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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘bag’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bags - a big bag, a tiny bag and a shiny bag. There’s a sleeping bag, a beeping bag and even a leaping bag! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu has trouble finding a new book she enjoys as much as her last one.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Brown takes the Colourblocks exploring in the forest. Learn different ways to mix brown with the Colourblocks.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Weasy shows off his pedal car. The Ducklings want to try it out, but Weasy refuses because they are too small. The Ducklings see an experiment on the Farm of the Future that could solve their problem: a device that makes you grow.

Mojo and Bo are great at picking apples with Mojo’s crane top. But Preston’s drone might be even better... until it accidentally scoops up Felix. Mojo and Bo are on the chase.

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

Bluey discovers that mothering is much harder than she imagined.

The Piripenguins face a few tricky problems, but they discover that swapping items and working together can provide clever solutions, turning a regular day into an extraordinary one.

WARNING : show starts before 16:55!! The Piripenguins face a few tricky problems, but they discover that swapping items and working together can provide clever solutions, turning a regular day into an extraordinary one.

When Jen accidentally destroys a video of an Arctic fox, Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile and heads to the Arctic to re-record the action on his gizmo. But a hungry polar bear and a snowstorm thwart his every move. Can Andy record a new video of the Arctic fox before Mr Hammond notices the old one was destroyed.

It's the day of Jess's 'bring a pet' birthday party. Gramps is one of the first to arrive with Muckypups and Thor, two pugs he's dogsitting for the day, and AJ and Anaya have also brought their pets, a gecko called Leo and three fish, Dipper, Dapper and Dopper. Simon and Waffle put on a show for their excited guests, performing the amazing tricks Waffle has mastered. Next to arrive is Mr Meagre and his talking parrot, Pickles. Pickles gives Waffle a run for his money when it comes to entertaining, and the two compete to be the star of the show. When everyone's attention turns to Pickles, Waffle, with the help of Simon and Doug, comes up with a plan to steal back the limelight.

When Neil the postie delivers Gran Gran’s mail early in the morning, JoJo is amazed to discover that some grown-ups go to work when she's asleep. JoJo and Gran Gran spend the day learning all about night-time workers, such as bus drivers and paramedics.

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

WARNING : show starts before 17:45!! Sarah and Duck discover a Lemon Cafe in the park, but it seems to be nearly closing time..

It's a hot day on Puffin Rock, and Oona, May and Marvin want to swim in the pond, but the water has dried up. Even the frogs are gone - except one, but he's hopping away too. Where is he going? The friends hop along to find out - follow the frog sounds like a fun game! The frog leads them all over the island. Can they keep up with him and find his friends.

Baby Soup Dragon is upset because his mother won't let him use her big ladle and help make the soup. Tiny and Small tell him not to worry, he can help them instead. He does, and he enjoys it so much that he decides he wants to be a Clanger instead of a Soup Dragon. But after a little while, the Clangers are not so sure this is a good idea.

MeMo and BaBa water a flower and give some thirsty Tweeties a drink too. At Play Time, they play with a present wrapped in flower petals and take turns unwrapping it, revealing a new layer of petal wrapping each time. At Yummy Time, they use petals as napkins. They bring the present to the Bay of Books, where they remove the final wrapping and reveal a wonderful surprise just in time for Storytime.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy join the Tombliboos for a ride on the Pinky Ponk.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Legendary Olympian Dame Laura Kenny reads a sweet story celebrating the joy of cycling.

In Coventry, Michael recalls the destruction by the German Luftwaffe of the city’s gothic cathedral in November 1940. He hears how architect Basil Spence won a competition to build it anew and tours the breathtakingly modernist concrete structure built alongside the medieval ruin. And from the city's recently redeveloped station, he heads to the factory of the London Electric Vehicle Company, manufacturers of the iconic London taxi. Heading south to Royal Leamington Spa, Michael visits the Guide Dogs for the Blind National Centre, established in the town in 1941. Michael learns how the organisation was founded and how dogs are bred today.

Scott Mills presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 April 1999 and featuring Cartoons, Des'ree, New Radicals, Billie Piper, TLC, Mariah Carey, B*Witched and Flat Beat.

Paul Rose explores the Jurassic Coast, taking a walk through some two hundred million years of the earth's history. He uncovers prehistoric treasures in Charmouth and greets hatching signets at Abbotsbury Swannery.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 4 April 1999 and featuring New Radicals, Mariah Carey, Another Level, Phats & Small, Reef, Catatonia, Eminem and Flat Beat.

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

Peter Powell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 15 February 1979 and featuring The Dooleys, Generation X, Alan Price, The Pretenders, Lene Lovich, The Skids, The Three Degrees and Blondie. With dance sequences by Legs & Co.

Simon Mayo and Peter Powell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 12 February 1987. Featuring Level 42, Ben E King, Pepsi & Shirlie, Five Star, Carly Simon, Vesta Williams, Aretha Franklin and George Michael, and Taffy.

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

David Hamilton presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 24 June 1976 and featuring Pilot, Bryan Ferry, Demis Roussos, The New Seekers, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Johnny Nash, Lee Garrett, Osibisa, Art Garfunkel, The Real Thing and The Beach Boys.

Tony Blackburn presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 8 July 1976 and featuring Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, Billy Ocean, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, 5000 Volts, The Real Thing and Candy Staton.

A selection of classic heartbreaking BBC performances from some of music’s biggest stars, including George Michael, Amy Winehouse, Sam Smith, Taylor Swift and soul legend Dionne Warwick.

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

In Coventry, Michael recalls the destruction by the German Luftwaffe of the city’s gothic cathedral in November 1940. He hears how architect Basil Spence won a competition to build it anew and tours the breathtakingly modernist concrete structure built alongside the medieval ruin. And from the city's recently redeveloped station, he heads to the factory of the London Electric Vehicle Company, manufacturers of the iconic London taxi. Heading south to Royal Leamington Spa, Michael visits the Guide Dogs for the Blind National Centre, established in the town in 1941. Michael learns how the organisation was founded and how dogs are bred today.

Paul Rose explores the Jurassic Coast, taking a walk through some two hundred million years of the earth's history. He uncovers prehistoric treasures in Charmouth and greets hatching signets at Abbotsbury Swannery.

Sam Willis looks at the history of the castle from its first appearance with the Normans in 1066 to the longest siege on English soil at Kenilworth Castle 200 years later. The castle arrived as an instrument of invasion but soon became a weapon with which unruly barons challenged the Crown. Tintagel Castle, the place where King Arthur is said to have been conceived, is also on the itinerary. It remains one of the most evocative of castles to this day, drawing visitors from around the world with its tales of myth and legend.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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Tish is extra curious today, but her mum and dad can't answer every single question of hers. Tish imagines a wondrous adventure with ants and answers the questions for herself. After a day of flying a plane with ants and painting the sky pink, Tish runs in and breathlessly explains everything she has learned to Pola and Rosa.

Bing wants to try Coco's hula hoop. It's harder than it looks, but they all find lots of other hoopy games on the way. Just as Bing almost gets it right, he gets carried away with spinning and breaks the hoop. Coco is upset she can't hula anymore - until Bing and Charlie remind her of all the other games they can still do with the bent hoop.

Laa-Laa has fun watching Dipsy stretch up, like a very tall tower. The Tubby Toaster goes crazy and fires out lots of Tubby Toast which ends up in a tall tower too. The Teletubbies watch children climb the stairs to the top of a tall tower in Tummy Tales.

Preschool animation. A trip to the park is the perfect opportunity for Tee to fly his kite and for Mo to try out her new pop-up tent.

Evil Pea freezes the Veggies so she can take over the whole supermarket. Chilli’s heat unfreezes Supertato, who then races on lolly-stick skis to thwart Evil Pea and save the day.

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

When a lost bird takes a liking to Bo, it is up to Mojo to fly it home. But it’s a stormy trip, and Bo will need to do some flying of his own.

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.

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

Dad whinges that Bluey and Bingo are too different, so Bluey plans to make them more alike.

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

Grandmaster Glitch has taken his teddy, Cuddles, to Ilulissat in Greenland to show him the sights, but Cuddles falls out of Grim HQ and gets stuck in the snow. The Grimbots melt the ice around Cuddles, and Glitch then uses Grim HQ to pull up the massive chunk of ice and carry it into the air. The Go Jetters are also in Ilulissat trying to spot some whales. They learn that Ilulissat means iceberg and that an iceberg is a huge chunk of ice which forms on land and then breaks off into the sea. Just then, Glitch's heavy iceberg falls from Grim HQ and starts sliding down the hill towards the town. The Go Jetters need to stop it and protect the town.

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.

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

The friends visit a puzzling pyramid that’s all about bar charts. To get inside and discover what mysteries it holds, they must learn how to read the charts. Join the brave friends as they crack the codes and solve the most important puzzle of all - how to get out again.

Alphablock G and her friends come across Alphablock S pushing up some mysterious signs. They learn to read them and discover that each one is an instruction. JOG tells them to run on a travelator. They HOP across some stepping stones and then clamber UP a net. Finally, they GET IN a gravity ball that rolls them back to the start of what they now realise is a super game devised by S. They can’t wait to have another go.

My AstroBurp Challenge is ready for launch! Are you ready to activate light speed? In this challenge, we're going to blast through squats, star jumps and burpees. Final destination: the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

Bella and Lift take it slow, trying to be like their new friend, Cedric the Snail. In the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie have a snail slime race. But which team will win, Team King or Team Queen? In Boxtropolis, Sketch splats a picture of a swirly, whirly flower and a swirly, whirly snail shell! And Hettie the Yeti has an idea for a groovy flower dance.

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

Bing and Sula find a potato in Amma's vegetable patch with a comical face, so they take it under their wing, naming it Nosey. The two children look after Nosey and show him around the creche, but unfortunately Nosey goes down the slide too quickly and his nose falls off. Amma shows them how to plant both bits of potato so that they can grow new potatoes.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘tree’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see all sorts of trees – a small tree, a red tree, a white tree and a lighting-up-at-night tree! There’s a prickly tree, a tickly tree and even a friendly family of trees. 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.

Gus finds his own voice when a talking toy he likes loses its voice.

Rebecca and Keith, Fine Forest’s best friends, have fallen out. Fred calls the Piggies for help. Fixing a friendship is harder than building.

The Twirlywoos watch a carpenter who is working in her garden. They see her pulling out a tape measure to measure a piece of wood, which they find very interesting. While she goes to fetch her toolbox, the Twirlywoos take the end of the tape measure and pull it out all the way across the garden, where they hide in a bush just as the carpenter returns. A tug of war ensues between the Twirlywoos and the carpenter. Suddenly the Hooter summons the Twirlywoos home, just as the carpenter gives a really big pull, and she falls back in surprise! Back in the boat, Peekaboo is trying to pull a long vine out of the hole in the wall when the Twirlywoos return. As Peekaboo rushes back into the hole, the vine is left outside. The Twirlywoos are curious about the vine, and they pull on the end of it. Peekaboo responds by pulling the other end back through the hole, and it turns into a tug of war. Eventually the Twirlywoos pull so hard that Peekaboo is pulled out of the hiding place and goes flying over their heads.

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

Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po laugh themselves silly with a funny joke, but when they tell it to Dipsy, it doesn't tickle Dipsy in the same way. But Dipsy's funny dance does and when Dipsy dances again, the Teletubbies all laugh together. In Tummy Tales, children have fun being silly in a park.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Alara, Samaa, Reece, Eleanor, Ty’lana and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is are some scented lavender bags, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are smelly. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate smelly objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The children’s nursery rhyme Ring A Ring O' Roses features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring smelly things too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee joins her friend Ellie-Mai in the park for a picnic and a game of I-spy.

It's a hot summer's day in Higgledy Piggledy, and Granny is taking Maddie and Triggs to visit Mr Moon's shop for a treat. Maddie is confused because the shop doesn't seem like much fun. But Mr Moon has more than a few surprises and tasty treats up his sleeve.

Dylan the museum worker wants to put on an exciting exhibit, but the subject disappears. He needs to find it and get it back in place before the museum opens.

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

Minty soars over the valley on a baby Bokchoydactyl's back.

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 meet a chameleon called Cosey and learn about how to blend into their surroundings, earning their Camouflage Badges in the process.

Follow the sound of the Whistlers, Game Catchers.

Timmy's attempts at tidying his toys are rather slapdash, so Harriet shows him how it should be done. Timmy gets the tidying bug and is soon tidying everything away - not just his own things, but all his friends' too! What will they say when they find their things are missing.

Amanpreet and her family are off on a animal adventure! They visit a safari park where they join the lions for a spot of lunch from the safety of their safari bus. Later, Amanpreet turns her hand to zookeeping. The rhino’s need a mud bath and Amanpreet is ready to help - it’s a mucky job, but someone has to do it! She also gets to feed the giraffes, but will the gentle giants be tempted by her cabbage buffet.

Aniyah is cooking a Brazilian national dish for us today: feijoada, a stew containing black beans and lots of other delicious ingredients, which is served with rice. Aniyah works hard to prepare all the ingredients, including squeezing her own fresh orange juice and tearing up cabbage leaves to go on top. Brazil is famous for its carnivals, so Aniyah's table is carnival-themed, complete with bright, colourful headdresses for her friends to wear while they eat.

Jessie finds out all about some very speedy teeny tiny creatures – lizards. Chantelle joins Tom and Harvey to discover what lizards eat. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are at a country park trying to find the super speedy creatures who are very good at hiding. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain the differences between lizards and newts, how big lizards grow and which species can change colour. It’s also time to find out how lizards help the planet as predators. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make some great lizard art.

Tinks is a disability assistance dog for her owner Charli, who has a condition that makes it painful for her to pick things up or to push and pull things. Tinks uses her super fetch skills to help Charli every day. The smallest of the Dog Squad gang, Tinks is a little Lhasa apso with lots of big dog energy. Charli is meeting her friend Annabel for lunch at the local café. They haven’t been out for a lunch treat for ages, and the café’s speciality is Tinks’s favourite – chicken. First, Charli parks her car using her blue parking badge and then gets her wheelchair out of the boot using a hoist. Tinks then helps Charli go into the café, find a table and go to the counter to order their lunch. But when the café owner sees Tinks, he tells Charli that they only allow in guide dogs and that Tinks will have to wait outside. Brave Tinks summons all her big dog energy to help Charli persuade the owner to let them stay and enjoy their chicken sandwich.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet two tapirs, Inca and Mani - a mother and her son. These incredible animals are almost like three animals in one, with a body resembling a pig, the feet of a rhino and the nose of an elephant. Next, they head into the dark to encounter another animal that loves fruit: the fruit bat, or flying fox. Hanging upside down, the flying foxes feed nearby, giving Aneeshwar and Lizzie the chance to meet these furry-faced bats. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover the wild connection between these two remarkable animals.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘t’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We meet a turtle, shake our tails and see a tiger in a tall tent! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s letter sound.

Ten puts the Numberblobs to sleep by singing them a special version of the nursery rhyme Ten in the Bed.

When T's tip-top new top hat blows away, it's time for some hat chasing to get it back before the big tea party. This episode has fun with '-ap' and the words hat, fan, pet, bat, zap, yap and tap.

Go and Stop are playing in the forest when they meet Little Frog. When Little Frog shows them her favourite move - hopping, something magical happens... a Do Block appears, and the Do Block is called Hop! Go, Hop and Stop discover that when they join hands, Wonder Magic happens. It makes Little Frog leap high into the air. And when Little Frog leaps onto some springy moss using Wonder Magic, she hops up into the apple tree and makes the delicious apples tumble down. There are enough apples for everyone.

Brown takes the Colourblocks exploring in the forest. Learn different ways to mix brown 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 a radio station decides to broadcast from Yukee’s garden, she finds herself with an unexpected guest spot.

Justin goes on an outdoor adventure with his friend. They build a den, meet an owl and sing around a campfire. Meanwhile, the Tumble family go on a camping trip, but Aunt Polly's snoring keeps everyone awake.

It's a cold day in Teletubbyland - so cold that it's snowing! The Teletubbies find big snowballs, dance with a snowman and watch children make a caterpillar out of snow.

Preschool children's series about animals that live together on a huge patchwork blanket. Patchwork Bee hurts her wing and can't fly! Can the Patchwork Pals find a way to help.

Raa Raa wants to find the perfect noise to partner his friend Huffty in a tune. He hears an amazing new noise but does not know what made it. He sets out on a noisy discovery to find out how to recreate this wonderful new noise.

Miss Collie challenges the pups to build a raft to carry a dog biscuit across a paddling pool. Woofer and Jazz both have great ideas for building the raft, but Dodge can't decide whose idea is better. All the other teams are creating some impressive rafts before Dodge, Woofer and Jazz have even started. The pups learn that working together is the key to success.

Know-it-all antiques 'expert' Ann Teak examines a valuable piggy bank, gardener Will Barrow has problems with a thirsty butterfly, newsreader Arthur Sleep tells some more groan-inducing jokes and fitness guru Keith Fitt demonstrates how to do press-ups. Prehistoric cave dwellers Ug and Ig play a game with some dice made out of rock, lovable old storyteller Storybook Stan tries to tell a funny story but ends up laughing too much and pantomime dame Nana Knickerbocker mistakes a coffee morning for the panto Cinderella. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes, and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally, there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that you have to Stand-Up on! Grace goes rides an Electric Surfboard, shows off an Jet Hoverboard and then goes for a ride through the forest on an off-road personal transporter.

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

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Peso and Kwazii venture down to the midnight zone to help a hurt creature, but what they find is a shipwreck, haunted by a spooky-looking long-armed squid.

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.

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

In the perilous plant aisle, Supertato and Evil Pea team up to find treasure as they have half a map each, but she tricks him and steals the map to find the treasure for herself.

The eagle family are performing synchronised flight. The Ducklings are blown away and join the eagle family, who teach them how to fly in formation. Weasy feels left out and finds a way to fly 'for real' so that he can also take part.

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.

Dad whinges that Bluey and Bingo are too different, so Bluey plans to make them more alike.

Jack’s the new dog at school and the newest recruit in Rusty’s army. Jack struggles with following instructions and always forgets his hat, but Rusty will make a soldier of him yet.

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

When Andy inadvertently loses some kapok tree seeds that Mr Hammond was hoping to plant in the chimp enclosure, it's up to Andy to jet off to Africa in his safari-mobile and track down some more. Shrinking down to the size of a baby chimp, he embarks on an epic adventure, swinging through the trees in search of replacement kapok seeds.

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

JoJo and Gran Gran are drinking hot chocolate in the park cafe when a robin lands on their table. JoJo learns that some birds fly away in the winter – that’s called migration.

Animation. Venus has attempted to redecorate the night sky, but now Sarah cannot find any of her favourite constellations.

Oona and Baba plan a surprise for Mama and Papa - they're going to collect some lovely, bright flowers for them! Baba comes across a honey bee in the meadow. Wherever bees are, there will be flowers, because they know where the best ones are! Oona, Baba and the bees find lots of beautiful flowers, but when they get to the Undergrowth, the pufflings see more bees than they bargained for.

Tiny and Small find a box that has fallen from space. It contains just two circles of black cloth, but these are no ordinary circles - they are holes, and one leads to another. Tiny and Small are very excited and try to tell Major about their discovery, but he is too busy to listen and so they decide to do their own experiments, with quite amazing results.

MeMo and BaBa are doing a funny dance when a leaf sticks to MeMo’s foot. MeMo tries to shake it off, but it attaches to BaBa. The sticky leaf comes with them to the Play Tree, where they play with a dancing flower while doing the sticky leaf dance. The Yummies get stuck to the sticky leaf, so MeMo and BaBa help to free them. At Storytime, Gramma Leeba uses the sticky leaf as a bookmark.

Tombliboo Ooo is building a tower of bricks. Tombliboo Eee spots her favourite brick in Ooo's tower and knocks it over trying to get her brick. Ooo is upset about his tower and starts to play sad music on the Tombliboo piano. The sad music makes Eee and Unn sad as well, so they join in. The Tombliboos' sad music makes everybody else in the garden sad. Tombliboo Unn decides to start playing the Tombliboo drums. The Tombliboos begin to play happy music which makes everyone happy again.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! BBC Radio 2 DJs come together to make one sweet song in a joyous celebration of how music connects us all.

Scott Mills presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 April 1999 and featuring Cartoons, Des'ree, New Radicals, Billie Piper, TLC, Mariah Carey, B*Witched and Flat Beat.

In the summer of 1998 a mysterious hole appeared in a barley field in distant Orkney. The cause - a burial chamber sunk into the ground - untouched for 5,000 years. Julian Richards joins a team of investigative police officers and archaeologists as they gradually remove the skeletons from the tomb to look for clues about our Stone Age ancestors. He reveals a bizarre tale of their lives and deaths.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 4 April 1999 and featuring New Radicals, Mariah Carey, Another Level, Phats & Small, Reef, Catatonia, Eminem and Flat Beat.

Michael Portillo’s railway journey reaches the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, where work is underway on a section of the biggest project of new railway infrastructure in Britain for a hundred years: HS2. In the Tudor town of Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, Michael visits the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, home since 1961 to the Royal Shakespeare Company. In Birmingham, Michael recalls the redevelopment of the whole city centre during the 1960s and the arrival of black and Asian communities in areas where he once tried to enter parliament. In the Prince of Wales pub in Handsworth, he investigates the fusion of Asian and British cultural influences which produced modern Bhangra music. Michael finishes this leg of his railway journey in the leafy suburb of Moseley, where in order to combat the housing shortage after the Second World War, prefabricated houses were put up - and, in some cases, remain to this day.

Peter Powell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 15 February 1979 and featuring The Dooleys, Generation X, Alan Price, The Pretenders, Lene Lovich, The Skids, The Three Degrees and Blondie. With dance sequences by Legs & Co.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Nick Moll, Bernard Cribbins, Valerie Masterson, Bill Pertwee, Terence Alexander, Des Lane and Ray C Davis.

Simon Mayo and Peter Powell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 12 February 1987. Featuring Level 42, Ben E King, Pepsi & Shirlie, Five Star, Carly Simon, Vesta Williams, Aretha Franklin and George Michael, and Taffy.

Basking in the glow of publicity from their last successful job, the Wainthropp Detective Agency has more work than it can handle. While Hetty tries to help a stricken village, can Robert and Geoffrey conduct their own case.

David Hamilton presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 24 June 1976 and featuring Pilot, Bryan Ferry, Demis Roussos, The New Seekers, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Johnny Nash, Lee Garrett, Osibisa, Art Garfunkel, The Real Thing and The Beach Boys.

French romance set in 1889, focusing on the enduring bond between gourmet chef Dodin and his cook of 20 years, Eugénie. Having shared a passion for food and a deep mutual respect, the two have been lovers as well as gastronomers for a long time, but Eugénie has refused to marry Dodin, who resolves to cook for her in order to woo her.

Tony Blackburn presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 8 July 1976 and featuring Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, Billy Ocean, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, 5000 Volts, The Real Thing and Candy Staton.

A selection of classic heartbreaking BBC performances from some of music’s biggest stars, including George Michael, Amy Winehouse, Sam Smith, Taylor Swift and soul legend Dionne Warwick.

In this compilation of clips from five of his eight appearances on Parkinson, Kenneth Williams gives vent to his dislike of theatre critics as well as Michael Parkinson, and gives his rendition of My Crepes Suzette. Contributors: John Betjeman, Patrick Campbell, Tom Lehrer, Annie Lewis, Tony Moss, Frank Muir, Robin Ray and Maggie Smith.

Aretha Franklin’s Don’t Play That Song is a message that’s thankfully ignored in this collection of tracks with tears, with some of music’s biggest stars pouring their hearts out in a selection of classic performances from the BBC's archives. Alongside the Queen of Soul are a diverse range of artists, including Dolly Parton, the Arctic Monkeys, One Direction, Boyz II Men and George Michael – all guaranteeing an irresistible musical mix of pleasure and pain.

WARNING : show starts before 00:50!! Aretha Franklin’s Don’t Play That Song is a message that’s thankfully ignored in this collection of tracks with tears, with some of music’s biggest stars pouring their hearts out in a selection of classic performances from the BBC's archives. Alongside the Queen of Soul are a diverse range of artists, including Dolly Parton, the Arctic Monkeys, One Direction, Boyz II Men and George Michael – all guaranteeing an irresistible musical mix of pleasure and pain.

Basking in the glow of publicity from their last successful job, the Wainthropp Detective Agency has more work than it can handle. While Hetty tries to help a stricken village, can Robert and Geoffrey conduct their own case.

Documentary exploring Kate Bush's career and music, from January 1978's Wuthering Heights to her 2011 album 50 Words for Snow, through the testimony of some of her key collaborators and those she has inspired. Contributors include the guitarist who discovered her (Pink Floyd's David Gilmour), the choreographer who taught her to dance (Lindsay Kemp) and the musician who she said 'opened her doors' (Peter Gabriel), as well as her engineer and ex-partner (Del Palmer) and several other collaborators (Elton John, Stephen Fry and Nigel Kennedy). Also exploring their abiding fascination with Kate are fans (John Lydon, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui) and musicians who have been influenced by her (St Vincent's Annie Clark, Natasha Khan (aka Bat for Lashes), Tori Amos, Outkast's Big Boi, Guy Garvey and Tricky), as well as writers and comedians who admire her (Jo Brand, Steve Coogan and Neil Gaiman).

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Nick Moll, Bernard Cribbins, Valerie Masterson, Bill Pertwee, Terence Alexander, Des Lane and Ray C Davis.

Between 1978 and 1994, Kate Bush appeared on a variety of BBC programmes, including Saturday Night at the Mill, Ask Aspel, the Leo Sayer Show, Wogan and Top of the Pops. This compilation showcases her performances of hit songs such as Wuthering Heights, Babooshka, Running up That Hill and Hounds of Love, alongside other intriguing and lesser-known material in the BBC studios.

Michael Portillo’s railway journey reaches the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, where work is underway on a section of the biggest project of new railway infrastructure in Britain for a hundred years: HS2. In the Tudor town of Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, Michael visits the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, home since 1961 to the Royal Shakespeare Company. In Birmingham, Michael recalls the redevelopment of the whole city centre during the 1960s and the arrival of black and Asian communities in areas where he once tried to enter parliament. In the Prince of Wales pub in Handsworth, he investigates the fusion of Asian and British cultural influences which produced modern Bhangra music. Michael finishes this leg of his railway journey in the leafy suburb of Moseley, where in order to combat the housing shortage after the Second World War, prefabricated houses were put up - and, in some cases, remain to this day.

In the summer of 1998 a mysterious hole appeared in a barley field in distant Orkney. The cause - a burial chamber sunk into the ground - untouched for 5,000 years. Julian Richards joins a team of investigative police officers and archaeologists as they gradually remove the skeletons from the tomb to look for clues about our Stone Age ancestors. He reveals a bizarre tale of their lives and deaths.

Tony Blackburn presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 8 July 1976 and featuring Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, Billy Ocean, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, 5000 Volts, The Real Thing and Candy Staton.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Series which mixes live action and animation, featuring the magical Baby Jake, who giggles and gurgles his way through enchanting adventures. Baby Jake and Nibbles the Rabbit go on a vegetable patch adventure and play wriggling.

The Go Jetters join Ubercorn in the Go Jet Academy to try out a brand new click-on: the GO Vac, a supervacuum that can suck up bad weather. In order to put it to the test, Ubercorn creates a small hailstorm cloud inside the dome and Lars tries to suck it up with the GO Vac. However, Glitch appears and tries to show off his new 'Grim-o-Freeze' and zaps the cloud. Instead of disappearing, it grows in size and ferocity, breaking the roof with a smash. The sudden change in pressure blows everyone about inside the dome and the cloud blows outside, taking Glitch and the Grimbots with it. The Go Jetters need to catch it fast so launch their brand new vehicle, the Truckster.

It is bedtime, but where is Hoppity? Bing remembers playing with him in the garden, but now it is all dark out there and he doesn't really like the dark. Flop finds Bing's carrot torch and together they set off into the dark on an adventure. But where is Hoppity.

It’s Take-a-Treat Day, and Love Monster is wearing a gumball machine costume and is on his way to meet Bad Idea Puppy. They’re going to go treat-taking together, and Bad Idea Puppy is determined to set a new Fluffytown speed-treat-taking record. He’s wearing a rocket costume with various buttons and panels on it. He readies a stopwatch and a map, then sprints off leaving Love Monster behind. Bad Idea Puppy goes so fast that he whooshes all the treats up. He says he needs to go even faster to beat the speed-treat record. He presses a button on his costume, and wheels pop out of his shoes. He zooms off again, leaving Love Monster waddling after him. He presses another button on his costume, and out pops a huge gramophone-like nozzle, connected to his treat bag. Bad Idea Puppy announces the device as his Turbo-Take-a-Treat-a-Tron and zooms off again, determined to beat the record.

A camping trip with Preston goes very wrong when he won’t let them use Mojo’s tops. But camping Preston’s way soon starts a fire. It’s Mojo and Bo to the rescue.

Wilson and Brewster switch places for the day to prove who has the tougher job.

A stuck baby Kiwimammathus needs help from Ginger and baby Pea-Rexes to get back home.

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

Supertato, Carrot and Tomato are exploring in the plant aisle when they hear a strange noise. They follow the noise and meet the famous Kiwi the Explorer, who needs their help.

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.

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

The Squirrels find a hidden book about mythical creatures. They learn and discover a wide range of mythical creatures, create their own and find out why the book was hidden in the first place.

The Squirrels try the ultimate achievement of counting to 100 to earn their counting badge.

Animated adventure comedy series. The team dives into action as Glitch's treasure hunt endangers the Great Barrier Reef.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When Captain Barnacles and Peso get lost in the icy Arctic sea, a pod of orcas help the Octonauts find them.

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

Theo turns an errand to fetch a new ball into an imaginative quest to find a lion at the Den. Meanwhile, Barry’s practising being a lion mascot for the day - will the two meet.

Ben meets Leith at a farm to see the different animals that live there, including donkeys, pigs and chickens. Mr Tumble is at the farm too, and he's trying to keep his brand new wellies clean. There's an animal guessing game in the spotty surprise. Featuring the signs for farm, muddy and chicken.

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.

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

Duggee helps the Squirrels learn about all the amazing things trees do for the creatures who live among them, and earn their tree badges in the process.

Duggee and the Squirrels go on a mission to contain an outbreak when Roly inadvertently goes on the run with the world’s smelliest cheese, earning Cheese badges in the process.

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

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

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

Weasy promises to go camping with the Ducklings, but he wants to watch football instead. During half-time, Weasy attempts to finish camping as quickly as possible.

Doc Ock makes statues. Spidey's boots are taken.

A storm carries sharks into a swamp, so the Octonauts must help all the creatures coexist.

Peggy is judging an art contest, but a storm puts it in jeopardy. Can Stan save the day? And who will win the competition.

Carrot is determined to save Supertato from Evil Pea’s trap without help from Prickly Pear.

Aliens invade Peak City, and everyone is ready to fight - except Tom, who is scared.

Andy travels back 106 million years to the time of muttaburrasaurus, a nine-metre-long dinosaur that lived in Australia. His mission is to collect some red berries from a tree that the muttaburrasaurs like to eat. They have funny bumps on the end of their noses which make spectacular noises - really useful to scare off a hungry allosaurus that comes their way! But will Andy succeed and make it back to the museum in time.

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.

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

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a troop of spider monkeys and watch how they use their long tails like a fifth hand to grab and balance as they swing through the trees. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Gilly the tamandua. They see how this tree-living ant eater finds food using his long, sticky tongue. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

The after schoolers play keepy uppy with balloons. Mrs Hobbs is very competitive, but it’s Waffle who’s the champ, keeping the last balloon up with a perfectly timed bottom bounce.

Duggee is sowing seeds. The Squirrels ask if they can grow something too. Onion! Carrot! Cucumber! Pumpkin! And strawberry! Who grows what, and how big will they be? One of the Squirrels is in for an enormous surprise.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Kwazii finds a mysterious, unbreakable coconut, so the Octonauts seek out the help of some large, island-dwelling coconut crabs to open it.

When Kipp doesn't know what made him giddy, it's up to Vida to solve the dizzy mystery.

Grandmaster Glitch makes the Statue of Liberty fall right into the path of a passing ferry. Go Jetters, Go.

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

Sonny and Yukee are distracted by the amazing musical properties of a pile of old salvaged pots. Unfortunately, Sonny has promised some of the pots to Twinkle, who becomes increasingly impatient while Sonny and Yukee play.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Carrot performing a superstylish song - if he manages to make up his mind and pick an outfit.

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

Gemma, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Elena, Cavalli, Betsy and Brodhi, and their grown-ups to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The What’s in the Box? game reveals a plastic knife, fork and spoon, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all inspired by the phrase 'let’s eat'. This theme is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate 'let’s eat' object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about joining in with physical actions, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear help Big Bear to make a tasty apple pie! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the 'let’s eat' theme too. Also, the Big Band Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Lou has a special drumming tree, but when he finds Dalvanius playing it, he gets upset. Lou realises he’s not such a good sharer.

Nikhil, Jay and the family have a welly wanging competition at the allotment, but Nikhil can’t throw the welly without it being all wonky.

Tinks is a disability assistance dog for her owner Charli, who has a condition that makes it painful for her to pick things up or to push and pull things. Tinks uses her superfetch skills to help Charli every day. The smallest of the Dog Squad gang, Tinks is a little Lhasa Apso with lots of big dog energy. Charli wants to get a present for her friend Jay’s new baby, Nancy. They visit the toy shop on the way to meet Jay. Tinks has to guide Charli through the shop to the soft toy section, making sure that there’s room for them to pass. Then, she needs to be on extra alert to help Charli pay for the gift so they can go and meet Jay and baby Nancy. Tinks finds a young toy expert to help Charli choose a present. But when they get to the counter, Charli discovers that she has lost her phone. Tinks summons all her superpowers and big dog energy to race around the whole shop looking for it. Can Tinks’s superfetch skills help her find Charli’s phone? Will they get baby Nancy’s present in time to meet Jay? And what will the rest of Dog Squad make of their adventure.

Mo is upset when Tee accidentally breaks her favourite perfume. Tee is now determined to cheer her up by making her some new perfume from ingredients found around the house. Lucky Mo.

The Game Catchers arrive on a planet where everything is made of wool! They have fun playing a game called grab the hat, but plans change when they have to search for Nina’s missing doll.

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

Dylan the space commander wants to protect the planets, but when one of Saturn's rings falls off, it's going to take the whole crew to set things right.

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

Hattie needs help making a cake. Stanley loves baking, but they're missing a few important ingredients. Join him as he gets them in an unconventional way.

Supertato’s dancing is too powerful and destructive, but when he has to face Evil Pea in a dance-off to save his trapped friends, he soon realises his moves can save the day.

Pancake is worried about getting his beak buffed, so his Piri friends try to help but end up making things worse - until Pancake takes matters into his own flippers.

WARNING : show starts before 16:05!! Pancake is worried about getting his beak buffed, so his Piri friends try to help but end up making things worse - until Pancake takes matters into his own flippers.

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

Aimee and Ashley discover As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Look at what my hands can do! To celebrate the 400-year legacy of Shakespeare, Ashley and Aimee and the Creature Crew set up camp in the woods for today's special retelling of As You Like It. Bobbles plays a jester with rotten fruit on his clock and the whole team have fun dressing up as babies, soldiers, lovers and old men to find out why all the world's a stage.

It’s Valentine’s Day! Vida and Popcorn are excited to go home for their Valentine’s Day tradition — a pizza and pyjama party with Dad and Papa! But just as they’re about to leave, everyone in Sweetwood seems to need their help. They won't go home without caring for each and every animal, but will they make it to the party.

Rex is missing, but Dad, Cosima and Big Lizard need him to save them from a giant slug.

Bingo and Bluey want Mum and Dad to smoochy kiss, so they set up a romantic evening for two at their fancy restaurant. Everything goes to plan, until Chef Bingo’s special arrives.

Nikhil and Jay are creating a comic together. But Jay thinks Nikhil is much better than him, so he decides to retire from drawing.

When JoJo, her cousin Lexi and Gran Gran visit the farm, they see how the animals keep warm in winter. Julie, who works at the farm, shows JoJo and Lexi the llamas. They meet one called Lucy, who sadly can’t go outside because she’s older and feels the cold more than the younger llamas. Gran Gran has a plan - she can knit Lucy a new neck warmer to keep warm and enjoy being outside too.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah finds an umbrella that doesn't seem to like the rain.

WARNING : show starts before 17:30!! Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah finds an umbrella that doesn't seem to like the rain.

Children's animation. Join Lola and Charlie, a brother and sister, as they deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Lola knows you have to be quiet when you are in a library. However, she finds it very hard when she cannot locate her favourite book called Beetles, Bugs and Butterflies. Charlie introduces her to books about dinosaurs, a book about Romans and a beautiful Chinese pop-up book, but nothing seems to match Beetles, Bugs and Butterflies. Or does it.

Pepi Nana is big and Little Nana is small. When the two friends go for a walk together, they discover how they see things differently - and how much fun that can be.

WARNING : show starts before 17:50!! Pepi Nana is big and Little Nana is small. When the two friends go for a walk together, they discover how they see things differently - and how much fun that can be.

MeMo and BaBa create a leaf picture, but the wind blows the leaves away. At Play Time, they decorate a pot - but it breaks when BaBa accidentally drops it. At Yummy Time, they decorate a special cookie and bring it with them across the Lullaby Lake. They have been trying to make a gift for Gramma Leeba, who reassures them that the best gift is made with love.

Upsy Daisy has a dancey day in the garden. First she bops with the Tombliboos and then she dances with the Pontipines. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy dance together before everybody joins in at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Perrie for a soothing story about the shapes that make up the world we love.

In the summer of 1998 a mysterious hole appeared in a barley field in distant Orkney. The cause - a burial chamber sunk into the ground - untouched for 5,000 years. Julian Richards joins a team of investigative police officers and archaeologists as they gradually remove the skeletons from the tomb to look for clues about our Stone Age ancestors. He reveals a bizarre tale of their lives and deaths.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Portchester Castle in Hampshire on the south coast of England, where treasures include an extraordinary set of RAF medals awarded for extreme bravery to an airman who served in Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain. The team also admire some rare punk clothing by fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and a roll of ornate Arts and Crafts wallpaper destined for the bonfire. Amin Jaffer appraises two valuable paintings by prominent 20th-century Indian artists, Jamini Roy and KH Ara, and explains how each man expressed ideas of Indian identity and nationhood in his work. Fiona explores a little-known chapter in the history of Portchester Castle when she finds out about its role as a prisoner of war camp in the late 18th century, when it was home to freed slaves from the Caribbean who had fought for France and been captured by the British. Andy McConnell is moved by a collection of glass that was brought out of Vienna by a Jewish couple who were forced to flee when the Nazis annexed Austria, while Ronnie Archer-Morgan is intrigued by a ceremonial paddle from the Austral Islands – until he realises it was snapped in half to fit inside a sailor’s sea chest.

Michael Portillo’s railway journey reaches the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, where work is underway on a section of the biggest project of new railway infrastructure in Britain for a hundred years: HS2. In the Tudor town of Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, Michael visits the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, home since 1961 to the Royal Shakespeare Company. In Birmingham, Michael recalls the redevelopment of the whole city centre during the 1960s and the arrival of black and Asian communities in areas where he once tried to enter parliament. In the Prince of Wales pub in Handsworth, he investigates the fusion of Asian and British cultural influences which produced modern Bhangra music. Michael finishes this leg of his railway journey in the leafy suburb of Moseley, where in order to combat the housing shortage after the Second World War, prefabricated houses were put up - and, in some cases, remain to this day.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Nick Moll, Bernard Cribbins, Valerie Masterson, Bill Pertwee, Terence Alexander, Des Lane and Ray C Davis.

Celebrating great music-making across Europe, this is a special concert from the Philharmonic Hall in Cologne. Presented by renowned British conductor Nicholas Collon. The WDR Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Marie Jacquot, perform Stravinsky’s ballet score Petrushka. They also play The Enchanted Lake, a magical miniature by Stravinsky's teacher, Lyadov.

Basking in the glow of publicity from their last successful job, the Wainthropp Detective Agency has more work than it can handle. While Hetty tries to help a stricken village, can Robert and Geoffrey conduct their own case.

Lucy debunks the foundation myth of one of our favourite royal dynasties, the Tudors. According to the history books, after 30 years of bloody battles between the white-rosed Yorkists and the red-rosed Lancastrians, Henry Tudor rid us of civil war and the evil king Richard III. But Lucy reveals how the Tudors invented the story of the 'Wars of the Roses' after they came to power to justify their rule. She shows how Henry and his historians fabricated the scale of the conflict, forged Richard's monstrous persona and even conjured up the image of competing roses. When our greatest storyteller William Shakespeare got in on the act and added his own spin, Tudor fiction was cemented as historical fact. Taking the story right up to date, with the discovery of Richard III's bones in a Leicester car park, Lucy discovers how 15th-century fibs remain as compelling as they were over 500 years ago. As one colleague tells Lucy: 'Never believe an historian.

French romance set in 1889, focusing on the enduring bond between gourmet chef Dodin and his cook of 20 years, Eugénie. Having shared a passion for food and a deep mutual respect, the two have been lovers as well as gastronomers for a long time, but Eugénie has refused to marry Dodin, who resolves to cook for her in order to woo her.

WARNING : show starts before 00:15!! French romance set in 1889, focusing on the enduring bond between gourmet chef Dodin and his cook of 20 years, Eugénie. Having shared a passion for food and a deep mutual respect, the two have been lovers as well as gastronomers for a long time, but Eugénie has refused to marry Dodin, who resolves to cook for her in order to woo her.

In this compilation of clips from five of his eight appearances on Parkinson, Kenneth Williams gives vent to his dislike of theatre critics as well as Michael Parkinson, and gives his rendition of My Crepes Suzette. Contributors: John Betjeman, Patrick Campbell, Tom Lehrer, Annie Lewis, Tony Moss, Frank Muir, Robin Ray and Maggie Smith.

WARNING : show starts before 00:20!! In this compilation of clips from five of his eight appearances on Parkinson, Kenneth Williams gives vent to his dislike of theatre critics as well as Michael Parkinson, and gives his rendition of My Crepes Suzette. Contributors: John Betjeman, Patrick Campbell, Tom Lehrer, Annie Lewis, Tony Moss, Frank Muir, Robin Ray and Maggie Smith.

Basking in the glow of publicity from their last successful job, the Wainthropp Detective Agency has more work than it can handle. While Hetty tries to help a stricken village, can Robert and Geoffrey conduct their own case.

Leonard Sachs presents an edition of the old-time music hall programme from the stage of the City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. Guests include Nick Moll, Bernard Cribbins, Valerie Masterson, Bill Pertwee, Terence Alexander, Des Lane and Ray C Davis.

Michael Portillo’s railway journey reaches the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, where work is underway on a section of the biggest project of new railway infrastructure in Britain for a hundred years: HS2. In the Tudor town of Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare, Michael visits the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, home since 1961 to the Royal Shakespeare Company. In Birmingham, Michael recalls the redevelopment of the whole city centre during the 1960s and the arrival of black and Asian communities in areas where he once tried to enter parliament. In the Prince of Wales pub in Handsworth, he investigates the fusion of Asian and British cultural influences which produced modern Bhangra music. Michael finishes this leg of his railway journey in the leafy suburb of Moseley, where in order to combat the housing shortage after the Second World War, prefabricated houses were put up - and, in some cases, remain to this day.

In the summer of 1998 a mysterious hole appeared in a barley field in distant Orkney. The cause - a burial chamber sunk into the ground - untouched for 5,000 years. Julian Richards joins a team of investigative police officers and archaeologists as they gradually remove the skeletons from the tomb to look for clues about our Stone Age ancestors. He reveals a bizarre tale of their lives and deaths.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Baby Jake and Sydney the Monkey go on a tropical adventure and play tickling.

When Grim HQ's heating gets stuck on, Glitch looks for a cold place to land and cool down. Meanwhile, the Go Jetters enjoy the cool sights of Harbin Ice City in China. Every year sculptors at the festival create realistic models of world-famous landmarks from blocks of ice, and Lars is attempting to carve the Eiffel Tower. Suddenly the sculptures around them begin to melt. The team investigates why everything is heating up and discovers a red hot Grim HQ sat in the middle of the festival. If they don't move it quickly, Harbin Ice City will melt.

Bing and Sula have a lovely time in the park clambering around on the trees. At first it is Sula who needs Bing's help to climb up, but when Bing climbs a bit too high, he gets stuck, and then he needs some help himself.

Bad Idea Puppy listens in on a Council of Cuteness meeting and mishears that Take My Time Tortoise is moving. The false news spreads as he and Love Monster plan a leaving party.

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

Koko’s confidence is shaken after she gets in an accident. Scared and second-guessing herself, will she be able to regain her speed in time to help save Wilson and Brewster from trouble.

A baby Pea-Rex gets hiccups, so Ginger tries various cures to stop them.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

The Go Jetters spring into action when Glitch's mini-master toys invade Hong Kong Harbour.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Kwazii covets the treasure in a sunken pirate ship, but it is protected by slime-squirting slime eels.

The cheese delivery race is on as Mojo and the racer top try to deliver food faster than Filo. But the competition gets too hot when an explosive souffle is on the table.

The Fantastics playfully sack Georgie. Jaz is appointed as the team’s new coach but finds it harder than she thought. Georgie tries her hand at other jobs - with chaotic results.

Justin meets Jamie at the playing field to try out some different games, and George joins them for a game of boccia. Mr Tumble is feeling sporty too as he gets ready to go swimming. The spotty surprise is a sports day race. Featuring signs for the words running track, swimming and medal.

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.

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

The Squirrels stumble upon a room full of old radio equipment and discover that Duggee used to host his own show! Duggee reminisces about his radio days running Clubhouse Radio – playing music, telling jokes, chatting to callers and reading the news. It was the most popular show on air, until a new rival show appeared and replaced him: the tellingly-named Cheese Radio. The Squirrels decide to start their own show to cheer Duggee up, earning their Radio Badges and a host of new fans in the process. They even impress the mice from Cheese Radio.

Norrie is having fun looking at nature in the garden. When Roly wants to join in, she tells him he needs to be really quiet – but he gets overexcited, shouting so loudly that he scares a lovely butterfly away! Norrie is put out because Roly did the opposite of what she said. When Roly asks what an opposite is, Norrie struggles to explain. Luckily, Duggee has his Opposites Badge and helps the squirrels understand by using lots of fun examples. A cacophony of creatures come out to help, showing the squirrels instances of things that are entirely different to each other and helping them earn their Opposites Badges in the process.

Brinicle invites Pancake onto his radio show but is cross when his accidental burps prove a hit. Pancake soon discovers that fame as ‘burping guy’ has its downsides.

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.

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

Foz, Kyan and Lars are climbing a Tepui in Venezuela, with Xuli exploring this amazing place in her Vroomster. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Glitch is lost and looking for his Grimbots in the thick clouds around the Tepui. He flies up and collides with the Vroomster, causing Xuli and him to crash into a sinkhole. With the Vroomster and their radios broken, it's up to them to find a way out together. However, their reluctance to form a team causes even more problems when a disagreement results in them losing Glitch's jetpack.

Weasy finds a box full of magic props but won't share, upsetting Spicy, who wants to be a magician too. Spicy is sad - until she discovers the Farm of the Future's latest invention. Now, her magic trick will make Weasy's act look ridiculous.

Zola ruins the Bookmobile visit. The villains team up.

A shortage of cocoa sends Tunip and the Vegimals to the Amazon.

Stan makes a snowplough to help the town on a very snowy day.

Broccoli is horrified when someone paints moustaches on photographs of her friends.

To save a giant art project from The Rakoonz, Angela must pilot the upgraded EGGcelerator.

Andy travels back 150 million years to the time of brachiosaurus - a huge plant-eating dinosaur measuring 26 metres from nose to tail. His mission is to find a branch of a monkey puzzle tree - the favourite food of a brachiosaurus. But they are over 40 metres tall with no low branches - will Andy get his hands on one? And if he does, will he make it back to the museum in time before it opens.

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.

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

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet a flock of boisterous, bright green macaws. They get to see these colourful and chatty characters use their especially hard tongues to feast on nuts. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet two agoutis - or try to... These timid animals, which live on the forest floor and hide in the shadows, are hard to spot. But with the help of one of their keepers and a handful of nuts, Aneeshwar and Lizzie finally get to see the elusive agouti. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

Mrs Hobbs's tidy up activity turns into cheerleading chaos when Waffle runs off with a pompom. Once the hall is clean, Evie leads a cheerleading finale.

It's a scorcher of a day. Luckily, Duggee has a big paddling pool. Yippee! First of all, they need help with blowing up the pool and filling it with water. Thank goodness for Ethel the elephant, she can do everything. Time for the Squirrels to have lots of fun. Watch Tag, Betty, Norrie, Happy and Roly and all their animal friends have fun in the pool under the watchful eye of lifeguard Duggee.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Peso must perform an emergency fin bandage on a hungry great white shark, but first they need to subdue the giant predator using a trick called tonic immobility.

It’s Healthy Fur Day, and all the animals in Sweetwood are coming to Vida’s clinic to get groomed - except Zigzag, a bunny with some serious knots in her fluffy tail.

When Grandmaster Glitch takes the quadriga from the Brandenburg Gate, the Go Jetters must stop him before he reaches Grim HQ.

Love Monster performs in the One Trick Magic Show but gets carried away and accidentally hogs the limelight from Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny by performing three tricks instead of one.

When Sonny finds an old line-dancing record, Yukee thinks it would be a mighty swell idea if the gang had a line dance in the Sunhouse. But remembering the moves proves a problem for the gang, can Yukee find a way to help them.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Lemon with his laugh-out-loud stand-up act about all things green (and yellow).

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

Nigel, Bailee Bear and Benjee Bear welcome toddlers Romy, Arabella, Eleanor, Musa and Yahya, and their grown-ups to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The What’s in the Box? game reveals a pair of soft toys hugging each other, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all to do with being kind. This theme is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate being kind object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about discovering new words, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear explore some of the times when it’s good to be kind! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the being kind theme too. Also, the Benjee and Bailee Say Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

Kiri is having an ordinary kind of day and doesn’t feel like doing much. But Pania’s extraordinary passing of wind makes the day amazing.

Nikhil and Jay want the perfect family photo, so they set up a smile school. Nikhil and Jay teach separate classes and have different ideas about how to achieve the perfect smile.

Newfoundland Sylvie is a big therapy dog with big soft cuddles who loves to help people when they’re worried. She and her owner, Katrina, visit all sorts of people every day, young and old. Sylvie and Katrina visit a school to help a little boy called Leo overcome his stage fright so he can perform his magic trick at show and tell. Leo really wants to take part, but he’s feeling shy and needs Sylvie’s help. Sylvie uses her superheart to help Leo feel brave enough to rehearse his trick with her – she can be his furry assistant! Then she pretends to be a furry table for Leo and his friends so they can make amazing decorations for the stage. And then – it’s showtime. Will Sylvie’s superheart help Leo overcome his nerves so they can perform his amazing cup-and-ball trick and take a bow-wow-wow.

Tee races to complete his Action Ape jigsaw puzzle, only to discover that there's one piece missing. It's now up to Tee and Mo to find a creative way of completing the jigsaw picture.

The Game Catchers arrive on the Underwater Planet and play follow the clue. They are interrupted by a lost turtle, who can’t seem to find her way home.

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

Dylan the fashion designer wants to create the most special, brand new look ever - but coming up with that look is a lot harder than he thought.

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

Stan, Sophie and Benjamin take a trip to the moon for a show-and-tell presentation.

Banana Superstar’s show is stopped when Evil Pea steals his peel. Supertato races against him to get it back, but trouble hits when a giant banana statue collapses onto the stage.

Nugget reinvents herself as a comic book hero called Super Nugget, but Pancake is dismissive of her new hobby as defender of the berg. The others persuade him to think again.

With the help of his hero Ron Allum, Lars plans to dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in a submersible called the Deep Sea Challenger. Glitch plans to beat him there by sending a Grimbot in his Grimsub, but it can't withstand the heavy pressure of the water. Lars and Xuli must work together to mount a rescue operation at the bottom of the sea.

Aimee and Ashley discover A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare. Look at what my hands can do! To celebrate the 400-year legacy of Shakespeare, Aimee and Ashley head off to an enchanted forest to discover why Bobbles and Pink Bird, dressing up as King and Queen of the Fairies, have fallen out so badly. Here they meet some squabbling fairies, a playful elf and Leapy Lion dressed as a man with a donkey's head.

When Sunny doesn’t want to see the Sweetwood Band, even though he loves music, Vida helps him out with earmuffs and he gets to enjoy the show.

When Dad's Lizard Translator malfunctions, Cosima is carried away by a giant beetle! Cosima and Big Lizard realise they don't need to speak the same language to be best friends.

The Heelers take a long riverside walk, but Bingo’s legs are tired and she wants a piggyback. To distract her, Mum and Dad invent fun games and get her little legs moving again.

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.

JoJo wants to know more about Grandad, so Gran Gran takes her on an adventure to remember him by doing all his favourite winter activities.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah and Duck visit a large department store, looking for some new toys.

Children's animation. A brother and sister deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Charlie has promised Marv that he will play football with him, but poor Lola has a very nasty cold and is stuck in bed. She begs Charlie to stay with her. Charlie tries all sorts of ways of making her feel better, including a butterfly chase on Flutterby Mountain. Will Charlie make it to his match.

MeMo flies a paper plane and shows BaBa how to do it. At Play Time, the friends enjoy playing with a glider. The glider drifts down to Yummy Land, where MeMo and BaBa find the Yummies pretending to fly. They have never flown before and would like to try it. MeMo and BaBa take the Yummies on a trip into the sky in GoGo Balloon. On the Lullaby Lake, BaBa gives MeMo a picture to thank them.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures. The Pontipines and the Wottingers are out for a walk in the garden. Mrs Pontipine spots something through her binoculars - it is the Ninky Nonk! Makka Pakka, Upsy Daisy and Igglepiggle all join the Pontipines and Wottingers for a ride on the Ninky Nonk.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Little Noi makes a surprising new friend as he takes a walk along the beach. Read by Bjorn Ulvaeus.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Portchester Castle in Hampshire on the south coast of England, where treasures include an extraordinary set of RAF medals awarded for extreme bravery to an airman who served in Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain. The team also admire some rare punk clothing by fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and a roll of ornate Arts and Crafts wallpaper destined for the bonfire. Amin Jaffer appraises two valuable paintings by prominent 20th-century Indian artists, Jamini Roy and KH Ara, and explains how each man expressed ideas of Indian identity and nationhood in his work. Fiona explores a little-known chapter in the history of Portchester Castle when she finds out about its role as a prisoner of war camp in the late 18th century, when it was home to freed slaves from the Caribbean who had fought for France and been captured by the British. Andy McConnell is moved by a collection of glass that was brought out of Vienna by a Jewish couple who were forced to flee when the Nazis annexed Austria, while Ronnie Archer-Morgan is intrigued by a ceremonial paddle from the Austral Islands – until he realises it was snapped in half to fit inside a sailor’s sea chest.

China's heartland is the centre of a 5,000-year-old civilization and is home to the giant panda, the golden snub-nosed monkey and the golden takin. China faces environmental problems, but the relationship the Chinese have with their environment is deep and extraordinary. We will understand what this means for the future of China.

Celebrating great music-making across Europe, this is a special concert from the Philharmonic Hall in Cologne. Presented by renowned British conductor Nicholas Collon. The WDR Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Marie Jacquot, perform Stravinsky’s ballet score Petrushka. They also play The Enchanted Lake, a magical miniature by Stravinsky's teacher, Lyadov.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions, hosted by Robert Robinson. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by Patrick Mower, Russell Harty, Nanette Newman and Gabrielle Drake.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Polly Elwes, Richard Baker and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Yvonne Minton.

Lucy debunks the foundation myth of one of our favourite royal dynasties, the Tudors. According to the history books, after 30 years of bloody battles between the white-rosed Yorkists and the red-rosed Lancastrians, Henry Tudor rid us of civil war and the evil king Richard III. But Lucy reveals how the Tudors invented the story of the 'Wars of the Roses' after they came to power to justify their rule. She shows how Henry and his historians fabricated the scale of the conflict, forged Richard's monstrous persona and even conjured up the image of competing roses. When our greatest storyteller William Shakespeare got in on the act and added his own spin, Tudor fiction was cemented as historical fact. Taking the story right up to date, with the discovery of Richard III's bones in a Leicester car park, Lucy discovers how 15th-century fibs remain as compelling as they were over 500 years ago. As one colleague tells Lucy: 'Never believe an historian.

This is the story of how our solar system will be transformed by the ageing sun, before coming to a spectacular end in about eight billion years. Astronomers can peer into the far future to predict how it will happen by analysing distant galaxies, stars and even planets in their final moments. Horizon brings these predictions to life in a peaceful midwestern town that has a giant scale model of the solar system spread out all over the city. As it ages, the sun will bloat into a red giant star, swallowing planets... as well as half the town. The fate of the Earth itself hangs in the balance. How will the solar system end.

Twelve billion miles away, a tiny spaceship is leaving our solar system and entering the void of deep space. It is the first human-made object ever to do so. Slowly dying within its heart is a plutonium generator that will beat for perhaps another decade before the lights on Voyager finally go out. But this little craft will travel on for millions of years, carrying a golden record bearing recordings and images of life on Earth. The story of Voyager is an epic of human achievement, personal drama and almost miraculous success. Launched 16 days apart in 1977, the twin Voyager space probes have defied all the odds, survived countless near misses and almost 40 years later continue to beam revolutionary information across unimaginable distances. With less computing power than a modern hearing aid, they have unlocked the stunning secrets of our solar system. This film tells the story of these magnificent machines, the men and women who built them and the vision that propelled them farther than anyone could ever have hoped.

Intertribal conflict was a familiar fixture for Australia’s First Nations people, but nothing could prepare them for the conflict with the British and European arrivals over land and livelihood. In the first part of this authored series, film-maker Rachel Perkins, who has both European and First Nations ancestry, examines these first encounters following the British arrival in 1788. The British Empire’s presence in Sydney began as a small, contained, fortified venture in Sydney Harbour. New South Wales’s first governor, Arthur Phillip, was tasked with forming friendly alliances with locals. But with the lack of a treaty between occupying forces, a scarcity of resources to feed the growing population and neighbouring tribes not willing to surrender their land, conflict ensued. Successive governors ruled by force. The tactics of terror and intimidation, including some instances of the abuse of children and women, became one of the triggers of war.

Celebrating great music-making across Europe, this is a special concert from the Philharmonic Hall in Cologne. Presented by renowned British conductor Nicholas Collon. The WDR Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Marie Jacquot, perform Stravinsky’s ballet score Petrushka. They also play The Enchanted Lake, a magical miniature by Stravinsky's teacher, Lyadov.

Lucy debunks the foundation myth of one of our favourite royal dynasties, the Tudors. According to the history books, after 30 years of bloody battles between the white-rosed Yorkists and the red-rosed Lancastrians, Henry Tudor rid us of civil war and the evil king Richard III. But Lucy reveals how the Tudors invented the story of the 'Wars of the Roses' after they came to power to justify their rule. She shows how Henry and his historians fabricated the scale of the conflict, forged Richard's monstrous persona and even conjured up the image of competing roses. When our greatest storyteller William Shakespeare got in on the act and added his own spin, Tudor fiction was cemented as historical fact. Taking the story right up to date, with the discovery of Richard III's bones in a Leicester car park, Lucy discovers how 15th-century fibs remain as compelling as they were over 500 years ago. As one colleague tells Lucy: 'Never believe an historian.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish is struggling to get out of bed for this morning, and Tash shows up to help her get ready for school. But this is going to be very difficult considering the bed has now turned into the cosiest place ever. Tash has a few tricks up her sleeve. She gets Tish out of bed, away from a bed bear, down a slide and dressed in a tree closet and ready for school in the craziest way possible.

Bing and Sula are in the park playing at being giants and splashing in puddles with their big boots. As they play, the puddles get bigger and bigger until Bing slips over in the mud. Amma comes to the rescue with a giant warm bath and a giant carroty bagel.

The Teletubbies have lots of fun playing inside and outside Home Dome. They wave to the Tiddlytubbies from inside and outside too. In Tummy Tales, a girl helps her dad take wet washing from inside to hang up outside to dry.

Preschool animation about a baby monkey and his mother. Tee and Mo are on a car trip to the beach, but Tee runs out of entertainment immediately. It's going to be a long trip..

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

Bing has broken his arm and is struggling to do his usual activities. Petting Arlo hurts, playing with blocks hurts, and even drinking juice hurts. But when Bing and Sula draw together it doesn't hurt, and so he forgets about his arm and does a big, painful 'hoppity voosh'! Amma gently explains to Bing, Sula and Flop that when she broke her arm, she learnt that sometimes you have to ask for help.

Somebody stole the big hand off the clock tower. Mojo and Bo are on the case, but it is not as simple as it seems. Soon, they are pulling off a heist they never expected.

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.

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

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

Jack’s the new dog at school and the newest recruit in Rusty’s army. Jack struggles with following instructions and always forgets his hat, but Rusty will make a soldier of him yet.

The Go Jetters are in snowy Norway to learn about the reindeer that are cared for by the local Sami people. In the spring, the reindeer go on a very long journey called migration, and as part of this journey they catch a ferry to take them to their warmer summer home. Grandmaster Glitch and the Grimbots are also in Norway, but their Grimbler scares the migrating reindeer, and some of them run away from the herd. The Go Jetters need to keep them calm and get them back to the herd so they can finish their migration.

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.

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

When Numberblock One opens a fix-it shop, her friends bring broken things that need to be repaired. Using her special goggles, One works out how many missing parts they require from the boxes of bits and pieces in her workshop. How many parts does Two need to make one whole sledge? And what about Three’s rocket? Once they have found everything, One uses her brand new magical workbench to put the pieces together to make the toys whole.

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.

After the Back-to-School Challenge you'll be buzzing for the new school year. Sometimes, it's hard to focus, but this challenge is the perfect brain break. Smash through arm circles, push-ups and star jumps, all the way to the Activate.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the exceptional painter Spinach creating Kiwi’s portrait, if Kiwi can keep still.

Bing discovers a hole in his favourite yellow wellies, but he doesn't want to throw them away. With Flop's help, Bing finds a way to recycle the wellies into colourful flower pots.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘cloud’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of clouds, from a soft and puffy, fluffy cloud to a loud, lightning cloud. There’s a snow cloud, a comfy cloud, a funny cloud and a yummy cloud! 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 is disappointed to see she's not the only Tara at Costume Day.

Three bunnies want to become builders, so the Piggies teach them. Though experts at building, the Piggies aren’t great teachers. The lessons quickly become messy and chaotic.

The Twirlywoos watch a man as he covers his car in cleaning foam. The foam runs out and the cleaning machine breaks so the man goes off to get some tools to repair the machine. Meanwhile, Great BigHoo and Toodloo investigate the spray nozzle. Toodloo manages to get it to work but when Chickedy and Chick have a go, the spray nozzle squirts foam everywhere. The man peeps out from the garage to find the house, garden and car all covered in foam! The Twirlywoos are visited by the Box, which brings a snow cloud. The snow cloud covers everything inside The Big Red Boat in snow. The Hooter helps to clear up.

Today, Justin goes to the theatre with his friends to watch a sensory performance. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble puts on a magic show for Aunt Polly and Lord Tumble.

A red balloon floats into Teletubbyland and Po leads the tubby phone dance in a special episode about Po's favourite colour. Po shows the Tiddlytubbies the red balloon and all of the Teletubbies watch children play in a room full of red balloons.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome little ones Oliver, Reau, Minnie, Theo, Francis and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Nigel has a toy umbrella inside his bag. All the parents and babies have different weather themed toys or objects too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby appropriate weather themed toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, to explore with their baby. Some viewers at home show how they’ve been discovering the weather too. The nursery rhyme I See Sunshine features, as does a story about Baby Bear cloud spotting. Plus, the Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Elsee plays I-spy whilst on a bus adventure with her new friend Chase.

Mum's got a new sound bowl, and Maddie and Triggs are eager to join her for some meditation. Being still and listening to Mum's sound bowl is right up Triggs's street, but Maddie soon realises that people have very different ways to feel calm and relaxed.

Dylan the cargo train driver is determined to deliver all his cargo and won't be derailed, no matter what obstacles get in the way.

Kiri is sad when Lou goes away to a private meeting of his species, the Palorchecies. So she decides to follow him.

Ginger and the Pea rexes help a Strawberrisaurus find courage for a special friendship dance.

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.

A severe weather warning from Duggee’s barometer leads the Squirrels to round up all the creatures they can find outside and pile into the clubhouse for an impromptu party.

Planet gardeners keep changing things around, trapping the friends in a maze.

Timmy and his friends are playing ball games - catch, crazy golf, tennis, and so on. Stripey just can't get the hang of hand-to-eye coordination and is upset when Yabba gets impatient with him. But when Timmy finds some elastic, he realises how he can help out.

Amanpreet challenges her sister Amrit to a biking competition to see who can cycle around the bike track the fastest. But who will win? The bikes get really muddy, so Amanpreet takes charge of giving them a good clean and has some splashy fun with the hosepipe too. Later, she makes delicious shortbread for the whole family, including a special biscuit for little brother Arjun.

Kugelis is a recipe from Lithuania that contains bacon and grated potato. Harry has so many potatoes to grate that he has to get his sister to help him! They both work incredibly hard to prepare the dish, which also uses eggs and spring onions. Harry cleverly decorates his table using traditional, beautifully coloured Lithuanian sashes. The kugelis is served with sour cream – let’s hope Harry’s friends love the taste.

Elena finds out all about marvellous moths. Chantelle is with Dr Amir Khan to see one of the world’s biggest moths while Rory and his son Sandy are in disguise being moth spies. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how moths hide, how they can find their way in the dark and the differences between moths and butterflies. It’s also time to find out how moths help the planet at night. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to plant some night-flowering plants.

Dan the Border collie is a search and rescue dog who works with his owner Jamie. His super nose follows scents and smells like clues so they can rescue people who need their help. Dan and Jamie have been called to the care home by police officer Penny because an elderly gentleman has gone missing. His name is Robert, but he likes to be called Pop-Pop. He only moved into the care home recently and loves to explore, but he sometimes loses his way Dan is a mountain dog who loves an urban rescue. There are lots of new scents for his super nose to explore. Since Pop-Pop loves flowers, Dan and Jamie straight head to the flower shop, where Flora the florist recognises Pop-Pop’s photo. He stopped by earlier to buy some tulips and was carrying a bag of bird seed. Following the mysterious trail of clues, Jamie and Dan head to the park to track Pop-Pop down. Can they find him in time for supper.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie try to meet sunbirds, but they are hard to spot. Fast-moving and tiny, they fly quickly between the branches. When the pair finally catch sight of them, they manage to see these beautifully coloured birds up close. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie encounter a day gecko. These amazing lizards are called day geckos because they are normally seen in the daytime. However, they are starting to come out at night to hunt for insects attracted to streetlamps in cities. Finally, Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the wild connection is between these two incredible animals.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘u’, and we go on an adventure around the sound. We go up, then underground, and meet an upbeat 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 letter sound.

Four and Two dive into Flatland to go to a shape party! They meet a variety of 2D shapes - circles, different-sized triangles, quadrilaterals and many more - and learn all about their properties, before enjoying a performance of an impressive shape dance.

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

Cow is practising for her big moment in the Lilly Pad Band's concert, but she just can't moo at the right time. Can Go and Stop help Cow get her timing right for the big show? Stop suggests they pause for a moment to think things through. Perhaps it would help if her friends told her exactly what to do and when to do it. The concert begins, and Go, Moo and Stop join hands to create Wonder Magic.

Meet the Printing Crew - Yellow, Cyan, and Magenta. Learn how together they can mix lots of colours in the Printing Zone.

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.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin and his friends go ice skating, and Mr Tumble builds a cosy den in his bedroom using Grandad Tumble's blankets.

Tinky Winky puts Dipsy's hat in the bag - then Noo-noo hoovers them both up! The children in Tummy Tales pack a bag for an overnight stay with a relative, and the Teletubbies do a suitcase dance.

There's a storm in the Jingly Jangly Jungle but no-one is sure what the loud thumps coming from the sky are. Raa Raa sets off to find out.

When Brewster’s hero can’t make it for Hero Day, he and Zephie set off on their own hero duty and learn what makes a real hero along the way.

Accident-prone DIY enthusiast DIY Dan tries to build a spice rack, newsreader Arthur Sleep gets his chair stolen and goes home early, location reporter Gail Force interviews some big fans, so-called antiques 'expert' Ann Teak destroys a valuable dinner table and plates, lovable old storyteller Storybook Stan has problems getting comfortable, Will Singalot infuriates poor Robin Hood with his singing as he tries to free Little John from jail, and zany scientist Professor Muddles demonstrates his new cleaning machine. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes; and Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that 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.

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

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts help clean up a beach after a storm, but things get complicated when the resident fiddler crabs hijack the Gup-D.

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.

When Baby Mouse won’t take a nap, Vida runs a sleep study to find out why.

Evil Pea steals Tomato’s precious jewel. Supertato ventures to get it back by secretly lifting the jewel from Evil Pea’s crown and defeating a crowd of rampaging Mini Peas.

While playing baseball, Weasy hits a ball out of bounds. It lands on a scary scarecrow, which frightens the Ducklings. Weasy makes fun of them, but he's scared too! He leaves without the ball but refuses to admit that he’s afraid.

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.

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

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

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

Jen is trying to put together an audio database of animal sounds for Mr Hammond's birthday, but one sound, resembling a howl, eludes them. Andy jets off in his safari-mobile to the Sonoran desert in America in search of the mystery sound and the animal that made it. Along the way, he meets a grasshopper mouse and escapes a pack of hungry harris hawks.

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

It’s Rafi’s seventh birthday, and in her family of Wishing Wizards, that means she’s finally old enough to receive her very own wishing wand. With her dads, Dash and Jake, Rafi learns the three important rules of wishing: you can only make one wish a day, wishes always run out and you can’t unwish a wish. As Rafi holds her wand for the first time, she realises the possibilities are endless - and a little bit magical. Rafi’s birthday marks the beginning of a whole new chapter as she prepares to discover what it really means to be a wishing wizard.

Rafi loves bouncing on the trampoline and wishes she could do it all day. Her feet become bouncy, and it's brilliant at first, until she realises that bouncing everywhere makes simple jobs tricky. Rafi doesn’t want any help, but soon she sees that bouncing all the time isn’t as fun as she thought. With her dads' support, she realises it’s okay to ask for help. Together, they share pancakes, laughter and a big upside-down hug.

JoJo and Gran Gran are looking after Monty the dog for the day. Whilst JoJo would like to see Monty's new rolling-over trick, she learns that there's much more to looking after a dog than just play.

Animation. Scarf Lady's old film reels get themselves in a tangle, so Sarah and Duck decide to recreate the footage.

Major Clanger has invented a machine for cleaning up the planet. But when he gets called away by Granny, Small and Tiny can't resist trying it for themselves. Unfortunately, it proves harder to control than they thought, and they accidentally suck up a swarm of Glow Buzzers. It takes all of Small and Tiny's ingenuity to rescue them.

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

The ball is bouncing through the garden and lands straight on Upsy Daisy's bed. The bed carries the ball all the way to Upsy Daisy. Upsy Daisy tucks the ball in so it can have a rest, but the Tombliboos want to play with it. Then Igglepiggle takes the ball and everybody chases him through the garden.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Gok Wan as he tells the story of Mei, who celebrates her family and the beautiful eye shape they all share.

China's heartland is the centre of a 5,000-year-old civilization and is home to the giant panda, the golden snub-nosed monkey and the golden takin. China faces environmental problems, but the relationship the Chinese have with their environment is deep and extraordinary. We will understand what this means for the future of China.

Panel game of word definitions and deceptions, hosted by Robert Robinson. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by Patrick Mower, Russell Harty, Nanette Newman and Gabrielle Drake.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Polly Elwes, Richard Baker and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Yvonne Minton.

This is the story of how our solar system will be transformed by the ageing sun, before coming to a spectacular end in about eight billion years. Astronomers can peer into the far future to predict how it will happen by analysing distant galaxies, stars and even planets in their final moments. Horizon brings these predictions to life in a peaceful midwestern town that has a giant scale model of the solar system spread out all over the city. As it ages, the sun will bloat into a red giant star, swallowing planets... as well as half the town. The fate of the Earth itself hangs in the balance. How will the solar system end.

Twelve billion miles away, a tiny spaceship is leaving our solar system and entering the void of deep space. It is the first human-made object ever to do so. Slowly dying within its heart is a plutonium generator that will beat for perhaps another decade before the lights on Voyager finally go out. But this little craft will travel on for millions of years, carrying a golden record bearing recordings and images of life on Earth. The story of Voyager is an epic of human achievement, personal drama and almost miraculous success. Launched 16 days apart in 1977, the twin Voyager space probes have defied all the odds, survived countless near misses and almost 40 years later continue to beam revolutionary information across unimaginable distances. With less computing power than a modern hearing aid, they have unlocked the stunning secrets of our solar system. This film tells the story of these magnificent machines, the men and women who built them and the vision that propelled them farther than anyone could ever have hoped.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Polly Elwes, Richard Baker and John Julius Norwich. With guest musician Yvonne Minton.

Intertribal conflict was a familiar fixture for Australia’s First Nations people, but nothing could prepare them for the conflict with the British and European arrivals over land and livelihood. In the first part of this authored series, film-maker Rachel Perkins, who has both European and First Nations ancestry, examines these first encounters following the British arrival in 1788. The British Empire’s presence in Sydney began as a small, contained, fortified venture in Sydney Harbour. New South Wales’s first governor, Arthur Phillip, was tasked with forming friendly alliances with locals. But with the lack of a treaty between occupying forces, a scarcity of resources to feed the growing population and neighbouring tribes not willing to surrender their land, conflict ensued. Successive governors ruled by force. The tactics of terror and intimidation, including some instances of the abuse of children and women, became one of the triggers of war.

China's heartland is the centre of a 5,000-year-old civilization and is home to the giant panda, the golden snub-nosed monkey and the golden takin. China faces environmental problems, but the relationship the Chinese have with their environment is deep and extraordinary. We will understand what this means for the future of China.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish's new toy dragon is stuck in the car, and with no other way out, Tish and Tash plan a jailbreak. With the help of Tish's toys, they reach the dragon's cell, but it's locked and the alarm starts to sound. We return to reality, and Tish is knelt on the floor by Rosa and her car. Tish pleads for the dragon's freedom, and Rosa sets her free.

Flop teaches Bing and Pando how to blow bubbles. Pando soon gets the hang of it, but Bing struggles and gets frustrated. Finally, Bing blows a big bubble and is outraged when Pando pops it.

The Teletubbies accidentally leave the Tiddlytubbies' gate open and some of them escape into Home Dome. The Teletubbies must find them all and then close the gate.

Preschool animation about a baby monkey and his mother. Mo wants Tee to try new food, but Tee is not convinced. Can Mo get him interested.

In the perilous plant aisle, Supertato and Evil Pea team up to find treasure as they have half a map each, but she tricks him and steals the map to find the treasure for herself.

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

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

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

The Squirrels meet a chameleon called Cosey and learn about how to blend into their surroundings, earning their Camouflage Badges in the process.

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

Bingo and Bluey want Mum and Dad to smoochy kiss, so they set up a romantic evening for two at their fancy restaurant. Everything goes to plan, until Chef Bingo’s special arrives.

Kyan is invited to perform a dragon dance for Chinese New Year in Beijing. Glitch decides to build a fire-breathing dragon robot for the parade, and the Go Jetters need to stop it.

When Peter takes one of Old Brown's tail feathers, a wild chase across the valley ensues to retrieve the feather and pacify the furious owl.

Tweak and Bud find themselves stranded on a floating island made of papyrus reeds.

One is off on a camping adventure, but it can be lonely being the only one. Luckily, Two joins her just in time for a picnic. One puts a picnic blanket down, which is split into two equal parts - one part for One and one part for Two. When they get to the camp ground, they are joined by Three and Four, and together they discover how to split the camping space and baguette into equal parts.

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.

Oi, oi! It’s my Treetops Challenge! Are you ready to climb this sky-high challenge all the way to the canopy? We’ll be adventuring low to high, starting with climbers to squats, then star jumps, and finally, the Activate.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Parsnip performing a jaw-dropping escape that would leave even Houdini speechless.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘feet’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different feet. There are little feet and big feet, tiptoeing feet and jumping feet. We see a little duckling with webbed feet, some tickly feet and even some jelly feet! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Barnaby doesn't like the pressure of choosing between Lu and Biba's games.

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

The Twirlywoos find themselves in an office. A man is shown in, and he has a good look around. He spins the office chair round and round. The manager comes in and they both sit down. The Twirlywoos spin the man's chair round and round. Then they spin the manager round and round. Eventually they are both spinning round and round whilst trying to conduct an interview! Back in the Big Red Boat it is time for fruit tea. The Fruit Tea Machine is malfunctioning. Great BigHoo tries to get the teapot under the spout but it is spinning round and round. Chickedy and Chick jump up to the spout and they spin round and round too! Toodloo and Great BigHoo join in and they all spin round and round on the spout.

Ben meets Jayden and his family to find out how they celebrate together, and joins them for a meal. Mr Tumble helps Tumble Ted blast off into space. There are dragon puppets in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words horse, table and food.

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Luna, Arlo, Oakley, Lily-Rose, Reece 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! Giovanna has got toy cakes and a plate inside her bag. All the parents and babies have different mealtime themed objects and toys in their bags too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups and their little ones at home are encouraged to hide baby appropriate mealtime objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, and then play with the items together! The fun song Mix the Porridge Up features, as does a story about Baby Bear at snack time, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring different mealtimes and snack times too. Plus, the Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Maddie and Triggs are having a camping sleepover in their garden, but things take a mysterious twist when Dad discovers someone, or something, has been eating the vegetables in his patch. Maddie and Triggs turn super sleuths and conclude this is the work of a veggie monster.

Dylan the detective is on the case and wants to solve another mystery. So, when his wagon goes missing, he's hot on the trail.

Kiri and Lou fall down a hole into a cave and are guided to safety by some singing glow-worms.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes guide a lively baby Avocadodon back to its herd after it hatches.

A game of 'grannies' is fun, until Bluey and Bingo can't agree on one simple question: Can Grannies dance? Now they need to video call Nana to get the answer.

It’s Duggee’s day off, but it’s not long before the Squirrels show up to tell him about their adventures on their own days off - earning their Day Off badges in the process.

The class are making a Chinese dragon, and guess who wants to be the head? Timmy of course. But it's Finlay that gets that honour, much to Timmy's disappointment. Timmy realises there's another part of the dragon that is as special and essential, and just as much fun - the tail.

In this episode, we join Isabel as she celebrates Lunar New Year. Isabel receives a lucky red envelope from her family in China to begin the celebrations for a brand new year. We watch Isabel get creative as she helps her mum and grandma make lanterns to decorate the house with. Once the lanterns are complete, they head to a Chinese school to learn all about the year of the pig and how to do some traditional Chinese paper folding. After some crafts, Isabel goes to a farm with mum, where she visits some real pigs and even gets to feed them. When Isabel and mum return home, they enjoy the New Year with all of their friends and family. Isabel finishes the celebrations by leading the dragon in a Chinese New Year parade.

Preschool series celebrating foods from a rich diversity of backgrounds. Larry's family come from China. China is famous for its wonderful food, so Larry's friends are very excited to come over for his Chinese-themed meal. Larry's steamed tofu, egg and prawn recipe is cooked in his mum's special steamer but it can be made in an ordinary oven too. Larry's mum has even made some vegetable fried rice to serve with his dish. His friends try tofu for the first time and their reactions are very mixed. Let's see if they like tofu when it's cooked and eaten with the rest of the food. Larry even teaches them how to eat with chopsticks and they have lots of fun learning.

It's Chinese Day at school and the children are really looking forward to a day of special Chinese-themed celebration, helped by Michael. As a special surprise, he's ordered a real Chinese dragon costume which Pat picks up at the sorting office to deliver to the school. On the way though, naughty horse Pumpkin gets the dragon's head stuck on his own and as he canters off into the fields, the locals are terrified that there's a real dragon on the loose.

Kika and her family are off to the seaside. Since they’ll be travelling by bus, she and Dr Amit will need to work together to find the way, using the map on Amit’s phone and Kika’s super sight. Once she learns a new route, she stores it in her memory bank. She knows 300 routes already - Kika is like a doggy GPS! Using her waymarks, including a magic picture that turns people into lobsters, a talkative bucket and spade and a giant pile of stinky seaweed, Kika successfully guides her family to the beach. But when they stop for some delicious fish and chips on the way back, Amit and Seema realise Anoushka has left her jacket on the beach. Kika calls on her super sight to retrace her steps with Amit. But will she find their way again? And can she and Amit get back to the bus stop to meet their family before the bus leaves for home? The race is on.

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

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘v’, and they go on an adventure around the sound. We see a van and a volcano, and meet a violet violin.

The Numberblocks learn to make 3D shapes using 2D ones.

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

Secret Agent Chicken is outside the farmyard. She is on an important mission to get into the hen house, but her attempts at climbing, tunnelling, flying or karate-chopping her way in have failed! Go and Stop are determined to help her. They discover that they need a special password to get through the farmyard gate.

Black and White colour a city with new the help of new friend Grey. Learn to mix different shades of grey with the Colourblocks.

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

Happy New Year! Yukee is excited and imagines all the fun and adventures she and her garden gang will have this spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Justin spends the day at his friend's school. They have lots of fun in the classroom, meeting the school dog and eating pizza. Meanwhile, it is Tumble Ted's first day at school and Mr Tumble pretends to be the teacher.

The Teletubbies count to four - four Teletubbies, four flowers, four pieces of tubby toast. In Tummy Tales, two sisters help their dad put a number four on the front door of their house.

Preschool children's series about animals that live together on a patchwork blanket. Patchwork Fox is sad because nobody wants to play with him. Can the Patchwork Pals help.

Raa Raa is intrigued when he hears a whooshy, rainy noise, since it's not raining. Following the sound, he discovers Ooo Ooo with a 'rainy stick' - his favourite thing.

Many years ago, the Jade Emperor of China held a race across a great river to decide the order of the years of the zodiac. The emperor invited all the animals of the world, but only 12 chose to race. Some of the animals are clever and crafty - some are easily distracted, but they all make it across the river, and the emperor rewards each animal by naming a year in the zodiac after each one. Musicians from the BBC Philharmonic are joined by broadcaster Nihal Arthanayake and guest guzheng player Zi Lan Liao to share a musical retelling of this ancient legend.

Captain Adorable takes on a new outer-space adversary in the form of a green sock, newsreader Arthur Sleep has some problems with an annoying fly, fitness guru Keith Fitt demonstrates how not to do squats, fading acrobat act the Berrito Brothers show off their space-hopping skills, location reporter Gail Force reports from an archaeological dig, gardener Will Barrow deals with a cheeky butterfly, explorer Rapids Johnson finds some bear tracks in the woods, and cave dwellers Ug and Ig make some mittens out of rock. The show also features the Gigglekids - children from all around the country telling their favourite jokes. Justin joins children onscreen for the best knock knock jokes. Finally there's some silly dancing fun in silly time.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that 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.

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

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts help a young manta ray find the secret manta ray feeding grounds, but when they finally locate it, the Octonauts become caught in the middle of a dangerous feeding frenzy.

Duggee is having a lovely cup of tea in his favourite cup when Roly surprises him with a very loud PEEK-A-BOO! It is so loud that Duggee jumps and drops his cup which shatters into pieces. Time for a bit of pottery.

Grandpa Beaver has a leak in his dam, and it’s up to the Sweetwood Explorers to help him.

Evil Pea blows all the lanterns away during the Lantern Festival. Supertato struggles to get them all back and needs Broccoli’s help to save the day.

The Ducklings find a jigsaw puzzle and can't wait to put it together. But the attic is such a mess that there's no room left to play! Luckily, Spicy has spotted a sorting robot in the Farm of the Future.

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.

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

When Dad brings a pair of tenacious tickle crabs home from the beach, nowhere in the house is safe! His only hope of escaping their tickles is with the help of his true love.

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

When Andy leaves his sandwich in the lion enclosure, it attracts an infestation of flies, just as Mr Hammond is hoping to take pictures of the lions for the park's website. Andy jets off to Africa in his safari-mobile to see how lions in the wild deal with flies. Along the way, he meets an agama lizard who just might have the solution to Andy's predicament.

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

Rafi, Ruby and Finn play football against Khia’s team. Rafi is goalie, but she keeps missing shots and feels under pressure. She makes a wish for giant hands to save every ball. When the wish ends, Rafi worries she’ll lose, but Ruby and Finn remind her she’s already a great goalie. Believing in herself, Rafi makes a fingertip save on Khia’s penalty and wins the game fairly.