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Duggee hosts a Buddy Bonanza for Mrs Weaver and the Squirrels, with the aim of finding new buddies with common interests to them.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes must teach a lost baby BokChoydactyl how to fly.

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

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

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

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

When Muffin is told that she is special by her Dad, she uses it as an excuse to do anything she wants, which means playing Bluey and Bingo’s library game her way.

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

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

Duggee's nephew Dugley comes to stay. He is one cute puppy, but he looks like he could cause chaos in the clubhouse. And what's that terrible smell? The Squirrels come up with lots of imaginative ways to entertain him but there is only one character that can stop him crying. Who do you think it could be.

Duggee gets a delivery, which arrives in a big cardboard box. The Squirrels discover that cardboard boxes can be very interesting - Roly makes a car out of one, Tag makes a tunnel and then all the squirrels make the biggest cardboard castle ever seen. They dress up as brave knights in cardboard costumes, but when they get to their castle, they discover it is already occupied by those naughty mice.

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

Glitch is excited when Lars refits the Grimbler with new, clean biogas boosters that could make it even faster than the Vroomster! The boosters run on gas made from food waste, and luckily there is plenty of leftover food in the academy canteen for the Grimbots to gather up. But Glitch overloads the boosters and BOOM! He loses control of the Grimbler and is sent flying across the academy, out of control. Lars leads the Go Jetters into action by giving chase across land and sea in their all-action vehicle, the Truckster. But with the runaway boosters zooming towards Ubercorn, the Grimbots and the academy, the Go Jetters need click-ons to stop them.

A storm carries a little goby out to sea - the Vegimals and Kwazii help to bring him home.

When Sammy Whiskers and Mr Tod crash Jeremy Fisher's annual lakeside get-together, it's up to Peter to save the party.

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

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When a floating garbage patch endangers a flock of pelicans and other sea creatures, the Octonauts and the birds work together to clean it up.

Everyone’s arriving for a special movie. Projectionist Secret Agent Chicken thinks she can make film night even better, but she doesn’t realise the audience have arrived and are waiting for her to start the movie. Go and Stop try to get her attention with the help of Cow and the Do Blocks. Just when it seems like no-one is able to help, Go and Stop notice Slide Do Block in the audience. Can sliding the door get them into Secret Agent Chicken’s projection room.

Nick and the Popcasters create a song about Nigel the Giraffe, who longs to see the view from the top of Primrose Hill.

When Toby the gopher has trouble catching a ball, and doing pretty much everything else, Vida gives him an eye exam and learns he can’t see very well. Luckily, she knows just what to do, and soon his sight is perfect - and he has a cool new pair of glasses.

It’s Socky Sort Day in Justin’s House, but when Little Monster takes all the socks, it leads everyone to think that she’s hibernating - but can they stay quiet so she can sleep.

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 writer of Mooga Monster books checks in. She needs Furchester and lots of monster help to write her new story.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. The Line draws Dipdap a comic about aliens. Dipdap is so engrossed that he fails to notice the aliens all around him.

'If you do a pretending game you can make your toy do anything you want.' Bing and Sula discover a new toy at Amma's creche - a talking ride-on car. It seems like fun until talkie taxi keeps saying the same thing over and over again. When the taxi crashes and is finally silenced, Bing and Sula use their imagination to play the game they really want to play.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘blanket’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different blankets – a blue one, a baby blanket, a woolly one and a picnic blanket! Dee hops around on a patchwork blanket, and we see her and a friend wrap up in a warm blanket. 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 refuses a snack that turns out to be yummier than she'd imagined.

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

Bluey asks Dad to help her draw a dragon for her story.

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

The Twirlywoos watch a chef build a tower of profiteroles in a bakery kitchen. When he leaves, they decide to build a tower of their own, getting carried away and making it taller and taller! Back in the boat, the Twirlywoos are having tea. Chickedy and Chick pump up the Fruit Tea Machine, but when they go to fetch the teapot, the machine grows taller. When they get back, they find they can't reach the button! Toodloo comes to help lift them up, but the Fruit Tea Machine grows taller still. It's only when they all stack up, one on top of the other, that the Twirlywoos can reach the button and fill the teapot.

The Squirrels are out doing their exercises when suddenly, a cheetah called Chipo comes along with his dance crew. He criticises them for not being able to dance in time, and it turns out Duggee used to be part of the dance crew! Duggee was a great dancer, but he never stuck to the choreography and was always making up his own moves.

Mr Tumble accidentally paints a rainbow, while Justin and his friends put on a colourful show at a theatre.

The Squirrels meet a Scrufflelump in the woods, and despite Duggee’s reservations, take him in. But they soon learn the responsibilities of taking care of a pet.

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

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

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

Nikhil wakes up and misses the end of his amazing dream. Jay tries lots of ways to help him find the ending, so they can tell it at their share-a-story picnic.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Marta, Billie, Hud, Elijah, Thomas, Finley and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is a rubber duck, and all the parents and babies have different bath toys in their bags which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a baby appropriate rubber duck or bath toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The nursery rhyme Three Little Ducks features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Grim HQ struggles through the sky above the Atlantic Ocean, fighting against the powerful winds of a hurricane. One Grimbot falls overboard before the ship crash-lands at Go Jet Academy. Needing another ship to rescue the missing Grimbot, Grandmaster Glitch steals Jetpad. The Go Jetters give chase in the Grimbler, heading right into the eye of the storm.

After playing air hockey at home, Georgia decides with her mum that she would like to learn how to ice-skate. They both head over to the ice rink, where they have their very first lesson and learn how to stay steady on their feet. They decide to learn more about ice skating by going to watch an ice hockey match, where the players are very skilled at skating. They then head over to try a spot of rollerblading to help practise their balance, before finishing the day with a second ice-skating lesson.

Green Goblin's device makes people think they're pirates. Bad bot TRACE-E tricks Team Spidey.

Kiri gets upset and goes off in a huff.

Triggs is feeling a bit blue and finds it hard to get out of bed. That pesky birdie outside his window isn't helping either. But Maddie thinks she knows what the Birdie might be singing about and helps her friend step outside to greet the day.

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

Big Lizard accidentally deletes some of Dad's 'boring' Proximan audio recordings. Through a dramatic sound adventure, Cosima realises the recordings are not boring - they're cosmic.

It's one of those days. The Squirrels have arrived and they're all a little bit hyped up with bundles of energy. Things are starting to get a bit frantic and Duggee needs to calm them all down. Fortunately, he has his yoga badge.

Two teams take on three scientific challenges, based on floating or sinking, fossils and forces. James’s shoes are slippy, but Ayo and Sam help find a solution with a moon buggy.

Creede learns how to skateboard with help from coach Samson, while Joy Charisma wants to get three darts on the board with tips from coach Jake.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a walk to a great place to play with pinwheels in the wind. On the way, they spot a bright red fire engine, play at being neighbours in some tiny houses, have a fun game on a stony beach and even explore a drippy tunnel.

Fred and Pete face a magical challenge: drawing a unicorn playing football! Expect mythical mayhem and glittering goals in this enchanting sporting adventure.

Magic is in the air as Mum has a wizarding surprise waiting for Iona and Elba in the garden. Later, the whole family head out to launch their kite in the windy sky – but will it take flight.

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

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small want to cook pillow samosas for Princess Sprout, but they have run out of peas. Small flies on her spoon to find some in order to make the perfect recipe.

On the menu is delicious tandoori chicken cooked in a traditional clay oven called a tandoor. Ria and Rohan use their grandma's special oven to make their version of this classic Indian dish. They cook chicken coated in a yoghurt sauce, which is spiced and full of flavour. They serve it to their friends alongside naan bread and yoghurt mint sauce. Plus learn about India, the land of spices, and find out some interesting facts about garlic, which is the special ingredient in this recipe. Will Ria and Rohan's friends like the taste of garlic in their chicken, and how will they feel about eating with their hands.

When Jen accidentally grinds up some giraffe thorn tree seeds that Mr Hammond wanted Andy to plant, Andy must head to the Namibian desert in southern Africa to track some down. And what better way to do that than from the top of a giraffe itself! But when another male giraffe arrives on the scene, a fight ensues, and Andy is caught in the middle.

When strange things start to happen at the Pages' house, Wilf and Chip become convinced that Mrs Page is actually an alien in disguise. The boys are excited by the idea of being the first people to meet this real-life alien visitor, so they pack some gifts and set about trying to make friends with it. They even try speaking in alien language so it will understand them! Will the boys make friends with the alien and get to fly in its spaceship after all.

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

Midwife Marley shows us how her foetal heart scanner can pick up the sound that a baby’s heart makes inside its mummy’s tummy.

When the Squirrels search for Enid, they are surprised to hear her meow from the top of the Mighty Sugar Bun Mountain. The Squirrels prepare for the climb to rescue Enid, but first Duggee teaches them what they need to pack in their backpacks for a successful trip. The team walk through rocky terrain, grey skies, plentiful rain and snow blizzards but keep morale high as they learn how phrasing negative thoughts into helpful ones will let them overcome any challenges along the way. The Squirrels repeat their positive affirmations to keep climbing up the Sugar Bun as a team, and when they find themselves at the top of the mountain, they all give Enid a big hug. A successful rescue mission means Happy can have his nap on the sofa with Enid when they are back.

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

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that all move because of propellers! Grace flies a seaplane, shows off an unusual hydrocopter and goes for a fast ride in a raceboat.

The Octonauts roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Whether it's a perilous voyage to the bottom of the sea or the piratey pursuit of a giant squid, the Octonauts leap into action. When a giant wave hurls creatures from the Amazon river up into the trees, the Octonauts must get them down safely without disturbing the poison dart frogs who live there.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘dragon’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of dragons – green, red and even some baby dragons. There’s a scaly dragon, a dancing one and a fire-breathing dragon. We see Dee enjoy a ride on a flying dragon. 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.

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

Meet the artist known as Seventeen, who likes to paint 17 of everything. Learn all about the number 17 with Numberblock Seventeen.

Animated adventure comedy series. The Go Jetters visit St Basil's Cathedral, but birthday boy Grandmaster Glitch has glitched it. Not cool.

When the Alphablocks go on holiday, a trip on a train is the only way to travel - if only the train would travel somewhere! This episode introduces the '-ai-' digraph and the words rail, rain, train, wait, chain, fail and sail.

Go and Stop meet Arty and discover a disco dancefloor made up of four square tiles. It’s decked out with speakers and fairy lights. But how do you get the disco to start.

Red is sad about being inside on a grey day but soon learns that being inside can be just as fun.

Animated adventure comedy series. When Grandmaster Glitch gets his hands on a GO Force, the forecast is not good for the Tarbela Dam in Pakistan.

Duggee introduces the Squirrels to his friend Eugene, the leader of the Big Parade, who has lost his hat. The Squirrels find him a new hat to wear from their dressing-up box, and off Eugene goes. But then - oh dear! - he hurts his leg and can't lead the parade after all. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help out? You bet they can! Stand by for the best Big Parade ever.

Dylan the astronaut wants to walk on the moon. But when a shooting star gets pulled into a black hole, the expedition turns into a rescue mission.

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

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.

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.

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

Justin meets Kayson to spend the day outdoors, and they make sure they've got everything they need for the weather before George joins them for a delicious ice cream. Mr Tumble is trying to dry his washing despite the weather. There's forecast fun in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words hat, rainbow and ice cream.

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.

Koa’s nails are long and sharp, but he’s afraid to cut them. Vida knows just how to make it fun - nail polish.

It is Bluey’s first trip to the cinema, but she’s worried that the movie will be too scary. When Bingo starts running amok in the theatre, she must conquer her fear and help Dad out.

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

JB goes to a sheep farm in Gloucestershire to learn about quad bikes, while Storm and her helpers visit a maze to discover which crop it's made from. We see some amazing creations at a wood-carving festival in Scotland and find out how oats are made into breakfast cereal. Storm shares a poem about the sounds of autumn.

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

The Brooklyn-Bells spend their first night together as a new family, only to be kept awake by Waffle, whose constant barking upsets Mrs Hobbs, their cat-obsessed neighbour.

Maddie looks at the emergency services. She uses a special camera to find out how the hose on a fire engine works and how the pump inside the fire engine creates pressure and sends water to the hose. Next, Maddie sees how an ordinary white car is made into a police car using special blue and yellow reflective stickers. A microscope camera reveals the tiny prisms inside the stickers, which make them bright and shiny.

Toad has a beautiful, eight-flowered plant ready to show at the Potted Plant Parade. Unfortunately, an over-excited Go bumps into Toad. The plant pot smashes and the flowers drop off. What is he going to do now.

Oona and Silky try to find a fun game they can play together.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octonauts discover a pod of beluga whales stranded at a breathing hole, they use music to lead them to safety.

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

Prisha learns some Bollywood dance moves with help from coach Beatrix, while coach Marley helps Holly climb the rope net.

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.

After being stung by a Stripy Skeeter, Pat floats like a helium balloon.

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

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

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

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

Andy travels through time and lands 30 million years ago in Mongolia. There he meets the paraceratherium - a giant mammal which is five times the size of a rhinoceros.

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

Andy, Jen and Scout head to Australia on a baby animal mission to solve the mystery of why a group of kangaroos, and their joeys, are living on a beach. Along the way, Andy is chased by a pack of dingoes and hops to safety with the baby kangaroos.

It’s hard enough for Mojo and Bo to help Jackson get all his sheep back in their pen, but it’s even harder when the hungry sheep start chewing up Preston’s flower festival.

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

Pink Bird takes to outer space to explore the dazzling stars and the planets as Mia and Nadeem perform A Million Dreams, from the Greatest Showman. In British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

When Muffin is told that she is special by her Dad, she uses it as an excuse to do anything she wants, which means playing Bluey and Bingo’s library game her way.

Kari wants to know how to windsurf like Barry and is told there's no secret but perseverance and hard work. She falls off time and time again, but eventually gets the hang of it. They also have to persevere when they build a sandcastle that keeps getting destroyed! A young Treasure Champ shows perseverance by dealing with his diabetes every day, and another perseveres to learn a new trick on her skateboard. Storyteller Jonah will be down on the farm telling us a story all about a lost sheep.

The Cobs try to capture Supertato while Evil Pea is on holiday, but it goes wrong resulting in Evil Pea getting covered in flour and custard over in the bath products aisle.

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

It is Bluey’s first trip to the cinema, but she’s worried that the movie will be too scary. When Bingo starts running amok in the theatre, she must conquer her fear and help Dad out.

Moira hears Magnus talking about how fun and cool his granny is and decides to show Caitlin she can be cool too. Mrs Juniper has plans for a new display at the Wobbly Coffee Pot.

Cosima and Big Lizard have a camping sleepover with a friendly little crab. In the morning, their new friend is missing, but why.

Hopeful of getting more students to join, Andy leads an open day to show off the school at its best. However, disaster strikes after a mix-up with Andy’s plan for the band.

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

Oona is a brave, clever puffin – just like her mama.

JoJo and Gran Gran get caught in the rain at the park. They shelter under the bandstand and JoJo spots a rainbow! JoJo discovers that rainbows are only visible when it's rainy and sunny at the same time. On the way home, JoJo realises that rainbow colours are all around them, which inspires Gran Gran to have a plan - they can create their own rainbow at home.

JoJo and Gran Gran take the bus to visit the art gallery. JoJo wants to find paintings of pandas, so they join a tour with curator Marie and see lots of different type of art, and experience how abstract art makes them feel. JoJo can’t find any paintings of pandas but realises art isn't just for looking at – it's for making too! JoJo makes lots of panda art and creates her own gallery in Gran Gran's garden.

Mr Onion is riding on the Bumparoller when he discovers a great big hole in the road. What are we going to do? Mr Onion knows how to fix it.

Oona and Baba get lost in the fog. Mossy and the Shrew Crew help them find their way home.

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. Whilst at the Big Shop, Sarah, Duck and Plate Girl discover some unusual inhabitants in the plant section.

Children's animation. Charlie and Lola, a brother and sister, deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Charlie loves his little sister, even if at times she can be infuriating. Lola decides to be helpful like the hero of her book, Goody the Good. At first Charlie enjoys Lola's help, but it soon gets out of hand when Lola accidently spills pink milk on Charlie's homework and tries to help by running it under the tap. Charlie wants the old Lola back - and quickly.

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

The Tombliboos discover the game of waving. They wave to everybody as they fly through the garden in the Pinky Ponk. Even the great big Haahoos wave back. The Tombliboo waving game makes everyone in the garden happy.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Mark Ronson reads a bedtime story about a little panda who gets out of the wrong side of the bed.

Michael Palin presents a profile of the television career of David Attenborough, from controller of BBC Two to his wildlife programmes such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring performances by Sarah Brightman, Brian Conley and Dennis Waterman.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring performances by Sarah Brightman, Brian Conley and Dennis Waterman.

Filmed live at the Barbican in London, this major production of the classic musical comedy features an all-star cast led by renowned Broadway actress Sutton Foster, reprising her Tony-winning performance as Reno Sweeney, alongside the award-winning Robert Lindsay and Felicity Kendal, as well as beloved West End legend Gary Wilmot. A heart-warming romance, featuring spectacular dance routines and some of theatre’s most memorable songs. When the SS American heads out to sea, etiquette and convention head out of the portholes as two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love - proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, a comical disguise and some good old-fashioned blackmail. This hilarious musical romp across the Atlantic, directed by the multi-award-winning Broadway director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall, features Cole Porter’s joyful score, including I Get a Kick Out of You, You’re the Top and the show-stopping Anything Goes.

Filmed live at the Barbican in London, this major production of the classic musical comedy features an all-star cast led by renowned Broadway actress Sutton Foster, reprising her Tony-winning performance as Reno Sweeney, alongside the award-winning Robert Lindsay and Felicity Kendal, as well as beloved West End legend Gary Wilmot. A heart-warming romance, featuring spectacular dance routines and some of theatre’s most memorable songs. When the SS American heads out to sea, etiquette and convention head out of the portholes as two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love - proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, a comical disguise and some good old-fashioned blackmail. This hilarious musical romp across the Atlantic, directed by the multi-award-winning Broadway director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall, features Cole Porter’s joyful score, including I Get a Kick Out of You, You’re the Top and the show-stopping Anything Goes.

David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction in Argentina of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur. Measuring 37m long - close to four London buses put end to end - and weighing 70 metric tons, it now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. In 2014, a shepherd spotted the tip of a gigantic fossil bone sticking out of a rock in La Flecha Farm in the Chubut Province in the Argentinian desert. Palaeontologists soon uncovered a massive 2.4m long thigh bone (femur), the largest ever found. By the end of the dig they had uncovered more than 220 bones. As the programme reveals, these all belong to a new species of the giant plant-eating titanosaur. Filmed over the next two years, the documentary follows the twists and turns of this forensic investigation. Attenborough witnesses the uncovering and examination of these stupendous fossils and the dramatic construction of the complete skeleton. And using state-of-the-art graphics, the film also reveals the internal secrets of this dinosaur and what it means to be a giant.

It was in 1945 when the BBC’s first war correspondent, Richard Dimbleby, found himself with British troops in Germany and witnessed the discovery of the notorious Nazi death camp Belsen. His now-famous radio reports first told the world of the crimes against humanity that had been uncovered – reports that changed our understanding of the Second World War and the nature of the enemy the Allies had been fighting. In the following years, Richard returned to the site of Belsen twice – first in 1959 and then again in 1965 to mark the anniversary of the war’s end. Both visits were filmed for BBC programmes, and here Richard’s son Jonathan – a writer and broadcaster himself – tells the story of Richard’s return trips, explaining why they were significant for him and the impact Belsen had on him and the rest of his career.

In this film from 1965, broadcaster Richard Dimbleby returns to Belsen, 20 years after his first radio account of the liberation of the concentration camp.

In the series following former war reporters as they return to past battlefields, Richard Dimbleby goes back to Germany.

Directed by Sam Mendes, this is the story of two soldier-cameramen, Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie, who witnessed the liberation of Belsen during the closing days of World War II. By immersing audiences in their eyewitness accounts through the footage they shot, married with audio interviews (recorded by the Imperial War Museum in the 1980s) describing their experiences in detail, the film becomes an intimate and personal record of two ordinary men’s defining experience of the war and, through them, of the profound trauma and tragedy of the Holocaust.

Jason Manford hosts a glittering musical celebration, with spectacular performances and special guests, including Beverley Knight, Nicole Scherzinger and Alfie Boe. Filmed in front of an audience of 12,000 fans of musicals at Manchester’s AO Arena, 12 of the UK’s West End and touring productions perform much-loved songs and exciting exclusives. Daniel Mays takes to the stage with Guys & Dolls, Alfie Boe returns to Les Misérables for a special one-off performance, Beverley Knight performs with some of the next generation of musical theatre stars, and the cast of Broadway sensation Hadestown present a UK television exclusive ahead of its West End debut. Also featured are show-stopping numbers from Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Disney’s Aladdin, A Chorus Line, Grease The Musical, and Mrs Doubtfire. And incredible performances from The Wizard of Oz, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Phantom of the Opera and Hamilton complete the line-up. The programme also shines a light on the world of musical theatre, including an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at hit British comedy musical Operation Mincemeat and a preview of the exciting shows coming to theatres this year.

Jason Manford hosts a glittering musical celebration, with spectacular performances and special guests, including Beverley Knight, Nicole Scherzinger and Alfie Boe. Filmed in front of an audience of 12,000 fans of musicals at Manchester’s AO Arena, 12 of the UK’s West End and touring productions perform much-loved songs and exciting exclusives. Daniel Mays takes to the stage with Guys & Dolls, Alfie Boe returns to Les Misérables for a special one-off performance, Beverley Knight performs with some of the next generation of musical theatre stars, and the cast of Broadway sensation Hadestown present a UK television exclusive ahead of its West End debut. Also featured are show-stopping numbers from Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Disney’s Aladdin, A Chorus Line, Grease The Musical, and Mrs Doubtfire. And incredible performances from The Wizard of Oz, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Phantom of the Opera and Hamilton complete the line-up. The programme also shines a light on the world of musical theatre, including an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at hit British comedy musical Operation Mincemeat and a preview of the exciting shows coming to theatres this year.

The illustrator and author paints scenes from a 70-year-long career, including his work with Roald Dahl. With David Walliams, Joanna Lumley, Peter Capaldi, Ore Oduba and Michael Rosen.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring Tom Conti, Barbara Dickson and Michael Feinstein.

Michael Palin presents a profile of the television career of David Attenborough, from controller of BBC Two to his wildlife programmes such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring Tom Conti, Barbara Dickson and Michael Feinstein.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring performances by Sarah Brightman, Brian Conley and Dennis Waterman.

Gary Wilmot presents songs from stage and screen musicals. Featuring performances by Sarah Brightman, Brian Conley and Dennis Waterman.

David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction in Argentina of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur. Measuring 37m long - close to four London buses put end to end - and weighing 70 metric tons, it now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. In 2014, a shepherd spotted the tip of a gigantic fossil bone sticking out of a rock in La Flecha Farm in the Chubut Province in the Argentinian desert. Palaeontologists soon uncovered a massive 2.4m long thigh bone (femur), the largest ever found. By the end of the dig they had uncovered more than 220 bones. As the programme reveals, these all belong to a new species of the giant plant-eating titanosaur. Filmed over the next two years, the documentary follows the twists and turns of this forensic investigation. Attenborough witnesses the uncovering and examination of these stupendous fossils and the dramatic construction of the complete skeleton. And using state-of-the-art graphics, the film also reveals the internal secrets of this dinosaur and what it means to be a giant.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Duggee hosts a Buddy Bonanza for Mrs Weaver and the Squirrels, with the aim of finding new buddies with common interests to them.

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

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

When Muffin is told that she is special by her Dad, she uses it as an excuse to do anything she wants, which means playing Bluey and Bingo’s library game her way.

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

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

A storm carries a little goby out to sea - the Vegimals and Kwazii help to bring him home.

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

Everyone’s arriving for a special movie. Projectionist Secret Agent Chicken thinks she can make film night even better, but she doesn’t realise the audience have arrived and are waiting for her to start the movie. Go and Stop try to get her attention with the help of Cow and the Do Blocks. Just when it seems like no-one is able to help, Go and Stop notice Slide Do Block in the audience. Can sliding the door get them into Secret Agent Chicken’s projection room.

Nick and the Popcasters create a song about Nigel the Giraffe, who longs to see the view from the top of Primrose Hill.

It’s Socky Sort Day in Justin’s House, but when Little Monster takes all the socks, it leads everyone to think that she’s hibernating - but can they stay quiet so she can sleep.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. The Line draws Dipdap a comic about aliens. Dipdap is so engrossed that he fails to notice the aliens all around him.

'If you do a pretending game you can make your toy do anything you want.' Bing and Sula discover a new toy at Amma's creche - a talking ride-on car. It seems like fun until talkie taxi keeps saying the same thing over and over again. When the taxi crashes and is finally silenced, Bing and Sula use their imagination to play the game they really want to play.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘blanket’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different blankets – a blue one, a baby blanket, a woolly one and a picnic blanket! Dee hops around on a patchwork blanket, and we see her and a friend wrap up in a warm blanket. 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 refuses a snack that turns out to be yummier than she'd imagined.

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

The Twirlywoos watch a chef build a tower of profiteroles in a bakery kitchen. When he leaves, they decide to build a tower of their own, getting carried away and making it taller and taller! Back in the boat, the Twirlywoos are having tea. Chickedy and Chick pump up the Fruit Tea Machine, but when they go to fetch the teapot, the machine grows taller. When they get back, they find they can't reach the button! Toodloo comes to help lift them up, but the Fruit Tea Machine grows taller still. It's only when they all stack up, one on top of the other, that the Twirlywoos can reach the button and fill the teapot.

Mr Tumble accidentally paints a rainbow, while Justin and his friends put on a colourful show at a theatre.

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Marta, Billie, Hud, Elijah, Thomas, Finley and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is a rubber duck, and all the parents and babies have different bath toys in their bags which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding a baby appropriate rubber duck or bath toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The nursery rhyme Three Little Ducks features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

After playing air hockey at home, Georgia decides with her mum that she would like to learn how to ice-skate. They both head over to the ice rink, where they have their very first lesson and learn how to stay steady on their feet. They decide to learn more about ice skating by going to watch an ice hockey match, where the players are very skilled at skating. They then head over to try a spot of rollerblading to help practise their balance, before finishing the day with a second ice-skating lesson.

Kiri gets upset and goes off in a huff.

Maddie is at home waiting for the postman. She’s expecting a letter from Uncle George, everybody’s favourite uncle, but each time she hears a knock at the door, it seems to be someone else! Maybe today’s not the day for George’s letter.

Triggs is feeling a bit blue and finds it hard to get out of bed. That pesky birdie outside his window isn't helping either. But Maddie thinks she knows what the Birdie might be singing about and helps her friend step outside to greet the day.

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

It's one of those days. The Squirrels have arrived and they're all a little bit hyped up with bundles of energy. Things are starting to get a bit frantic and Duggee needs to calm them all down. Fortunately, he has his yoga badge.

Creede learns how to skateboard with help from coach Samson, while Joy Charisma wants to get three darts on the board with tips from coach Jake.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a walk to a great place to play with pinwheels in the wind. On the way, they spot a bright red fire engine, play at being neighbours in some tiny houses, have a fun game on a stony beach and even explore a drippy tunnel.

Magic is in the air as Mum has a wizarding surprise waiting for Iona and Elba in the garden. Later, the whole family head out to launch their kite in the windy sky – but will it take flight.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small want to cook pillow samosas for Princess Sprout, but they have run out of peas. Small flies on her spoon to find some in order to make the perfect recipe.

When strange things start to happen at the Pages' house, Wilf and Chip become convinced that Mrs Page is actually an alien in disguise. The boys are excited by the idea of being the first people to meet this real-life alien visitor, so they pack some gifts and set about trying to make friends with it. They even try speaking in alien language so it will understand them! Will the boys make friends with the alien and get to fly in its spaceship after all.

Midwife Marley shows us how her foetal heart scanner can pick up the sound that a baby’s heart makes inside its mummy’s tummy.

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

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that all move because of propellers! Grace flies a seaplane, shows off an unusual hydrocopter and goes for a fast ride in a raceboat.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘dragon’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of dragons – green, red and even some baby dragons. There’s a scaly dragon, a dancing one and a fire-breathing dragon. We see Dee enjoy a ride on a flying dragon. 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.

Meet the artist known as Seventeen, who likes to paint 17 of everything. Learn all about the number 17 with Numberblock Seventeen.

When the Alphablocks go on holiday, a trip on a train is the only way to travel - if only the train would travel somewhere! This episode introduces the '-ai-' digraph and the words rail, rain, train, wait, chain, fail and sail.

Go and Stop meet Arty and discover a disco dancefloor made up of four square tiles. It’s decked out with speakers and fairy lights. But how do you get the disco to start.

Red is sad about being inside on a grey day but soon learns that being inside can be just as fun.

Duggee introduces the Squirrels to his friend Eugene, the leader of the Big Parade, who has lost his hat. The Squirrels find him a new hat to wear from their dressing-up box, and off Eugene goes. But then - oh dear! - he hurts his leg and can't lead the parade after all. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help out? You bet they can! Stand by for the best Big Parade ever.

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

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

The Teletubbies 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.

Koa’s nails are long and sharp, but he’s afraid to cut them. Vida knows just how to make it fun - nail polish.

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

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

Maddie looks at the emergency services. She uses a special camera to find out how the hose on a fire engine works and how the pump inside the fire engine creates pressure and sends water to the hose. Next, Maddie sees how an ordinary white car is made into a police car using special blue and yellow reflective stickers. A microscope camera reveals the tiny prisms inside the stickers, which make them bright and shiny.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octonauts discover a pod of beluga whales stranded at a breathing hole, they use music to lead them to safety.

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.

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

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

Andy travels through time and lands 30 million years ago in Mongolia. There he meets the paraceratherium - a giant mammal which is five times the size of a rhinoceros.

It’s hard enough for Mojo and Bo to help Jackson get all his sheep back in their pen, but it’s even harder when the hungry sheep start chewing up Preston’s flower festival.

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

When Muffin is told that she is special by her Dad, she uses it as an excuse to do anything she wants, which means playing Bluey and Bingo’s library game her way.

The Cobs try to capture Supertato while Evil Pea is on holiday, but it goes wrong resulting in Evil Pea getting covered in flour and custard over in the bath products aisle.

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

It is Mummy and Dad's wedding anniversary, so Topsy and Tim make a special cake with the help of their babysitter Danielle. The twins make it look like a proper wedding cake and choose a theme for each layer.

Moira hears Magnus talking about how fun and cool his granny is and decides to show Caitlin she can be cool too. Mrs Juniper has plans for a new display at the Wobbly Coffee Pot.

Henry has some brilliant bouncy fun with Mummy and sister Sophie.

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

Oona is a brave, clever puffin – just like her mama.

JoJo and Gran Gran take the bus to visit the art gallery. JoJo wants to find paintings of pandas, so they join a tour with curator Marie and see lots of different type of art, and experience how abstract art makes them feel. JoJo can’t find any paintings of pandas but realises art isn't just for looking at – it's for making too! JoJo makes lots of panda art and creates her own gallery in Gran Gran's garden.

Mr Onion is riding on the Bumparoller when he discovers a great big hole in the road. What are we going to do? Mr Onion knows how to fix it.

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

Everybody goes for a ride in the Ninky Nonk except Makka Pakka, who gets left behind. He chases the Ninky Nonk and everybody thinks he wants a ride, but he wants to give the Ninky Nonk a wash.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Floella Benjamin reads a story about the wonderful things left behind on the seashore when the sea slips away.

Thirty years ago, thousands of portraits from a small studio in Bradford were saved from a skip. They form a unique collection of photographs that records the changing face of a British industrial city in the middle of the 20th century. Many of the people in the portraits were new arrivals from the Asian subcontinent, eastern Europe and the Caribbean, attracted by the offer of work in wool mills. The names of these people are a mystery – only their faces survive. A small studio, Belle Vue, in the middle of Bradford, built a business on taking portraits of the newly-arrived migrants. Photographer Tony Walker used a battered Victorian camera to take images of his customers, which were often sent back to relatives in the countries they’d left behind. Working alongside staff from museums in Bradford, presenter Shanaz Gulzar identifies and tracks down the people in the portraits, and uncovers dramatic social change and the hidden stories behind the portraits.

Michael Palin presents a profile of the television career of David Attenborough, from controller of BBC Two to his wildlife programmes such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet.

The Goods' garden is now well under way and Tom is managing to barter reasonably successfully. Margo is horrified when she hears of Tom and Barbara's decision to keep pigs in the garden and enlists the help of the local residents' association in an effort to scupper the plan.

David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction in Argentina of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur. Measuring 37m long - close to four London buses put end to end - and weighing 70 metric tons, it now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. In 2014, a shepherd spotted the tip of a gigantic fossil bone sticking out of a rock in La Flecha Farm in the Chubut Province in the Argentinian desert. Palaeontologists soon uncovered a massive 2.4m long thigh bone (femur), the largest ever found. By the end of the dig they had uncovered more than 220 bones. As the programme reveals, these all belong to a new species of the giant plant-eating titanosaur. Filmed over the next two years, the documentary follows the twists and turns of this forensic investigation. Attenborough witnesses the uncovering and examination of these stupendous fossils and the dramatic construction of the complete skeleton. And using state-of-the-art graphics, the film also reveals the internal secrets of this dinosaur and what it means to be a giant.

First episode of the acclaimed sitcom about an apparently clueless British government minister and the advisers who surround him. When Jim Hacker's party wins the general election, he is summoned to the prime minister's office to discover that he is to be the new minister for administrative affairs.

David Hockney is one of the world's most successful and influential artists of our time. At 11, he wanted to be an artist. At 87, he's still creating new works. Happiest when making 'joyful' art, and always innovating with his iPad, his art has sold for millions. Ahead of his biggest show ever opening in Paris, the Bradford-born star talks to Katie Razzall about growing old, a recent visit from the King, and his two big loves - smoking and painting.

It was in 1945 when the BBC’s first war correspondent, Richard Dimbleby, found himself with British troops in Germany and witnessed the discovery of the notorious Nazi death camp Belsen. His now-famous radio reports first told the world of the crimes against humanity that had been uncovered – reports that changed our understanding of the Second World War and the nature of the enemy the allies had been fighting. In the following years, Richard returned to the site of Belsen twice – first in 1959 and then again in 1965 to mark the anniversary of the war’s end. Both visits were filmed for BBC programmes, and here Richard’s son Jonathan – a writer and broadcaster himself – tells the story of Richard’s return trips, explaining why they were significant for him and the impact Belsen had on him and the rest of his career.

In this film from 1965, broadcaster Richard Dimbleby returns to Belsen, 20 years after his first radio account of the liberation of the concentration camp.

In this film from 1965, broadcaster Richard Dimbleby returns to Belsen, 20 years after his first radio account of the liberation of the concentration camp.

Filmed over three years with unprecedented access, this documentary captures the return from California of England's favourite living artist. As Hockney approaches the age of 70, he re-invents his painting from scratch, working through the seasons and in all weathers out in the Yorkshire countryside, ending up with the largest picture ever made outdoors. It is at once the story of an unusual homecoming and also an intimate portrait of what inspires Hockney as his time runs out.

In the series following former war reporters as they return to past battlefields, Richard Dimbleby goes back to Germany.

In the series following former war reporters as they return to past battlefields, Richard Dimbleby goes back to Germany.

Directed by Sam Mendes, this is the story of two soldier-cameramen, Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie, who witnessed the liberation of Belsen during the closing days of World War II. By immersing audiences in their eyewitness accounts through the footage they shot, married with audio interviews (recorded by the Imperial War Museum in the 1980s) describing their experiences in detail, the film becomes an intimate and personal record of two ordinary men’s defining experience of the war and, through them, of the profound trauma and tragedy of the Holocaust.

Directed by Sam Mendes, this is the story of two soldier-cameramen, Sgt Mike Lewis and Sgt Bill Lawrie, who witnessed the liberation of Belsen during the closing days of World War II. By immersing audiences in their eyewitness accounts through the footage they shot, married with audio interviews (recorded by the Imperial War Museum in the 1980s) describing their experiences in detail, the film becomes an intimate and personal record of two ordinary men’s defining experience of the war and, through them, of the profound trauma and tragedy of the Holocaust.

An intimate documentary profile of artist David Hockney as he returns to the theme of double portraits, three decades after some of his most iconic works, like Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy. From 2003.

The illustrator and author paints scenes from a 70-year-long career, including his work with Roald Dahl. With David Walliams, Joanna Lumley, Peter Capaldi, Ore Oduba and Michael Rosen.

WARNING : show starts before 22:45!! The illustrator and author paints scenes from a 70-year-long career, including his work with Roald Dahl. With David Walliams, Joanna Lumley, Peter Capaldi, Ore Oduba and Michael Rosen.

In an interview first broadcast in 1996, artist David Hockney talks to Jeremy Isaacs about painting, designing for the opera and his growing deafness.

The story of Cromford. A picturesque Derbyshire village at the heart of famous industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright's mechanised cotton mills and a textile revolution. Presenter and archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers it wasn't just an industrial revolution. Cromford became a new kind of village, built to service the enterprise of this powerful man.

Michael Palin presents a profile of the television career of David Attenborough, from controller of BBC Two to his wildlife programmes such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet.

WARNING : show starts before 00:45!! Michael Palin presents a profile of the television career of David Attenborough, from controller of BBC Two to his wildlife programmes such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet.

An intimate documentary profile of artist David Hockney as he returns to the theme of double portraits, three decades after some of his most iconic works, like Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy. From 2003.

Thirty years ago, thousands of portraits from a small studio in Bradford were saved from a skip. They form a unique collection of photographs that records the changing face of a British industrial city in the middle of the 20th century. Many of the people in the portraits were new arrivals from the Asian subcontinent, eastern Europe and the Caribbean, attracted by the offer of work in wool mills. The names of these people are a mystery – only their faces survive. A small studio, Belle Vue, in the middle of Bradford, built a business on taking portraits of the newly-arrived migrants. Photographer Tony Walker used a battered Victorian camera to take images of his customers, which were often sent back to relatives in the countries they’d left behind. Working alongside staff from museums in Bradford, presenter Shanaz Gulzar identifies and tracks down the people in the portraits, and uncovers dramatic social change and the hidden stories behind the portraits.

David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction in Argentina of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur. Measuring 37m long - close to four London buses put end to end - and weighing 70 metric tons, it now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. In 2014, a shepherd spotted the tip of a gigantic fossil bone sticking out of a rock in La Flecha Farm in the Chubut Province in the Argentinian desert. Palaeontologists soon uncovered a massive 2.4m long thigh bone (femur), the largest ever found. By the end of the dig they had uncovered more than 220 bones. As the programme reveals, these all belong to a new species of the giant plant-eating titanosaur. Filmed over the next two years, the documentary follows the twists and turns of this forensic investigation. Attenborough witnesses the uncovering and examination of these stupendous fossils and the dramatic construction of the complete skeleton. And using state-of-the-art graphics, the film also reveals the internal secrets of this dinosaur and what it means to be a giant.

David Attenborough tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction in Argentina of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur. Measuring 37m long - close to four London buses put end to end - and weighing 70 metric tons, it now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. In 2014, a shepherd spotted the tip of a gigantic fossil bone sticking out of a rock in La Flecha Farm in the Chubut Province in the Argentinian desert. Palaeontologists soon uncovered a massive 2.4m long thigh bone (femur), the largest ever found. By the end of the dig they had uncovered more than 220 bones. As the programme reveals, these all belong to a new species of the giant plant-eating titanosaur. Filmed over the next two years, the documentary follows the twists and turns of this forensic investigation. Attenborough witnesses the uncovering and examination of these stupendous fossils and the dramatic construction of the complete skeleton. And using state-of-the-art graphics, the film also reveals the internal secrets of this dinosaur and what it means to be a giant.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

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

Dad is pretending to be an estate agent selling the Grannies’ house to Mum.

Bluey and Mackenzie are excited about spending time with their two buddies, but when the older kids run off to play without them, Calypso has to explain that growing up can be hard.

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

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

Kwazii and Tracker visit the desert for an Octo-Agent test but end up getting lost.

Coming now to a screen near you - the monster tale of a colossal creature who really, really likes bigger numbers. Learn about comparing numbers with the Numberblocks.

Cow discovers Go and Stop disco dancing in the forest. She loves their moves and wants to learn how to do them, but she doesn’t think she’ll be able to wiggle, spin and clap in time to the music. There’s too much to remember. Go and Stop realise that Cow needs to master each dance move separately before she can make all the actions fit the beat.

After a concert at the music festival, Nick returns to the caravan for a spot of lunch - but what's that funny smell? Is it Norman again.

Justin and Robert keep getting in each other’s way, so with the help of Gary, they split the house in two with a wall. But being by themselves isn’t as good as they think it’ll be.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character, Dipdap. The Line draws hats that Dipdap loves to wear, but they have surprises in store for him.

It's a windy day, and Bing wants to fly his Hoppity Voosh kite with Flop. And he wants to do it all by himself. Even when Pando arrives and wants to help, Bing insists on doing it his way. When the kite gets caught up in the park bench, Bing realises that there are some times when another pair of hands come in handy.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘feather’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of feathers – a grey feather, a spotty feather, a fluffy feather and a unicorn feather. There’s a help-you-fly feather, some fluffy feathers and even a drawing feather! 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 determined to cheer Declan up because he is in a bad mood.

Dylan the librarian wants to host story time at his library, but the book he wants to read gets damaged. He has to get creative.

The Twirlywoos visit a butterfly farm, where they watch all kinds of butterflies but are fascinated most by a small one that lands nearby. A man arrives with a plate of fruit, and the Twirlywoos quickly hide. When he leaves, they follow the small butterfly, looking for it behind leaves and flowerpots. The Twirlywoos eventually catch up with the small butterfly when the Hooter calls them home and they lift off into the air, and they find themselves flying beside it. Back on the boat, the Twirlywoos are tickled by a little starfish which comes out of Peekaboo's house. To avoid being caught, the starfish keeps on shrinking, getting smaller and smaller until it gets so tiny that it disappears altogether.

Mr Tumble makes breakfast for Tumble Ted, while Justin and his friends collect eggs for their breakfast.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po play football. The Teletubbies' ball goes inside Home Dome, just as the Tubby Phone begins to ring. It is time for a Tubby Phone Dance! The children in Tummy Tales enjoy a football lesson.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Evie, Gracie, Luke, Hunter, Thea, Benjamin and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags are different types of toy transport which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby appropriate toy vehicles inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The popular baby song The Wheels on the Bus features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Together Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Lou’s trunk won’t wake up until Kiri finds a chilly solution.

Maddie is at home waiting for the postman. She’s expecting a letter from Uncle George, everybody’s favourite uncle, but each time she hears a knock at the door, it seems to be someone else! Maybe today’s not the day for George’s letter.

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

When they see Duggee cleaning his biscuit tin collection, one of the many things he collects, the Squirrels are inspired to start their own collections. They busy themselves doing the collecting bit and then display their precious things in the clubhouse.

Oscar tries swing tennis on the beach with coach Kya, while Skylah jumps on a springboard with the help of coach Millie.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to the library. On the way they count the domes on a temple, pretend to be trains, swirl like a barber’s pole and even discover a jungle.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a morning walk to the orchard to pick apples. On the way they find a tractor and a quad bike, discover a mushroom spaceship, meet a mole and even moo with the cows.

Eden and Ava set up a beauty salon and make their very own face mask mixture. Dad pops along for a beauty treatment, but will his visit leave him feeling relaxed? Later, the family heads to the park for a game of hide-and-seek, and a cheeky squirrel decides to join in the fun.

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

The Robinsons get a surprise slithery visitor when Mr Shah’s pet snake Archie goes missing from the vet's. Can Biff and Anneena help Mr Shah track him down.

Bagpiper Kyle introduces us to his booming bagpipes. To make a sound, Kyle uses his breath and fingers in a special way.

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

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that only have three wheels! Grace drives a three-wheeled sports car, shows off an unusual three-wheeled tractor and then rides a three-wheeled tilting motorbike.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘pasta’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about pasta - yellow, green and even rainbow pasta. We see Dee and a friend make some cheesy pasta, and Ant goes for a ride in a pasta balloon! 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.

Meet Eighteen, the speedy super-rectangle who was born to ride the rays. Learn all about the number 18 with Numberblock Eighteen.

The Alphablocks meet a metal box that goes beep, and soon it's walking and talking and wishing it could be like its new friends. This episode introduces the '-ee-' digraph and the words beep, see, seed, feet, feel and weep.

The Moving Crew, Go and Stop help Arty and the Little Hoppers figure out the right way to hop across the stepping stones to reach the other side of the muddy stream.

Red is on a colour tour with her friends, showing them the sights of where she did her very first colouring.

It's a beautiful day and everyone is outside enjoying themselves in the sunshine. Everything is peaceful until Naughty Monkey starts throwing banana skins down from his branch. That won't do at all! Ethel slips up and lands with a very big bump - be careful everyone! The Squirrels go and investigate. Then it's Naughty Monkey's turn to fall down... into a big hole. He's stuck! The Squirrels get Duggee and together they go to help Naughty Monkey, but they have to be very careful along the way.

It’s the first day of spring, so it’s time for the traditional march round the garden to greet the daffodils. But none of the gang can remember the right tempo to march to. Can Yukee find a way to get them all marching in time.

Justin and his friends go on a fruit picking adventure. Meanwhile, Aunt Polly judges the annual Fabulous Fruit Competition, but what has Mr Tumble done to Grandad’s strawberries.

When it's time for the Tubby Custard Ride, there's a special trailer the Teletubbies haven't seen before. It's for the Noo-Noo, who gets to go on a special Tubby Custard Ride.

Juno can’t wait for Juno Mama Day, but when Mama Hippo gets a cold, it’s a very different day than Juno expected. Luckily, she learns that she’s a great junior nurse.

Preston needs to knock down his shed, and Mojo has the wrecking ball to do it. But first, Mojo and Bo have to get it all the way across town, which is harder than it sounds.

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

Maddie does the recycling. She uses a special camera to find out how a bin lorry works to lift a bin and tip the rubbish into the hopper. An animation reveals how a moving wall inside the lorry crushes the rubbish to make way for more. Next, Maddie visits a recycling plant to see how the rubbish is sorted. She then visits a paper mill to see how the old paper is recycled into newspapers.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. A lost pilot fish who eats ocean gunk cleans up the Octonauts' dirty gups, but he is still hungry! Meanwhile, Captain Barnacles must work out why a whitetip shark is chasing the Gup-A.

When Zigzag’s friend, Banjo the koala, doesn’t feel like coming out to play, she calls Vida, who knows just what to do. Vida gets him exercising and healthy enough to play with Zigzag in no time.

Today, Worm and Ladybird welcome everyone to Squirrel Club. The Squirrels are wondering, what's that sound? Then it’s off to the hospital in our very own telenovela (a Spanish soap opera), The Agony and Eggstacy. Next, we have something that looks a bit familiar, but also a bit different. It’s like Hey Duggee with ducks - Hey Quacky! Happy tells his chums about getting his first pair of glasses when he was little. Of course, the other Squirrels have questions.

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

Andy travels 100 million years back to prehistoric times to meet the spinosaurus, a massive meat-eating dinosaur that is even bigger than the T-rex! On his adventure, Andy rides a speedy ouranosaurus and takes a dip in a prehistoric river.

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

Dad is pretending to be an estate agent selling the Grannies’ house to Mum.

Bluey and Mackenzie are excited about spending time with their two buddies, but when the older kids run off to play without them, Calypso has to explain that growing up can be hard.

Evil Pea thinks the Veggies won’t like it when she covers the supermarket in ice, but instead they have the best snow day ever, so she creates a giant snowball to ruin their fun.

Supertato is delighted when Evil Pea comes to his birthday party, but Carrot is suspicious. Soon Evil Pea unleashes the Mini Peas, who try to steal Supertato’s birthday present.

A strange find far away from the ship breaks D.O.R.I.S.’s satnav. Luckily, Big Lizard’s on hand to teach Cosima how to find her way around without technology.

It is Mummy and Dad's wedding anniversary, so Topsy and Tim make a special cake with the help of their babysitter Danielle. The twins make it look like a proper wedding cake and choose a theme for each layer.

Disability assistance dog Tinks and her owner Charli have a long list of chores to do, all in time for Annabel, their last minute visitor.

Henry has some brilliant bouncy fun with Mummy and sister Sophie.

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

Everyone needs help sometimes, Oona just has to learn to ask.

JoJo and Gran Gran press a flower so that it will last for a long time. JoJo learns that flowers wilt over time, but flower pressing is a special way to make them last longer. JoJo and Gran Gran look through Gran Gran's wedding album and enjoy old photographs, special things and happy memories. Gran Gran realises they have found the perfect place to keep their special pressed flower.

Inside the little Toy House, each of the friends decides to give Lily Plant some 'pretend water'. Everybody loves Lily Plant. Lily Plant loves pretend water. What a lovely day for Lily Plant.

Tiny, Small and Baby Soup Dragon are outside playing when they hear the sound of something approaching from space. They look up and gaze in awe as they see a large space module hurtling towards the planet. It gets slower and slower as it nears them until eventually it lands a little way away, a door opens and from out of it steps a strange creature in a space suit – they don’t know what it is but we can see it’s a human astronaut! They rush back underground to tell the others.

Upsy Daisy wants to look at the pretty flowers in the garden, but Igglepiggle wants to ride in the Ninky Nonk. They go their separate ways, but when Igglepiggle finds the prettiest flower of all, he collects Upsy Daisy in the Ninky Nonk and takes her to see it.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Settle and quieten down as Mr Tumble reads and signs a calming Bedtime Story all about getting ready for bed.

Thirty years ago, thousands of portraits from a small studio in Bradford were saved from a skip. They form a unique collection of photographs that records the changing face of a British industrial city in the middle of the 20th century. Many of the people in the portraits were new arrivals from the Asian subcontinent, eastern Europe and the Caribbean, attracted by the offer of work in wool mills. The names of these people are a mystery – only their faces survive. A small studio, Belle Vue, in the middle of Bradford, built a business on taking portraits of the newly-arrived migrants. Photographer Tony Walker used a battered Victorian camera to take images of his customers, which were often sent back to relatives in the countries they’d left behind. Working alongside staff from museums in Bradford, presenter Shanaz Gulzar identifies and tracks down the people in the portraits, and uncovers dramatic social change and the hidden stories behind the portraits.

In the wild North Atlantic, massive whale pods, giant turtles and monstrous jellyfish ride the Gulf Stream, a huge ocean current that becomes a migration superhighway and helps warm northern Europe. Meanwhile, fishermen battle for survival in mountainous seas as they try to reap the current's natural fertility.

The Goods' garden is now well under way and Tom is managing to barter reasonably successfully. Margo is horrified when she hears of Tom and Barbara's decision to keep pigs in the garden and enlists the help of the local residents' association in an effort to scupper the plan.

Shipwrecks are the nightmare we have forgotten - the price Britain paid for ruling the waves from an island surrounded by treacherous rocks. The result is a coastline that is home to the world's highest concentration of sunken ships. But shipwrecks also changed the course of British history, helped shape our national character and drove innovations in seafaring technology, as well as gripping our imagination. In this three-part series, maritime historian Dr Sam Willis looks at how and why the shipwreck came to loom so large. He begins with the embarrassing story of the top-heavy Mary Rose, the freak wrecking of the Spanish Armada and the terrifying real-life disasters at sea that inspired two of the greatest of all castaway tales - Shakespeare's The Tempest and Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe.

First episode of the acclaimed sitcom about an apparently clueless British government minister and the advisers who surround him. When Jim Hacker's party wins the general election, he is summoned to the prime minister's office to discover that he is to be the new minister for administrative affairs.

First episode of the acclaimed sitcom about an apparently clueless British government minister and the advisers who surround him. When Jim Hacker's party wins the general election, he is summoned to the prime minister's office to discover that he is to be the new minister for administrative affairs.

David Hockney is one of the world's most successful and influential artists of our time. At 11, he wanted to be an artist. At 87, he's still creating new works. Happiest when making 'joyful' art, and always innovating with his iPad, his art has sold for millions. Ahead of his biggest show ever opening in Paris, the Bradford-born star talks to Katie Razzall about growing old, a recent visit from the King, and his two big loves - smoking and painting.

Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern remembers his 2014 drama Common, which explores the concept and consequences of the law of joint association through the story of a fictional murder involving a group of Liverpool teenagers. Jimmy explains how he came to be persuaded to write Common, his approach and what he was trying to achieve, and whether he considers the endeavour to be a success.

Multi-award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern's film based on the UK's controversial joint enterprise law. Seventeen-year-old Johnjo gives his cousin Tony and his mates Colin and Kieran a last-minute lift in his brother Patrick's car. They tell him they're going for pizza; Johnjo doesn't know that they're going to 'have a word' with a local loudmouth who needs putting in his place. As Johnjo waits in the car, Kieran takes offence with an innocent bystander, Thomas Ward, who is fatally stabbed. The murder victim is the eldest child of Margaret and Tommy Ward, who has become estranged from his family after a bitter divorce. Struggling to make ends meet on her own, Margaret is nevertheless determined to fight through bureaucracy and the cool indifference of the banks to give Thomas the send-off he deserves. Johnjo makes his own way to the police station and asks for DI Hastings. A career copper used to doing battle with 'no comment', Hastings can't believe his luck as Johnjo lays the blame squarely with Kieran. But Hastings wants everyone possible to be tried for murder, and with the joint enterprise doctrine at his disposal, that includes Johnjo.

Filmed over three years with unprecedented access, this documentary captures the return from California of England's favourite living artist. As Hockney approaches the age of 70, he re-invents his painting from scratch, working through the seasons and in all weathers out in the Yorkshire countryside, ending up with the largest picture ever made outdoors. It is at once the story of an unusual homecoming and also an intimate portrait of what inspires Hockney as his time runs out.

An intimate documentary profile of artist David Hockney as he returns to the theme of double portraits, three decades after some of his most iconic works, like Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy. From 2003.

David Olusoga explores the incredible journey of the African novel – how a fearless collection of writers created books that were to define the image of Africa in the world.

In an interview first broadcast in 1996, artist David Hockney talks to Jeremy Isaacs about painting, designing for the opera and his growing deafness.

The story of Cromford. A picturesque Derbyshire village at the heart of famous industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright's mechanised cotton mills and a textile revolution. Presenter and archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers it wasn't just an industrial revolution. Cromford became a new kind of village, built to service the enterprise of this powerful man.

WARNING : show starts before 00:45!! The story of Cromford. A picturesque Derbyshire village at the heart of famous industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright's mechanised cotton mills and a textile revolution. Presenter and archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers it wasn't just an industrial revolution. Cromford became a new kind of village, built to service the enterprise of this powerful man.

Julia Bradbury sets off to climb her first mountain, Blencathra. Her route to the summit sees her tackle Sharp Edge, the Lake District's most technical and vertigo-inducing ridge climb. In the process, she discovers why the obsessive Wainwright chose to cover this fell in more detail than any other.

An intimate documentary profile of artist David Hockney as he returns to the theme of double portraits, three decades after some of his most iconic works, like Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy. From 2003.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson explores Lavenham in Suffolk, the best-preserved medieval village in the country. In the 16th century, Lavenham was one of the wealthiest places in England, becoming rich on its woollen cloth industry, but the industry declined and the wealthy abandoned Lavenham. By the 19th century it was a place of poverty, but today it is once more a jewel of a village.

Thirty years ago, thousands of portraits from a small studio in Bradford were saved from a skip. They form a unique collection of photographs that records the changing face of a British industrial city in the middle of the 20th century. Many of the people in the portraits were new arrivals from the Asian subcontinent, eastern Europe and the Caribbean, attracted by the offer of work in wool mills. The names of these people are a mystery – only their faces survive. A small studio, Belle Vue, in the middle of Bradford, built a business on taking portraits of the newly-arrived migrants. Photographer Tony Walker used a battered Victorian camera to take images of his customers, which were often sent back to relatives in the countries they’d left behind. Working alongside staff from museums in Bradford, presenter Shanaz Gulzar identifies and tracks down the people in the portraits, and uncovers dramatic social change and the hidden stories behind the portraits.

In the wild North Atlantic, massive whale pods, giant turtles and monstrous jellyfish ride the Gulf Stream, a huge ocean current that becomes a migration superhighway and helps warm northern Europe. Meanwhile, fishermen battle for survival in mountainous seas as they try to reap the current's natural fertility.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

Spring has sprung! There are cute baby animals to meet and frolic with, Hennie bounces around in new dance shoes, and Happy loves water as much as Roly loves potatoes.

Bluey and Bingo want Dad to play two different games, so Dad plays both at the same time.

It's time for Bluey and Bingo to get out of the bath, but Dad gets roped into a game.

Can the Go Jetters stop Glitch playing dominoes with the ancient stones of Stonehenge.

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.

An unknown weta's distress call forces the Octonauts to do some detective work.

All aboard for a riotous railway ride as the Numberblocks try to stop a runaway train. Learn all the number bonds up to five with the Numberblocks.

Go and Stop are in the garden tending to the plants. Do Blocks Grow Stem, Grow Leaf and Grow Flower arrive with some magic beans. If they do Wonder Magic with the Do Blocks, how will the magic bean plants look? Go is delighted to discover that changing the order of the magic makes the plants look very different. However, Stop is more keen to make the beans grow into normal shapes.

Nick and Norman get some help from a vampire bat called Valerie to write a Popcast song for their spooky party.

Cat is trying out for the local football team, so Justin and Robert attempt to help her train. It’s not until Cherry calls her friend Chloe Kelly that Cat gets some real help.

When Robert gets a computer bug, Justin gives him his favourite video game to take his mind off things - but Robert pretends he’s not better so he can finish the game.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. The Line draws the sun. Dipdap settles down to relax, but all sorts of sea creatures make this rather difficult.

'You don't need a lot... just a little bit will do.' At bath time, Bing just cannot help adding a few more squirts of bubble goo, and a few more, until he gets more bubbles than he can handle.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘cake’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. There’s sticky cake, a sprinkles cake and even a muddy looking cake.

Lu and Barnaby have a disagreement during art time at Shell School.

Dylan the airport worker wants to help travellers catch their flights. So when a suitcase rolls away, he needs to find it and bring it back before the plane takes off.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble has lots of horsey fun, while Justin and his friends visit a farm where they spend the day with miniature ponies.

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.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Roman, Rose-May, Zachary, Thomas, Finley, Ferne 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! In this episode we meet a new friend, Baby Tiger. There are scarves inside everyone’s bags which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate scarves inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The baby song Scarves Are Waving! features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

The two friends celebrate the joys of greeting.

Maddie is at her Granny’s house, and she’s very bored. The only entertainment is the whistling sound from the old kettle! Where’s the adventure? Little does Maddie know that Granny gets up to all sorts of adventures on her magic disco train.

Triggs has lost his woof and needs to visit the vet. Maddie feels a little scared for her buddy, her song just doesn’t sound right without him. But luckily, a new friend and his enormous collection of animals reassures her that everything will be okay.

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

The sun is setting, and the Squirrels are sitting on the sofa. They've had a very busy day. Suddenly all the lights go out. POP! Oh dear, there's been a power cut. The Squirrels can't see anything. Thank goodness Duggee has got his torch - and he has torches for everyone.

Lemmie learns to do the grapevine dance with coach Max at the theatre, and Ava plays tag rugby with coach Sam.

William learns to dribble a football with Evelyn, while Archie tries the ‘cup through the table’ magic trick.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a morning walk to the orchard to pick apples. On the way they find a tractor and a quad bike, discover a mushroom spaceship, meet a mole and even moo with the cows.

Chef Audrey loves to cook and makes a delicious pizza for the whole family. Later, the family has a game of snakes and ladders. It’s a close-run thing with lots of ups and downs, but who will end up being the champion? After a busy day, Audrey has a bedtime singsong before settling down to sleep.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Small has a new recorder, but is having trouble learning how to play it. Jen and Small cook the Pied Piper something tasty and tuneful.

On the hottest day of the year, some strange smells are afoot, and Chip, Wilf, and Wilma quickly sniff out what they think is the source of the ghastly stench: a very whiffy Floppy! Unfortunately, Floppy hates baths, so the children must work together to come up with a clever plan to get him in the tub. They pull out all the stops, with doggy treats, toys, tempting bubbles and fluffy towels. But will this be enough to tempt the reluctant pup into the water… and will they be able to get rid of the strange pong once and for all.

Chef Akwasi introduces us to his tapoli grinder. It is used with the asanka bowl to grind together ingredients that make delicious meals.

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

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that run on rails! Grace helps drive a tram that can go up a very big hill, shows off a monorail and is a co-driver in a high-speed train.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘spider’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types – a black spider, a little one, a running spider and a climbing spider. Dee plays a game with a hiding spider and meets a friendly sit-down-beside-her spider! 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.

Super rectangle Eighteen shows the others how to ride the rays on the super-duper looper. Learn about numbers that can make rectangle shapes with the Numberblocks.

Tightrope. Educational fun. A simple skipping game turns into a night at the circus as I, G and H find themselves high up on a tightrope. Also in HD. [S.

Go and Stop are visiting the Three Bears for some puddle splashing. The bears are excited to play in the rain, but they all have very different ideas about how to get ready.

The Colourblocks travel through Colourland on an airship, picking up new and old friends along the way. In this inspiring musical episode, they reminisce about all of the amazing things they’ve learnt on their colour journey.

The Squirrels are playing Copy the King when Tag falls over and bumps his knee - ouch! Duggee has his first aid badge, so he can bandage Tag up. The Squirrels want to help, so they practice their bandaging on Tag. They do pretty well at first, but hang on a minute... where has Tag gone? And why is that huge bandage ball rolling down the hill? Hurry up Squirrels - time for a chase.

Slime Sisters. The sensational singing snail sisters take a wrong direction and end up in the garden. Also in HD. [S.

Fishy fun with Justin and his friends as they visit an aquarium and meet a diver. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble in on the hunt for some underwater treasure.

Tinky Winky and Laa-Laa are in Home Dome when the Tubby Phone rings. It's Dipsy and Po calling from the Tubby Mobile to say hello.

It's a very hot day in Sweetwood, and Tidbit is really tired. Luckily, Vida knows why - he needs to hydrate! Vida helps Tidbit find a way to play and hydrate at the same time.

There’s a girder out of place on Swoppiton Bridge, and unless Nori can fix it, that bridge is coming down! Luckily, Mojo’s got the tops, and Bo’s got the skills to help get it done.

It’s the end of Waffle’s trial week at school, and he’s forgotten to do his homework! Mr Nolan decides if Waffle can continue as a pupil, and Jess gets a text from Evie’s birth dad.

Maddie is outside being active. She uses a special camera to find out how the chain on a bicycle works to turn the wheels and how the front wheel and handlebars are used to steer. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how rubber, collected from trees, is made into tennis balls using a series of heavy presses. A microscopic camera reveals the special material used to cover the tennis balls with a furry coat.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Peso must gather all his courage when he travels deep down to the very bottom of the ocean, the midnight zone, and encounters the mysterious vampire squid.

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

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.

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

Andy searches for the tiny leptictidium, a furry mammal that used to bounce around the forests of Europe fifty million years ago.

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

Bluey and Bingo want Dad to play two different games, so Dad plays both at the same time.

It's time for Bluey and Bingo to get out of the bath, but Dad gets roped into a game.

Evil Pea thinks the Veggies won’t like it when she covers the supermarket in ice, but instead they have the best snow day ever, so she creates a giant snowball to ruin their fun.

Prickly Pear arrives in the supermarket and tries to take over Evil Pea’s freezer. Supertato discovers that Prickly Pear isn’t mean at all and just needs some good friends.

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

Disability assistance dog Tinks and her owner Charli have a long list of chores to do, all in time for Annabel, their last minute visitor.

Joining Gail and Keith for today's GiggleQuiz are Rapids Johnson and Professor Muddles. Muddles reveals his latest invention: the Quiz Fit, which is designed to help Keith quiz and keep fit at the same time. After trying it on, Keith is soon jogging and hopping on the spot - until the Quiz Fit malfunctions and orders him to scoot, skate and swim all around the studio.

Amanpreet gets arty and has a go at painting Mum’s portrait.

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.

Papa keeps the family entertained on a fun day out.

JoJo wants to go somewhere new, so Gran Gran takes her to discover new places in the local community. They visit Jared's shop, the community garden and the roof of the library, spotting lots of new things along the way. JoJo realises that even when you think you know somewhere, there are always new places to discover.

Mr Onion looks inside a book and decides to tell a story to his best friend Dibillo. Everybody enjoys watching the story come to life, especially when Mr Onion makes sure all of his friends are in it.

The Iron Chicken is in her nest singing along to her radio, when suddenly it stops working. Major Clanger is fishing nearby and tries to repair it on the spot but in the end decides he will have to take it to his workshop. The Iron Chicken is distraught but Granny assures her that Major knows what he’s doing, and reluctantly the Iron Chicken returns to her nest where she receives a visit from the Wols, who suggest they create their own radio station – Radio Wol. It is a huge success.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. The Pontipines count to three. Makka Pakka's trumpet makes a funny noise. There is something wrong with it. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy visit Makka Pakka and help him discover a stone stuck in his trumpet. Makka Pakka gives Upsy Daisy the stone as a present, and everybody joins in the dance at the gazebo.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! All aboard for a Bedtime Story with Jenny Agutter about a little train who goes on his first big adventure all by himself.

In the wild North Atlantic, massive whale pods, giant turtles and monstrous jellyfish ride the Gulf Stream, a huge ocean current that becomes a migration superhighway and helps warm northern Europe. Meanwhile, fishermen battle for survival in mountainous seas as they try to reap the current's natural fertility.

A novel take on the last seven days of Jesus Christ's life, based on Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's famous rock opera. A group of young people arrive in the Holy Land by bus to act out events leading to the Crucifixion in a blend of biblical and contemporary themes. To Judas Iscariot, Christ is a badly managed superstar, bound to lose the support of a fickle public. To the priests, he is a menace, and to Mary Magdalene, he brings a love she has never known before. Photographed against dramatic scenery in Israel, the film is performed without dialogue and includes the hit songs I Don't Know How to Love Him, Superstar and King Herod's Song.

Shipwrecks are the nightmare we have forgotten - the price Britain paid for ruling the waves from an island surrounded by treacherous rocks. The result is a coastline that is home to the world's highest concentration of sunken ships. But shipwrecks also changed the course of British history, helped shape our national character and drove innovations in seafaring technology, as well as gripping our imagination. In this three-part series, maritime historian Dr Sam Willis looks at how and why the shipwreck came to loom so large. He begins with the embarrassing story of the top-heavy Mary Rose, the freak wrecking of the Spanish Armada and the terrifying real-life disasters at sea that inspired two of the greatest of all castaway tales - Shakespeare's The Tempest and Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe.

Screenwriter and playwright Abi Morgan talks to John Wilson about her creative influences.

Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern remembers his 2014 drama Common, which explores the concept and consequences of the law of joint association through the story of a fictional murder involving a group of Liverpool teenagers. Jimmy explains how he came to be persuaded to write Common, his approach and what he was trying to achieve, and whether he considers the endeavour to be a success.

British biographical drama from BBC Films, adapted from Claire Tomalin's book. At the peak of his career, Charles Dickens meets a young actress who soon becomes his muse and mistress.

Multi-award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern's film based on the UK's controversial joint enterprise law. Seventeen-year-old Johnjo gives his cousin Tony and his mates Colin and Kieran a last-minute lift in his brother Patrick's car. They tell him they're going for pizza; Johnjo doesn't know that they're going to 'have a word' with a local loudmouth who needs putting in his place. As Johnjo waits in the car, Kieran takes offence with an innocent bystander, Thomas Ward, who is fatally stabbed. The murder victim is the eldest child of Margaret and Tommy Ward, who has become estranged from his family after a bitter divorce. Struggling to make ends meet on her own, Margaret is nevertheless determined to fight through bureaucracy and the cool indifference of the banks to give Thomas the send-off he deserves. Johnjo makes his own way to the police station and asks for DI Hastings. A career copper used to doing battle with 'no comment', Hastings can't believe his luck as Johnjo lays the blame squarely with Kieran. But Hastings wants everyone possible to be tried for murder, and with the joint enterprise doctrine at his disposal, that includes Johnjo.

David Olusoga explores the incredible journey of the African novel – how a fearless collection of writers created books that were to define the image of Africa in the world.

Julia Bradbury sets off to climb her first mountain, Blencathra. Her route to the summit sees her tackle Sharp Edge, the Lake District's most technical and vertigo-inducing ridge climb. In the process, she discovers why the obsessive Wainwright chose to cover this fell in more detail than any other.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson explores Lavenham in Suffolk, the best-preserved medieval village in the country. In the 16th century, Lavenham was one of the wealthiest places in England, becoming rich on its woollen cloth industry, but the industry declined and the wealthy abandoned Lavenham. By the 19th century it was a place of poverty, but today it is once more a jewel of a village.

In the wild North Atlantic, massive whale pods, giant turtles and monstrous jellyfish ride the Gulf Stream, a huge ocean current that becomes a migration superhighway and helps warm northern Europe. Meanwhile, fishermen battle for survival in mountainous seas as they try to reap the current's natural fertility.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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.

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

Bluey is excited to get her own room. But when bedtime comes, she misses her sister Bingo.

Bluey is playing circus with her friends but Hercules wants to play his game instead.

Glitch makes a sandcastle around an oasis in the Sahara. Can the Go Jetters save the day.

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.

Warm temperatures wake up some hibernating dormice, and the Octonauts must protect them.

Welcome to the fabulous, fun fruit factory, where Three's super fruit-sorting machines aren't giving her any fruit. Find out how to split numbers into smaller numbers with the Numberblocks.

The band are supposed to be performing at the bandstand tonight, but they have fallen ill. Luckily, the Three Bears are happy to step in for them. There’s just one problem... they don’t know how to play the instruments! Which of the drum, double bass and the trumpet do they strum, blow and bash? Go and Stop realise that they need the aid of the Do Blocks to solve this problem.

The caravan is visited by a little owl learning to fly. The owl and Alva, Nick's granddaughter, give Nick the perfect idea for today's song.

When Robert gets a computer bug, Justin gives him his favourite video game to take his mind off things - but Robert pretends he’s not better so he can finish the game.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. Dipdap is very sleepy and wants to doze off in bed, but the Line has other ideas.

'The sparkles came back and they were everywhere and there was enough magic for everyone.' Bing goes to play with Sula, who is engrossed in a game of sparkle magic when he arrives. Bing wants to play too, but Sula finds all sorts of reasons why Bing can't play with her special sparkly things. Amma suggests that Bing makes his own magic stone, but disaster strikes when Bing accidentally spills Sula's precious sparkle dust.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘fish’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of fish - a small fish, a big fish, a scaly fish and a goldfish! We meet some stripy fish, a spiky fish, and even see some jumping fish.

Lu's upset when no-one seems to like her new shoes.

Dylan the Detective wants to solve a big mystery, but he’s going to have to find one first.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble goes on an adventure to the bottom of his garden, while Justin and his friends have an adventurous day out.

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.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies George, Inam, Isaac, Hunter, Luther, Billie and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are paintbrushes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding an appropriate paintbrush inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song Finger Family features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Kiri and Lou realise that lying is never a good idea.

Triggs has lost his woof and needs to visit the vet. Maddie feels a little scared for her buddy, her song just doesn’t sound right without him. But luckily, a new friend and his enormous collection of animals reassures her that everything will be okay.

Doctor Bluey is needed when Dad gets a very curious X-ray from Nurse Bingo. It seems he has a cat in his tummy, leaving Bluey no choice but to operate immediately.

Tino and Eugene are having a disagreement about an amateur dramatic show they want to put on. One wants an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, while the other wants a serious drama. Can Duggee and the Squirrels help them get something ready to perform.

William learns to dribble a football with Evelyn, while Archie tries the ‘cup through the table’ magic trick.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk to treasure island to play at being pirates looking for buried treasure. On the way they play a game of peekaboo, pull some funny faces, wave at a passing train and even spot a spooky drain.

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

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Small is guarding her final biscuit, but Jen wants to eat it too! Big and Small cook up a delicious veggie bowl bridge for today's visitors, the Three Billy Goats Gruff.

Biff and Chip have worked hard to produce their very own newspaper, so they’re understandably concerned when they realise that they haven’t got a big story for the front page. They soon find inspiration in the form of Kipper’s wobbly tooth. It gives them the genius idea that they could convince the tooth fairy to tell them all her secrets so they can write about it in their newspaper. The problem is that they need to catch the tooth fairy in the act.

Lifeguard Siobhan shows us how her rescue tube can help save someone who is struggling in the water.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head into the jungle enclosure to meet some tuataras. These incredible lizards have been around since the time of the dinosaurs. They are one of the slowest growing reptiles in the world and can live to be 100 years old. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet Eti, a burrowing owl. These tiny owls live in the deserts and grasslands of North and South America, where there are very few trees. So, unlike other owls, they live underground in burrows. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘plate’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about plates – there’s a pink plate, a square one, a bubbly plate and a wibble-wobble jelly dish. Penguin gives Dee a winning plate, and Dee meets a singing plate. 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.

New Numberblock Nineteen discovers she's a one-off with a hidden talent for shape-shifting. Learn all about the number 19 with Numberblock Nineteen.

M can't resist munching everything in sight until a giant toad appears. Suddenly he is not the biggest eater around! This episode introduces the '-oa-' digraph and the words toad, coat, coal, goal, goat, moat, loaf and toast.

Outside Toad’s house, Go is making a tower of flowers using crates that Arty has given her. She wants to make a second, matching tower for Toad. Go and Stop seek out Arty to request some more crates. He is busy making three beautiful, patterned banners using the colours red, yellow and blue. Arty hasn’t got enough crates to make another flower tower, but he could create a banner using the same colours to match. How will Arty match up the pattern so that they mirror Toad’s tower? Cue the Splatting Crew.

An excitable Red arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour red with the Colourblocks.

Animated preschool series. Duggee has a pot of bubble mixture, and he is blowing fantastic bubbles. It is really hard to do, but most of the Squirrels eventually get the hang of it, and the clubhouse rapidly fills up with lots of bubbles. But poor old Happy just cannot get it right - until he comes up with a great idea, one that will make the biggest bubble ever! Just watch out for prickly old Hedgely.

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

Meet some cute alpacas with Justin and his friend as they visit a farm, while Mr Tumble, Grandad Tumble and Aunt Polly sing Old MacDonald at the farmyard dance.

The Teletubbies go on a very special picnic together. Lots of tubby toast pops out of the Dup Dup and lands on the picnic plates for the Teletubbies to munch.

Otto keeps getting cramp while teaching dance class. Vida teaches him that he needs to stretch before and after exercise, and pretty soon he’s dancing the day away - and so is the rest of Sweetwood.

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

Waffle feels left out of the Brooklyn-Bells’ fun, so he sets off to find his doggy family. Later, Waffle introduces Pepper to Mrs Hobbs, hoping she’ll adopt his cute doggy friend.

Maddie meets some furry friends. She uses special cameras to find out how a digital cat flap works and how a tiny microchip unlocks the cat flap so the cats can go in and out of the house. Next, Maddie visits a sheep farm to see how a fleece is sheared from a sheep. She then goes to a mill to see how the fleece is washed, spun and dyed and turned into wool. The finished wool is then knitted into a woolly hat.

Animated deep sea adventure series about Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers, who roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. After a storm, the Octonauts have to reunite a seahorse with its missing mate - who is about to give birth to baby seahorses.

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

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.

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

Andy goes in search of a woolly rhino, travelling back 50,000 years to a snowy, prehistoric mountain range. Can he find the rhino's favourite food and get back to his time-travelling clock before it returns to the museum.

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

Bluey is excited to get her own room. But when bedtime comes, she misses her sister Bingo.

Bluey is playing circus with her friends but Hercules wants to play his game instead.

Prickly Pear arrives in the supermarket and tries to take over Evil Pea’s freezer. Supertato discovers that Prickly Pear isn’t mean at all and just needs some good friends.

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

Joining Gail and Keith for today's GiggleQuiz are Rapids Johnson and Professor Muddles. Muddles reveals his latest invention: the Quiz Fit, which is designed to help Keith quiz and keep fit at the same time. After trying it on, Keith is soon jogging and hopping on the spot - until the Quiz Fit malfunctions and orders him to scoot, skate and swim all around the studio.

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.

Baba wants to be an owl. Oona shows Baba that puffins are cool too.

JoJo, Gran Gran and Cynthia build a bug hotel in Cynthia’s garden and welcome some new residents. JoJo learns that different insects are attracted to different materials and environments in the bug hotel. Ladybirds like straw, beetles like dry leaves and bees like nooks and crannies. Gran Gran gives JoJo her own mini bug hotel for the insects in her own garden.

In the Toy House, Colly Wobble has lost her shoes. In Storyland, Moon Baby shows Colly Wobble a magical shoe tree with different shoes growing on it. Colly Wobble chooses the flippers to try. What funny, flippy-flappy shoes, Colly Wobble.

Major is busy in his workshop and three froglets are helping. When he’s finished, Major is so pleased he gives each froglet a medal to thank them for their help. When the other froglets see the medals they all want one. But Major has no more work to do, and there are no more medals. The medal wearing froglets now see themselves as better than the other froglets, and soon the two groups are not talking to each other. It takes all of Major’s and Granny’s cunning to settle this froglet dispute.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. The Pontipines count up to five and go for a very long walk around the garden. As they pass by Upsy Daisy's bed, the children suddenly disappear. Mr and Mrs look through the binoculars and find them asleep in Upsy Daisy's bed. Only Upsy Daisy is allowed to sleep in Upsy Daisy's bed, and she returns while they are sleeping.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Gregory Porter sings the classic What a Wonderful World as a special bedtime story.

A novel take on the last seven days of Jesus Christ's life, based on Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's famous rock opera. A group of young people arrive in the Holy Land by bus to act out events leading to the Crucifixion in a blend of biblical and contemporary themes. To Judas Iscariot, Christ is a badly managed superstar, bound to lose the support of a fickle public. To the priests, he is a menace, and to Mary Magdalene, he brings a love she has never known before. Photographed against dramatic scenery in Israel, the film is performed without dialogue and includes the hit songs I Don't Know How to Love Him, Superstar and King Herod's Song.

Screenwriter and playwright Abi Morgan talks to John Wilson about her creative influences.

British biographical drama from BBC Films, adapted from Claire Tomalin's book. At the peak of his career, Charles Dickens meets a young actress who soon becomes his muse and mistress.

Julia Bradbury is in Britain's wettest vale, the Borrowdale Valley, to climb to the summit of Castle Crag. Of all 214 fells in Wainwright's pictorial guides, Castle Crag is the only one under 1,000ft to be included. Bradbury's goal is to determine what makes it worthy of such an honour.

WARNING : show starts before 00:45!! Julia Bradbury is in Britain's wettest vale, the Borrowdale Valley, to climb to the summit of Castle Crag. Of all 214 fells in Wainwright's pictorial guides, Castle Crag is the only one under 1,000ft to be included. Bradbury's goal is to determine what makes it worthy of such an honour.

The village of Milton Abbas in Dorset perfectly captures our romantic notion of what the idyllic English village should look like. But as archaeologist Ben Robinson reveals, behind it lurks a history of one man's wealth and power. With help from local historians, Ben learns how the local landowner in the 18th century destroyed a nearby town, uprooting its residents, because it ruined the view from his house. The landscape was transformed and a new village was built as part of his showpiece estate.

Shipwrecks are the nightmare we have forgotten - the price Britain paid for ruling the waves from an island surrounded by treacherous rocks. The result is a coastline that is home to the world's highest concentration of sunken ships. But shipwrecks also changed the course of British history, helped shape our national character and drove innovations in seafaring technology, as well as gripping our imagination. In this three-part series, maritime historian Dr Sam Willis looks at how and why the shipwreck came to loom so large. He begins with the embarrassing story of the top-heavy Mary Rose, the freak wrecking of the Spanish Armada and the terrifying real-life disasters at sea that inspired two of the greatest of all castaway tales - Shakespeare's The Tempest and Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

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

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

Pleasing Big Fish class instructor Margaret is proving difficult for Mum, Dad and Bingo.

Glitch blocks Niagara Falls to give Grim HQ a mud bath. Can the Go Jetters fix the glitch.

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

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

When there's nothing there to count and none is the amount, nobody does it better than Zero. Learn all about the number zero with Numberblocks Zero.

Cow thinks that Go and Stop have planned a birthday party for her. They are too polite to tell her that this is not the case! How can Go and Stop give Cow a party to remember when there is so little time to organise it.

Nick tells his grandson Remie about Barbara, an old school friend. She used to be big and bad, but only because someone was being big and bad to her.

Everyone needs help in Justin’s House. Luckily, Cat is always happy to lend a hand, but today she tries to help everyone at once and gets into a bit of a muddle.

Series in which a drawn line creates endless challenges and surprises for the unsuspecting little character Dipdap. The Line draws Dipdap a radio. It plays great music and Dipdap wants to dance, but noisy seals keep causing a disruption.

Bing and Pando are in the sandpit pretending to be diggers. Bing wants to dig the biggest hole and gets upset when Pando accidentally fills it in. It takes Flop to show them how they can work together to be just like the digger men they saw planting a tree in the park earlier.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'top', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a red top, a blue top and a new top. There’s a soft top, a scratchy top, and Dee and a friend discover they have matchy tops. We meet a cool top, see lots of kids in school tops, and there’s even a tiger top.

Lu feels sad when her flowery friend begins to droop.

Dylan the cake maker wants to bake the biggest cake ever, but the cake is too big to fit in the oven. Dylan and his friends have to find another way to 'bake' it.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble and Grandad Tumble go up and down on a seesaw together, while Justin and his friends have fun at the seaside.

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.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Evie, Gracie, Luke, Joseph, Thea, Benjamin and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their babies at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are eggboxes which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate eggboxes inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song Humpty Dumpty features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

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

Kiri wakes up one morning to find all her friends have disappeared.

Maddie and Triggs sneak out of bed in search of a tasty midnight feast. But can they creep past Mum and Dad’s room without making a noise? And more importantly, can they figure out why two of the crispy buns are already missing.

Bluey, Bingo and Mum are enjoying playing Keepy Uppy around the house with their last balloon, when Dad joins in and the game becomes the ultimate test of skill.

Happy discovers his wobbly tooth has come out, but he's lost it! He's having a problem remembering where he was when it fell out. The Squirrels start to look for it but they can't find the tooth anywhere. Time to think carefully and remember.

Ethan builds a sandcastle with coach Dolly on the beach, while Jaden learns to balance and flick flowersticks in the air with Jett.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the docks to get on board an old sailing ship. On the way, they dance at a party by a crane, count the paddle boarders on the water, get blown along by the wind and even cross an ice cream bridge.

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

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen starts a kitchen disco in the cafe while they bake cakes, but the radio runs out of batteries. Meanwhile, they cook a delicious robot fridge cake for Ruby Robot.

The Robinsons are in the middle of a big kitchen clean-up when Gran phones to say her heating’s broken and she needs to stay over. Biff and Chip are so excited by a Gran sleepover that they abandon their chores and set about creating a full hotel experience for Gran in the front room – with room service and gunky spa treatments, all designed to help her relax. But with Mum and Dad struggling to clean the mess on their own, and Kipper on the prowl for a sea monster play pal, will Biff and Chip be able to get Gran to stay put and take it easy.

Air traffic controller Kim shows us how her radar map works and how she uses it to help pilots when they’re flying their planes.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie head out on safari and meet Bactrian camels. In the wild, these incredible animals live in the Gobi Desert, where it gets really hot and really cold. Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover that these clever camels grow special coats for the winter to keep warm, and shed or lose them for the hotter summer months to stay cool. Their next animal is the super stealthy lynx. This wonderful cat is rarely seen in the wild. This fabulous feline is a fantastic hunter and uses its incredible hearing to catch prey. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘star’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of stars – a yellow star, a bright one, a pointy star and a jingle star. We see Dee and a friend sprinkle stars, and Dee wishes on a shooting star! 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.

Are you ready for the big dance number? Numberblock Twenty struts his stuff and dances the Two Tens Tango. Learn all about the number 20 with Numberblock Twenty.

OO and friends discover a talking book, some missing words and a pile of letters - can they put the story of Little Red Riding Hood back together? This episode introduces the '-oo-' digraph and the words book, hood, cool, moon, woof, good, boot, cook and food.

Go and Stop are having fun playing at the beach. They see their friends the Three Bears building sandcastles. Little Bear’s sandcastle looks very impressive, especially when Go puts a shiny shell on top. Medium Bear starts to make his, but when he tips his bigger bucket over, he just makes a sandy mess. Stop and Go realise that differently sized buckets need different amounts of sand. Big Bear’s bucket is even bigger! Will they figure out how to fill her bucket and build another sandcastle.

Cool Blue arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour blue with the Colourblocks.

It's a day out! Duggee and the Squirrels are off on an underwater adventure with Betty's dad in his submarine. They see all the wonders of the underwater world, including a giant sea stallion and some jazz fish. And to the Squirrels, all those coloured buttons that work the submarine are just as interesting as what is outside. Betty's dad has a tricky time amusing the Squirrels. Thank goodness for the school of fish.

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

Justin and his friends visit an enchanted castle to make a magic wand and fly on a broomstick. Meanwhile, The Great Tumbleeny performs some magic himself – with varying success.