosaur’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of dinosaurs – big, baby and scaly ones. There’s a stomping dinosaur, a running dinosaur, a disco dinosaur, and even a drumming dinosaur! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

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

Out for a walk, the Squirrels spot an interesting poster - it’s King Tiger advertising his Roar Talent Show. Naturally, the Squirrels are very keen to take part. First, they need to find their talents. After they spend some time searching, Narrator explains that ‘finding their talents’ means working out what they are good at. So, the Squirrels practise their skills until they are ready to face an audience.

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.

It's the day of the Biggleton Big Match and Momo the Athlete and Khadija the Artist are busy in the park painting white lines on the pitch. Aleem the Baker arrives at work to discover yellow splats all over his shop. Police Officer Liam discovers that the yellow splats are custard. He and Aleem follow the trail of splats, which leads them to a dinosaur who likes custard. They welcome the dinosaur to Biggleton and take her on a tour of the town, but she causes problems everywhere she goes.

Grandmaster Glitch goes on a desert adventure to uncover a mysterious lost city. If only it hadn't already been discovered! As Glitch attempts to beat a group of tourists to Petra in Jordan, he crashes his Grimbler in the Siq gorge. Vibrations from the Grimblers engines shake the surrounding area, causing the treasury building to shake apart. Can the Go Jetters save the ancient city.

Meet the Go Jetters, four explorers on a global adventure! Glitch gets into a mountain of trouble as the Go Jetters climb the Matterhorn.

Dylan the dino expert wants to discover dinosaur bones, but assembling them into a dinosaur shape is a lot harder than finding them.

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

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

Ben meets Hussain and Hassan at a garden to learn about insects. They pretend to be bees and explore a bug hotel. Mr Tumble is in amongst the flowers trying to make friends with a bee. There's an arty spotty surprise making boingy butterflies. Featuring signs for the words bee, insect and caterpillar.

Dad and his mates hit the backyard ready to rip up some tree stumps.

Barry wants to play with Kari and struggles to share her with Thingy. After spoiling their fun, they come to see that sharing games together is the best way. We meet one Treasure Champ whose family is hosting a Jewish Shabbat meal and Treasure Champ twins who have to share everything! Storyteller Omar, with the help of a few friends, tells the biblical story of the feeding of the 5,000.

Preschool comedy drama series. The Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to Mrs Hobbs' house, hoping to show her how well behaved he has become.

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

Oona and Silky meet some 'scary' creatures and help Bernie get home safely.

Norman wants to get a pet dinosaur, but Nick and the Popcasters don't think this is a good idea. They try to convince Norman to pick another pet.

Carter practises riding a balance bike with Marlie, and Seren aims to knock down as many pins as possible in a game of tenpin bowling.

Covering up for Lily and Stede, Pat gets tangled up in a web of lies and bad deeds.

Dad and Cosima both think they're the best at pranking. Their prank war quickly spirals out of control, until Big Lizard finally reveals Proxima's real pranking champion.

At Squirrel Club, Duggee forgets how to woof, Duggly comes to visit, Roly celebrates Potato Time, and Billy teaches everyone the Bugatron dance.

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

Andy, Jen and Scout head to Patagonia, South America on a baby animal mission in search of puma cubs. The mission is made more critical when a blizzard descends. Andy must lead the mother and her cubs to a nearby cave for protection.

Mae and Aimee teach Leapy how to put together a tune using simple notes mixed up as they perform the Sound of Music’s iconic song, ‘Do Re Mi’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

Kari has sacrificed time and energy preparing for an obstacle race in the hope of winning a trophy for her collection, but Barry hasn’t trained and struggles in the race. Kari sacrifices her chance of winning to go back and help her friend, and to say thanks Barry gives her one of his trophies, which Kari puts in pride of place with her other awards. One young Treasure Champ has decided to sacrifice some of her hair for a wig-making charity, and another shows how devoting lots of time to training can result in being a fantastic gymnast. Plus storyteller Gemma tells the Biblical story of The Widow’s Mite.

Dad and his mates hit the backyard ready to rip up some tree stumps.

Big Lizard is jealous of the vacuum cleaner and hides it from Dad and Cosima. Ammon decides it's her new best friend, whilst Cosima reassures Big Lizard that he will always be her BFF.

It’s time for the interschool sports day! However, Moxy’s hyper-competitiveness starts to overshadow the events on the field, causing the Odd Socks to make a stand.

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

Oona and Otto practise their flying skills together.

John's yellow bouncy ball is too bouncy, but Sarah thinks she knows where the solution can be found.

Children's mixed-media animation. Charlie loves his little sister Lola, even if at times she can be exasperating. Playing piggy in the middle is fun, but you need other people. Charlie is going out and Lotta has a cold. Lola has no one to play with, until she remembers her imaginary friend Soren Lorenson.

Tiny has invited the Wols for a day out on the Clangers Planet. She has planned a whole lot of activities for them all. She is going to show them her bedcave, introduce them to everyone they haven’t met before, give them soup to eat and then end with a wonderful musical extravaganza. But she hadn’t counted on the Wols curiosity and soon the Wols are leading Small and Tiny a merry chase. But all’s well that ends well – at least until Major Clanger decides to join in the music.

Everyone is enjoying a ride on the Pinky Ponk, but Tombliboo Ooo is more interested in drinking all the Pinky Ponk juice. Inevitably his tummy is too full, so Tombliboo Unn and Tombliboo Eee help him to bed and play music to make him feel better.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! A story read by a special guest. Eddie Redmayne reads a story about a little girl who wonders which animal would make the best pet.

This one-hour programme is a birthday tribute celebrating the life and work of Dame Vera Lynn, including exclusive access to Dame Vera as she watches home movies and videos from the past with her daughter Virginia. It tells the story of a working-class girl from Essex who changed the lives of so many and whose career spanned a whole century - singing at seven to help pay the family bills, falling accidentally into the limelight and still singing right up to today. Dame Vera can't read music. She has never had singing lessons and even refused to change her singing style to fit in with the fashions of the day. Yet she sang at the Queen's sixteenth birthday and calls the royal family her friends. We meet the war heroes whose hearts she touched as she brought memories from Britain to the front line and find out how celebrities like Miriam Margolyes, Barry Humphries, Tim Rice and Sir Paul McCartney are still touched by Dame Vera's voice. We discover why she is a national treasure and see her humility shine through - she really can't understand what all the fuss is about, despite being one of the greatest female singers this country has ever produced.

Coverage of the 1995 Royal Tournament from Earls Court in London, where the Royal Air Force is joined by service men, women and musicians from Britain's Second World War allies, including contingents from the Commonwealth, Russia, the United States and France on the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. Her Majesty the Queen reviews a special party of Victoria Cross recipients, and other highlights include the Royal Naval Field Gun competition, the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and the RAF Motor Sports Display Team.

Televised staging from 1994 of the English National Opera's production of Benjamin Britten's best-known opera, which tells the story of a misfit fisherman, harried to death by a small, unforgiving and hypocritical community on the east coast of England.

This one-hour programme is a birthday tribute celebrating the life and work of Dame Vera Lynn, including exclusive access to Dame Vera as she watches home movies and videos from the past with her daughter Virginia. It tells the story of a working-class girl from Essex who changed the lives of so many and whose career spanned a whole century - singing at seven to help pay the family bills, falling accidentally into the limelight and still singing right up to today. Dame Vera can't read music. She has never had singing lessons and even refused to change her singing style to fit in with the fashions of the day. Yet she sang at the Queen's sixteenth birthday and calls the royal family her friends. We meet the war heroes whose hearts she touched as she brought memories from Britain to the front line and find out how celebrities like Miriam Margolyes, Barry Humphries, Tim Rice and Sir Paul McCartney are still touched by Dame Vera's voice. We discover why she is a national treasure and see her humility shine through - she really can't understand what all the fuss is about, despite being one of the greatest female singers this country has ever produced.

Coverage of the 1995 Royal Tournament from Earls Court in London, where the Royal Air Force is joined by service men, women and musicians from Britain's Second World War allies, including contingents from the Commonwealth, Russia, the United States and France on the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. Her Majesty the Queen reviews a special party of Victoria Cross recipients, and other highlights include the Royal Naval Field Gun competition, the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and the RAF Motor Sports Display Team.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

The Colourblocks meet a new animal - but what colour is it? Learn about a creature that can change colour with the Colourblocks.

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.

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

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

Bingo is upset playing a game at dinner, and nothing seems to make her happy again.

Animated adventure comedy series. Some runaway Chinese drums roll towards the Forbidden City. Can the Go Jetters stop them.

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.

Professor Natquik finds a red fox has moved into his home as a storm traps them both in.

The Numberblocks make a new friend, football fan Eleven, who gets them all in training for the big match. Learn all about the number 11 with Numberblock Eleven.

When Alphablocks E and S offer to help with his party, Alphablock Y says, YES. Each time he has a new idea, Y realises that he needs more than one of each thing. One party HAT, one CUP and one BUN won’t be enough. Fortunately, S knows how to make plurals: 'When you need more than one, add an S and see the fun!' Soon, they have HATS, CUPS and BUNS galore. But when they need a second BUS to pick up the guests, adding an S doesn’t work. This time, E can help too – BUSES. Is the party a success? Yes.

A scaly little visitor gives Nick and Norman an idea for today’s Popcast Song.

Justin Fletcher entertains a live audience of children with singing, dancing and comedy chaos. Justin, Robert and Little Monster prepare for a special visit from the king, but will Justin's House be fun enough to get the royal seal of approval? Guest starring Chris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘tiger’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a big tiger, a baby tiger, a stripy tiger and a growling tiger. We meet a swimming tiger, a climbing tiger, a cheeky tiger and even a tiger at a tea party! The journey is repeated with some surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Declan learns that there are some things we just don’t know the answer to, but that’s OK.

Dylan the hotel cleaner wants to make his guest's room cosy for bedtime, but he accidentally washes the guest's teddy and needs to dry it, fast.

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

Justin is down on the farm with his friends where they meet a chicken, find some eggs and get creative. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble finds a wiggly worm in Grandad Tumble's garden.

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

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

Max absolutely loves dinosaurs, so the thought of going on a fossil hunt is like a dream come true. We join the start of his journey as he goes to see a Tyrannosaurus skeleton at a museum with his mum and dad. Afterwards, they head over to a beach to see if they can spot any fossils but soon discover that they're more tricky to find than they first realised. Dad gives Max a fossil brick to practise with, and they meet up with the local fossil expert, Martin, who thinks he might be able to help them with their search. After a quick lesson on how fossils are formed, Martin takes Max and his dad to a different beach to go on a fossil expedition, where they begin the hunt for some real fossils.

It’s bath time in Higgledy-Piggledy, but Triggs can’t find his bath toy, Denis the Ducky. They embark on a bubble-tastic submarine adventure to the bottom of the ocean, but can Captain Maddie and Lieutenant Triggs rescue Denis the Ducky before it’s too late.

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

It's an adventure on the high seas as Bluey, Bingo and Missy play pirates on the hammock swing. They'll need to find their courage to withstand storms and whale attacks.

The Squirrels are playing at the clubhouse when there is a knock at the door. It's Chipmunk with a special delivery for Duggee and the Squirrels. Duggee opens the envelope and takes out the card inside: 'It is with very great pleasure that I invite Duggee and the Squirrels to my wedding.' King Tiger has met his perfect partner and is getting married. It's going to be a royal wedding.

Zac takes on a tree trail challenge with help from coach Kemari, while Bethan practises knocking over cups in tin can alley.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk along the coast and the river to a place where they can sail their boats. On the way they fly to space on a giant anchor, find a bridge with a bit missing, have a close-up look at an old rope and even meet a sleepy dragon.

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.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen is being an artist today and trying to paint a cheetah, but she has run out of paint for the spots. They are visited by Ada the Artist and cook her a delicious arty pancake.

Biff and Chip are playing magicians when one of Biff’s magic spells makes Floppy vanish! The twins search everywhere for Floppy before he appears in Wilf and Wilma’s garden. How did he get there? Does Biff have real magic powers? Desperate to try some magic of his own, Wilf casts another spell while Chip discovers the real secret behind all this magic.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects associated with the colour purple, from lavender to purple sea urchins. We explore purple found in nature as well as the association of the colour to royalty. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour purple.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet some Asian elephants and give them a shower with a giant hose. They see how the elephants use their trunk in lots of different ways and discover more about these very clever animals. Their next animal is the ring-tailed lemur, which they meet face to face and learn what they use their long stripey tails for. Finally, Steve and Aneeshwar find what the wild connection is between these two animals.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that all move in a really cool way. Grace has a drive in a lowrider and makes it bounce, shows off a car that can drive over other cars in a traffic jam, and does some cool doughnuts in a drift car.

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.

One has found a way to keep adding Ones all the way to Ninety-nine. But what on earth comes next? Learn to count to 99 or so with the Numberblocks.

Alphablock I is having a dance party - by herself! Can her friends help her see the light on disco night? This episode introduces the long I sound, the trigraph '-igh-', the digraphs '-ie-' and '-i-e-' and the words bright, light, night, pie, tie, like, shine and fine.

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

Black and White arrive in Colourland. Learn about two colours that are very different from the other Colourblocks.

Animated preschool series. Duggee's made some delicious pancakes, but the clubhouse is out of honey. Time for the bees to get busy.

TapTap’s sister, TipTop, comes for a visit and amazes Yukee with her drumming skills. She is deaf, and she drums just as well as TapTap, making Yukee wonder how she does it. With TipTop’s help, Yukee learns how to feel the music.