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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

When Zigzag’s skunk friend accidentally sprays her, she tries everything to get rid of the smell. Luckily, Vida knows just what to do.

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

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

Preschool comedy drama series. Doug's mum Zoe brings surprises for the Brooklyn-Bells, but Waffle is sad because Doug is going to stay with her for a few days.

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

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

Maddie is at a shopping centre. She uses special cameras to find out how an escalator works to move people from one floor to another. An animation shows the hidden cogs and chains inside the escalator which make the steps move. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how wheelbarrows are made from metal sheets to help people move heavy things around outside. She attaches a special camera to a big robot to see it working.

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

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

Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octopod loses all power, the Octonauts give it a jump-start with the aid of some electric torpedo rays.

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

Big Lizard isn't happy in his skin! Cosima tries everything to stop him scratching until she realises that's exactly what he needs to do. He's shedding his skin.

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

Carrot is starring in her own circus and thinks that Supertato is trying to steal her limelight. She soon realises that Supertato is trying to rescue her from Evil Pea’s meddling.

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.

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

When Peter and his friends go into the woods at night to catch a jar full of glow worms for Cotton-tail's night light, they discover Cotton-tail isn't the only rabbit afraid of the dark.

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

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

When park boss Mr Hammond accidentally breaks some acorns in the Jungle Den, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to Canada and collect some more. He shrinks down to embark on an epic adventure with a chipmunk, discovering its underground den. Along the way, he also meets a moose and must escape from a horned owl.

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

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

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

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

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

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

When the Emperor Penguin visits the berg, he discovers Pancake is a long-lost prince. Pancake learns how to act royal, but all the attention goes to his head.

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

Amanpreet visits a safari park with her family and meets a very hungry giraffe! But will he enjoy the cabbage leaves she has for him.

Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack’s stall. She chooses the carrot carrier and remembers the day she got it. Mack and Daisy are doing a big clear-out before Mack goes to college. Moira suggests they hold a pop-up jumble sale at the Big Hub. Meanwhile, Kez is trying to sell her latest big idea – carrot carriers. Molly spots some curtains that remind her of their childhood in the jumble sale and asks Mack if they can keep them. He puts them aside. However, when Moira sees the curtains, she thinks they’ve fallen off the stall and puts them back in with the rest of the jumble. Ayesha arrives at the Kids Club, showing off her mum’s invention. But Euan and Caitlin don’t see them as carrot carriers – to them they are mini sleeping bags. Kez loves the idea and is inspired to make more. She goes to find special material to do this, spies the curtains amongst the jumble and buys them from Daisy. When Mack comes back to the stall, he, Daisy and Moira realise what has happened and dash to Kez’s stall, but it’s too late – the curtains have been cut up. Molly is sad, but Kez, Daisy and Moira find a brilliant way to make amends.

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

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

Waffle and Doug give Evie a birthday gift, and the Brooklyn-Bells discover Mrs Hobbs's new rollerskating hobby. Evie makes a wish at her party to receive a card from her birth dad.

Baba has an adventure with Spiky, the baby hedgehog.

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

As JoJo, Gran Gran and 'Team Jared' prepare for the marathon, JoJo begins to worry that she'll be joining Jared on the really long race. Gran Gran lets her know that 'Team Jared' will just be supporting him. JoJo learns that being a supporter is just as important as being a runner.

Oona and Otto practise their flying skills together.

In the Toy House kitchen, Mr Onion and Pepi Nana find the little toy tub. Little Nana wishes that the little toy tub was a great big tub. In Storyland, everybody enjoys a Rub-a-dub-dub song with the great big tub.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Eighty years on, the BBC has been gathering first-hand accounts from the UK's D-Day veterans – some now more than 100 years of age. Rachel Burden traces their stories in Normandy and hears memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that led to the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War in Europe.

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

Adolf Hitler loved to watch feature films, and he liked one film in particular, the Hollywood epic The Lives of a Bengal Lancer. 'It was certainly his favourite film,' says Herbert Dohring, a member of Hitler's SS bodyguard, 'and he would always talk about it - this huge English empire - how such a relatively small people could establish and manage something like that.' Hitler would later say, 'What India was for England, the territory of Russia will be for us.' How was it possible then, that in 1939 Hitler found himself at war with a country whose achievements he admired, Great Britain, and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union? With the help of archive footage and interviews with eyewitnesses, including former diplomats and members of the Nazi party who had never appeared on television before, this film charts the course of Hitler's road to war.

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany’s only paramilitary force.

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

Ray Mears explores how 500,000 square miles of flat, treeless grassland was the setting for some of the Wild West's most dramatic stories of Plains Indians, wagon trains, homesteaders and cattle drives. Ray joins the Blackfeet Indian Nation as they demonstrate bareback riding skills before a ritual buffalo hunt and sacrifice, and learns how their ancestors were dependent upon the buffalo for their survival. He follows in the wagon ruts of the early pioneers along the Oregon Trail and hitches a ride on a prairie schooner with wagon master Kim Merchant. He discovers the stories of the early homesteaders who lived in sod-houses and farmed the wild grassland around them. At a cattle auction in Dodge City he explores the story of the railways, cow-towns and the buffalo massacre. His journey across the Great Plains ends at Moore Ranch where he joins a long-horn cattle drive and learns about the life and myth of one of the Wild West's most iconic figures, the cowboy.

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

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. The fourth stage of Julia's journey is entirely devoted to one great valley, Swaledale in Yorkshire. Wainwright studied this 22-mile section in utmost detail, presenting a varied route of valley bottom and windswept moor top. The villages, landscape and the history are a delight, just as Wainwright predicted, with Julia learning much about the lost mining industry that was once the lifeblood of Swaledale.

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

Adolf Hitler loved to watch feature films, and he liked one film in particular, the Hollywood epic The Lives of a Bengal Lancer. 'It was certainly his favourite film,' says Herbert Dohring, a member of Hitler's SS bodyguard, 'and he would always talk about it - this huge English empire - how such a relatively small people could establish and manage something like that.' Hitler would later say, 'What India was for England, the territory of Russia will be for us.' How was it possible then, that in 1939 Hitler found himself at war with a country whose achievements he admired, Great Britain, and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union? With the help of archive footage and interviews with eyewitnesses, including former diplomats and members of the Nazi party who had never appeared on television before, this film charts the course of Hitler's road to war.

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

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany’s only paramilitary force.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Maddie and Triggs are camping in the woods with Dad. But when rain comes to spoil their campfire fun, they all rush inside the tent. Dad is not happy, but a visit from a cheerful little raindrop soon has the whole gang dancing around the tent.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Steve and Aneeshwar meet two of the tallest animal in the world, the giraffe, who show them their incredibly long tongues that they use to pick the leaves from tall trees in the wild. Next, they visit some red pandas, whose red fur has a thick layer underneath to keep them warm. Steve and Aneeshwar then reveal the wild connection that links these two animals.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sunny is writing a book about his favourite vet, but first he needs to ask her questions. Vida lets Sunny tag along on a day of house calls, so she can tell him everything he wants to know – in song.

When Zigzag’s skunk friend accidentally sprays her, she tries everything to get rid of the smell. Luckily, Vida knows just what to do.

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

Preschool comedy drama series. Doug's mum Zoe brings surprises for the Brooklyn-Bells, but Waffle is sad because Doug is going to stay with her for a few days.

Maddie is at a shopping centre. She uses special cameras to find out how an escalator works to move people from one floor to another. An animation shows the hidden cogs and chains inside the escalator which make the steps move. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how wheelbarrows are made from metal sheets to help people move heavy things around outside. She attaches a special camera to a big robot to see it working.

Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octopod loses all power, the Octonauts give it a jump-start with the aid of some electric torpedo rays.

Big Lizard isn't happy in his skin! Cosima tries everything to stop him scratching until she realises that's exactly what he needs to do. He's shedding his skin.

Carrot is starring in her own circus and thinks that Supertato is trying to steal her limelight. She soon realises that Supertato is trying to rescue her from Evil Pea’s meddling.

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.

When Peter and his friends go into the woods at night to catch a jar full of glow worms for Cotton-tail's night light, they discover Cotton-tail isn't the only rabbit afraid of the dark.

When park boss Mr Hammond accidentally breaks some acorns in the Jungle Den, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to Canada and collect some more. He shrinks down to embark on an epic adventure with a chipmunk, discovering its underground den. Along the way, he also meets a moose and must escape from a horned owl.

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

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

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

When the Emperor Penguin visits the berg, he discovers Pancake is a long-lost prince. Pancake learns how to act royal, but all the attention goes to his head.

Amanpreet visits a safari park with her family and meets a very hungry giraffe! But will he enjoy the cabbage leaves she has for him.

Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack’s stall. She chooses the carrot carrier and remembers the day she got it. Mack and Daisy are doing a big clear-out before Mack goes to college. Moira suggests they hold a pop-up jumble sale at the Big Hub. Meanwhile, Kez is trying to sell her latest big idea – carrot carriers. Molly spots some curtains that remind her of their childhood in the jumble sale and asks Mack if they can keep them. He puts them aside. However, when Moira sees the curtains, she thinks they’ve fallen off the stall and puts them back in with the rest of the jumble. Ayesha arrives at the Kids Club, showing off her mum’s invention. But Euan and Caitlin don’t see them as carrot carriers – to them they are mini sleeping bags. Kez loves the idea and is inspired to make more. She goes to find special material to do this, spies the curtains amongst the jumble and buys them from Daisy. When Mack comes back to the stall, he, Daisy and Moira realise what has happened and dash to Kez’s stall, but it’s too late – the curtains have been cut up. Molly is sad, but Kez, Daisy and Moira find a brilliant way to make amends.

Mummy's away and Dad's going to play football, so Grandma comes over to babysit Topsy and Tim. Before the twins go to bed, Grandma lets them bath Mossy the dog! It's messy and lots of fun.

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The Potatoes celebrate the four seasons and sing a folksy song about the exciting things that come with each one.

Waffle and Doug give Evie a birthday gift, and the Brooklyn-Bells discover Mrs Hobbs's new rollerskating hobby. Evie makes a wish at her party to receive a card from her birth dad.

Baba has an adventure with Spiky, the baby hedgehog.

As JoJo, Gran Gran and 'Team Jared' prepare for the marathon, JoJo begins to worry that she'll be joining Jared on the really long race. Gran Gran lets her know that 'Team Jared' will just be supporting him. JoJo learns that being a supporter is just as important as being a runner.

In the Toy House kitchen, Mr Onion and Pepi Nana find the little toy tub. Little Nana wishes that the little toy tub was a great big tub. In Storyland, everybody enjoys a Rub-a-dub-dub song with the great big tub.

While out practising her flying, Baby Skymoo is relying on the Cloud to catch her if her flying abilities let her down. And the Cloud is happy to help. But this time Baby Skymoo flies in another direction, and the Cloud isn’t there to help. Helpless, Baby Skymoo falls through one of the holes in the Clangers’ planet and lands up in Mother’s garden. She isn’t hurt, but how is she going to get back out of the underground caves and find her mother again? Luckily, the Cloud is summoned to the rescue.

Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy are best friends, but Igglepiggle can't find Upsy Daisy. He looks everywhere and asks everyone. He asks Makka Pakka. He asks the Tombliboos, until finally Upsy Daisy's bed leads him back to Upsy Daisy.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Oti Mabuse reads a story celebrating uniqueness in this Bedtime Story.

Eighty years on, the BBC has been gathering first-hand accounts from the UK's D-Day veterans – some now more than 100 years of age. Rachel Burden traces their stories in Normandy and hears memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that led to the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War in Europe.

Seventies sitcom about a self-sufficient couple in suburbia. Tom finds marketing his garden produce more difficult than he thought, especially when the rates are due.

Jim Hacker's campaign against civil service overmanning is too successful. Now his own department faces closure.

Adolf Hitler loved to watch feature films, and he liked one film in particular, the Hollywood epic The Lives of a Bengal Lancer. 'It was certainly his favourite film,' says Herbert Dohring, a member of Hitler's SS bodyguard, 'and he would always talk about it - this huge English empire - how such a relatively small people could establish and manage something like that.' Hitler would later say, 'What India was for England, the territory of Russia will be for us.' How was it possible then, that in 1939 Hitler found himself at war with a country whose achievements he admired, Great Britain, and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union? With the help of archive footage and interviews with eyewitnesses, including former diplomats and members of the Nazi party who had never appeared on television before, this film charts the course of Hitler's road to war.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany’s only paramilitary force.

A Storyville documentary exploring the extraordinary life of Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, better known globally as Carlos the Jackal. The mastermind of some of the most audacious attacks of the 20th century, he has never spoken for himself – until now. From his childhood in Venezuela to his radicalisation, his operations across Europe and the Middle East, and his relationships with some of the era’s most infamous figures – from Colonel Gaddafi to Osama Bin Laden – Carlos speaks with unsettling clarity about his life, past actions and ideology. In this rare and intimate portrait, recorded from the confines of a French high-security prison, where he is serving three life sentences, Carlos shares his story - unfiltered, unapologetic and deeply revealing.

Ray Mears explores how 500,000 square miles of flat, treeless grassland was the setting for some of the Wild West's most dramatic stories of Plains Indians, wagon trains, homesteaders and cattle drives. Ray joins the Blackfeet Indian Nation as they demonstrate bareback riding skills before a ritual buffalo hunt and sacrifice, and learns how their ancestors were dependent upon the buffalo for their survival. He follows in the wagon ruts of the early pioneers along the Oregon Trail and hitches a ride on a prairie schooner with wagon master Kim Merchant. He discovers the stories of the early homesteaders who lived in sod-houses and farmed the wild grassland around them. At a cattle auction in Dodge City he explores the story of the railways, cow-towns and the buffalo massacre. His journey across the Great Plains ends at Moore Ranch where he joins a long-horn cattle drive and learns about the life and myth of one of the Wild West's most iconic figures, the cowboy.

Alan Yentob explores the remarkable life and work of the trailblazing Anglo-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo, whose Booker Prize-winning novel Girl, Woman, Other has become a global phenomenon in recent years. With great wit and wisdom, Evaristo lays bare her unique approach to creativity across the decades as her latest book, an inspirational non-fiction work called Manifesto: On Never Giving Up, is published.

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

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. The fourth stage of Julia's journey is entirely devoted to one great valley, Swaledale in Yorkshire. Wainwright studied this 22-mile section in utmost detail, presenting a varied route of valley bottom and windswept moor top. The villages, landscape and the history are a delight, just as Wainwright predicted, with Julia learning much about the lost mining industry that was once the lifeblood of Swaledale.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast. This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. The fourth stage of Julia's journey is entirely devoted to one great valley, Swaledale in Yorkshire. Wainwright studied this 22-mile section in utmost detail, presenting a varied route of valley bottom and windswept moor top. The villages, landscape and the history are a delight, just as Wainwright predicted, with Julia learning much about the lost mining industry that was once the lifeblood of Swaledale.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast . This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off, through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. The historic town of Richmond is the starting point for the longest section of Julia's adventure. The country-loving Wainwright unusually singled out this town as one of his highlights, insisting that followers take time to peruse its castle and medieval streets. Miles and miles of flat walking await as Julia sets off across the broad vale between the Dales and her last National Park. The reward is the rugged escarpment of the North York Moors, offering the broadest views, and for Julia the finest weather of her entire journey.

Adolf Hitler loved to watch feature films, and he liked one film in particular, the Hollywood epic The Lives of a Bengal Lancer. 'It was certainly his favourite film,' says Herbert Dohring, a member of Hitler's SS bodyguard, 'and he would always talk about it - this huge English empire - how such a relatively small people could establish and manage something like that.' Hitler would later say, 'What India was for England, the territory of Russia will be for us.' How was it possible then, that in 1939 Hitler found himself at war with a country whose achievements he admired, Great Britain, and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union? With the help of archive footage and interviews with eyewitnesses, including former diplomats and members of the Nazi party who had never appeared on television before, this film charts the course of Hitler's road to war.

Michael Portillo continues his 1936 Bradshaw’s-inspired railway tour of north Wales in the coastal city of Bangor, before turning south to Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia.

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany’s only paramilitary force.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

The Colourblocks discover that it can be fun to colour things wrong. Learn about choosing colours with the Colourblocks.

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

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.

The kids are delivering mud pizzas to the grown-ups, but their pedal car keeps breaking.

Dad refuses to be late, but the girls quickly derail his plan with their games.

Grandmaster Glitch's digging causes a flood in the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Can the Go Jetters save the famous salt statues.

When a very sleepy Tommy Brock is hoisted up into the Squirrel Camp, Peter and friends must work out how to get the snoozing brute back down to earth before he wakes up.

After Old Brown snatches her, Cotton-tail gets stuck up a tree. It's up to Peter, Lily and Benjamin to rescue her before either a passing Mr Tod seizes her or the angry owl returns.

The Octonauts stage a pirate-worthy rescue as young, three-toed sloths drift out to sea.

Ten and Two make Twelve, who discovers she is a super-rectangle with amazing special powers. Learn all about the number 12 with Numberblock Twelve.

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

It’s a rainy day, so Nick and Norman create a Popcast song about a beautiful rainbow.

Justin Fletcher entertains a live audience of children with singing, dancing and comedy chaos. Robert is trying to read a book, but Justin and Little Monster really want him to play with them instead.

Bing and Flop are in the park when they see Pando on a skateboard. Bing is full of awe as he watches Pando skate up and down. He can't wait to have a go himself, but it's much harder to balance than Pando made it look. Bing falls off and bumps his knee, but Pando finds a clever way to help Bing get his confidence back.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘drum’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see and hear lots of different drums – a loud drum, a marching drum, a tap it drum and a whack it drum! We all have a dance to a steel drum, see a tiny mouse playing a rum pum drum and enjoy Dee playing a set of drums at a big concert.

Lu learns that she can’t be upset with someone for doing something she has also done.

Dylan the wedding planner wants to make sure everything goes to plan on the big day, but he faces an 'I do' dilemma.

The Twirlywoos watch a man polish a suit of armour. As he is polishing, the man drops the cloth inside the suit of armour. He cannot reach it and goes off to get another cloth, taking the helmet with him. Great BigHoo manages to fall inside the armour and Toodloo jumps in after him - Chickedy and Chick soon follow! What fun will the Twirlywoos have in the suit of armour? Back inside The Big Red Boat, The Box comes to visit the Twirlywoos. There are strange noises coming from the open box. Chickedy and Chick jump inside to investigate. Great BigHoo and Toodloo join them inside too. The Box suddenly jumps about and The Twirlywoos all leap out but there is still a strange noise coming from The Box. What could it be.

Justin and his friends visit a theme park and ride on a rollercoaster. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble and the Tumble Toys are very tired and need to sleep - except for the puppy.

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Reau, Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, Otis, River and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! Inside Giovanna’s bag is a night light, and all the parents and babies have different objects and toys that could be used as part of a bedtime routine. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate bedtime objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The baby lullaby Little One Time For Bed features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show what they’ve been doing at bedtime too. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

This episode follows Keaton as he goes on his first ever hike. To get used to walking and following maps, Keaton and his parents decide to head over to a park so that they can learn how to follow directions and find their way around using a compass. After this practice run, they head home to get ready for their big hike. They realise there are several things they will need, so Keaton helps to make some sandwiches that they can bring along for a picnic. The next day, they take a train to the lake where the mountain is. Once they arrive, they begin the exciting hike up the mountain, where they take in all the different sights and sounds along the way.

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

Maddie and Triggs are camping in the woods with Dad. But when rain comes to spoil their campfire fun, they all rush inside the tent. Dad is not happy, but a visit from a cheerful little raindrop soon has the whole gang dancing around the tent.

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

Duggee and the Squirrels are tidying up because it's Bring Your Grandparents to Squirrel Club Day. Duggee has his grandparents badge so he knows what they will like - a nice cup of tea! But on arrival, these grandparents seem more of a lively bunch than Duggee was expecting.

James learns to balance and walk on wooden stilts, while Mia practises her breathing so that she can blow a big bubble.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a special walk through the town that starts in the daytime but finishes with a torch game in the dark. On the way they spot a spiky tree, have a close-up look at a daisy, light up their reflectors in the dark, and even make sounds like the sea.

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

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small are visited by Humpty Dumpty. Small flies off to find out where eggs come from and brings back an egg perfect for the Humpty's scotch egg recipe.

Biff, Chip and Wilf are playing dragons… but Kipper wants to find a real dragon! When he hears Mum roaring and sees her flying past his window, Kipper becomes convinced that Mum is a dragon. The others aren’t so sure. But when they hear Mum breathing fire and then see smoke rising from the garden, they realise Kipper could be right – is Mum really a dragon.

We learn about objects that are colourful like a rainbow, from chameleons to kites, and explore the deeper meaning of rainbows. The episode concludes with a specially written poem about rainbow colours.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet two of the tallest animal in the world, the giraffe, who show them their incredibly long tongues that they use to pick the leaves from tall trees in the wild. Next, they visit some red pandas, whose red fur has a thick layer underneath to keep them warm. Steve and Aneeshwar then reveal the wild connection that links these two animals.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that all help build things. Grace uses a road roller to flatten a road, shows off a giant bucket-wheel excavator and then uses a telescopic loader to move some bricks up high.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘strawberry’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We grow strawberries, pick them and enjoy eating yummy ones. There are skipping and space strawberries, and Dee even does the samba with one! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

One Hundred shows us what she's made of in a big song about being big. Learn all about the number 100 with the Numberblocks.

O has the most extraordinary day ever, with a goat on a boat, a mole in a hole and a magic golden discovery. This episode introduces the long O sound, the digraphs '-oa-', '-oe-' and '-o-e-' and the words goat, boat, float, doe, hoe, toe, hole, hope, rope, mole and home.

Meet Wonderblock Go as she gets everything and everyone moving! When Go arrives, she leaps into action, magically making birds fly, flowers grow, instruments play, the rain fall and the stars shine. It’s a lot of fun, but is everything moving all at once such a good idea.

Green is surprised when Black and White arrive in her forest. Learn about light and dark colours with the Colourblocks.

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

Yukee’s garden friends help turn her ‘a day in my life’ homework assignment into an exciting, musical sound adventure.

Justin and his friends visit a cafe and find George from the CBeebies House there! Meanwhile, Baker Tumble plans a surprise tea party for Mr Tumble.

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

Sunny is writing a book about his favourite vet, but first he needs to ask her questions. Vida lets Sunny tag along on a day of house calls, so she can tell him everything he wants to know – in song.

Koa the tiger loves sweets, and his teeth hurt, but he doesn’t know why! A check-up reveals that he has bacteria in his mouth from all that sugar. Luckily, Vida knows just what to do. She teaches Koa to brush his teeth and to eat his beloved sweets as a treat instead of all the time.

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

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

Maddie goes for a drive in the car. She uses a special microscope camera to find out how car brakes work. An animation shows how the brake pedal is connected to the brake discs and pads and how they move to slow down and stop the car. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how a car is made from a large roll of steel sheeting. She uses special cameras to show how robots work with people to put the different parts of the cars together.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts are on a mission to recover Captain Barnacles's lost octo-compass, but it's been taken by a crafty, shape-shifting cuttlefish.

Dad gets a severe case of Proximan hiccups. Big Lizard and Cosima do their best to help, but their attempt to scare Dad goes wrong when a real 'monster' turns up.

Tomato paints himself green and goes undercover as a Mini Pea to discover how Evil Pea is firing them at Tato Tower. He makes an unexpected new Mini Pea friend.

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.

Peter takes Benjamin and Lily on a wild ride down a steep slope. But when Benjamin gets injured, Peter has to navigate them to safety past the clutches of Old Brown and Tommy Brock.

When the meerkats escape from Safari World, it's up to Andy to jet off in his safari-mobile to the Kalahari Desert in Africa to record a meerkat alarm call that will bring them running home. But a scorpion and cobra thwart his every move. Will Andy make it back to Safari World in time before Mr Hammond notices the meerkats are missing.

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.

The kids are delivering mud pizzas to the grown-ups, but their pedal car keeps breaking.

Dad refuses to be late, but the girls quickly derail his plan with their games.

Exhausted with requests for help, Looph deliberately disappears. The Piris turn detective, searching the berg with little success until her ingenious plan is finally revealed.

Ted gets busy in the kitchen, but what will his family think of his cooking.

Mummy's away and Dad's going to play football, so Grandma comes over to babysit Topsy and Tim. Before the twins go to bed, Grandma lets them bath Mossy the dog! It's messy and lots of fun.

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

Animated series about a group of potatoes who sing songs in different genres. The Potatoes celebrate the four seasons and sing a folksy song about the exciting things that come with each one.

Mrs Hobbs holds interviews for a cat sitter for George. Waffle wants the job, so the Brooklyn-Bells hatch a plan to help. Miss Berrington arrives with good news from school.

Oona and Silky encounter an amazing octopus.

Gran Gran busts a groove when she teaches JoJo the moves to a traditional Saint Lucian dance. JoJo finds that learning a dance can take time, before realising she can put her own twist on it.

The discovery of a nursery rhyme book in the Toy House inspires Mr Onion to play at being Humpty Dumpty. When Humpty Onion refuses to fall off the wall, all the Toy House friends join in a game to make a comical new ending to the Humpty rhyme.

A strange, flying metal caravan lands on the Clangers' planet. It turns out to be a travelling shop, and its owner is a robot salesman. But the Clangers don't have any money. The dilemma is resolved when the robot spots the one thing he would really like in return. Unfortunately, that turns out to be Tiny's precious radio hat.

The Tombliboos explore inside their house. It is full of interesting spaces, stairs to climb and slides to slide down. They go right to the top of their house, each one higher than the next, but down below Makka Pakka is waiting to wash their faces so they must come all the way down again.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Ding ding! Chris Hoy has cycled to the CBeebies House with a bedtime tale. Join him for a story about a wibbly wobbly bike ride with a giraffe and his animal friends.

Seventies sitcom about a self-sufficient couple in suburbia. Tom finds marketing his garden produce more difficult than he thought, especially when the rates are due.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the east of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We unearth the biggest collection of Roman writing tablets in Britain, giving insight into what Roman London was really like. Off the coast of Kent, we dive into the English Channel to complete the biggest marine excavation since the Mary Rose - an 18th-century East India Company ship, packed with silver. Also in Kent, we're on the detective trail to find the very first evidence of Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain - an ancient fort scattered with human skulls and weapons.

Jim Hacker's campaign against civil service overmanning is too successful. Now his own department faces closure.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

Controversial, witty, irreverent – Britain’s best-known screenwriter, Andrew Davies, has created some of the most iconic small-screen dramas of the past 50 years. At the age of 82 he is following his smash hit adaptation of War and Peace with another global epic, Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables. As he watches the production come to life during 2018, he looks back at the influence of his childhood in Cardiff. And he explores how he boils down and spices up his dramas – transforming our best-loved novels into prime-time television. Contributors include Sarah Waters, Helen Fielding and Dominic West.

A Storyville documentary exploring the extraordinary life of Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, better known globally as Carlos the Jackal. The mastermind of some of the most audacious attacks of the 20th century, he has never spoken for himself – until now. From his childhood in Venezuela to his radicalisation, his operations across Europe and the Middle East, and his relationships with some of the era’s most infamous figures – from Colonel Gaddafi to Osama Bin Laden – Carlos speaks with unsettling clarity about his life, past actions and ideology. In this rare and intimate portrait, recorded from the confines of a French high-security prison, where he is serving three life sentences, Carlos shares his story - unfiltered, unapologetic and deeply revealing.

A truth universally acknowledged is that screenwriter Andrew Davies is one of television’s great ‘adapters’, and here he discusses one of his most successful literary challenges and how he turned Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice into the costume drama series that had a whole nation of viewers gripped. Andrew looks back on how he first approached the novel, describes his processes and explains how he came to make Colin Firth’s Mr Darcey take a swim in a lake without taking his shirt off, thereby creating one of television’s most iconic scenes.

Colin Firth stars as Mr Darcy in this iconic BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice by writer Andrew Davies. The arrival of the wealthy Mr Bingley causes great excitement within the Bennet family. One of her five daughters, Mrs Bennet feels, is sure to capture the heart of the wealthy young aristocrat. Meanwhile the wilful and opinionated Elizabeth Bennet matches wits with haughty Mr Darcy.

Mr Bennet's estranged cousin, Mr Collins, writes to announce his imminent visit to Longbourn, the house he will inherit on Mr Bennet's death. Mrs Bennet has high hopes that he will propose to one of her daughters and expects also that Jane will soon be engaged to Mr Bingley.

Alan Yentob explores the remarkable life and work of the trailblazing Anglo-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo, whose Booker Prize-winning novel Girl, Woman, Other has become a global phenomenon in recent years. With great wit and wisdom, Evaristo lays bare her unique approach to creativity across the decades as her latest book, an inspirational non-fiction work called Manifesto: On Never Giving Up, is published.

A personal view of Jane Austen by Arianna Stassinopoulos.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast . This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off through sunshine, wind and rain, to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Starting at the highest and most remote overnight spot of the whole walk, Julia sets out on the final stage. Robin Hood's Bay is the goal, but first she must complete the North York Moors and walk through Eskdale, before getting a magical first glimpse of the North Sea. The tranquil woods of Littlebeck and the clifftop finale provide ample opportunity to reflect on a great adventure and the enduring legacy of the uniquely passionate Wainwright.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast . This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off, through sunshine, wind and rain to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. The historic town of Richmond is the starting point for the longest section of Julia's adventure. The country-loving Wainwright unusually singled out this town as one of his highlights, insisting that followers take time to peruse its castle and medieval streets. Miles and miles of flat walking await as Julia sets off across the broad vale between the Dales and her last National Park. The reward is the rugged escarpment of the North York Moors, offering the broadest views, and for Julia the finest weather of her entire journey.

Michael heads across the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia to the coastal towns of Porthmadog, Portmeirion and Barmouth.

Michael Portillo continues his 1936 Bradshaw’s-inspired railway tour of north Wales in the coastal city of Bangor, before turning south to Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the east of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We unearth the biggest collection of Roman writing tablets in Britain, giving insight into what Roman London was really like. Off the coast of Kent, we dive into the English Channel to complete the biggest marine excavation since the Mary Rose - an 18th-century East India Company ship, packed with silver. Also in Kent, we're on the detective trail to find the very first evidence of Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain - an ancient fort scattered with human skulls and weapons.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Energetic Orange arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour orange with the Colourblocks.

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

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.

Bluey and Mum race to escape an angry shopkeeper in their game of driving.

Bingo must learn how to play by herself. Luckily, Dad has a problem that needs solving.

A giant Grandmaster Glitch means big trouble for the Giant's Causeway - can the Go Jetters stop him in his tracks.

After Old Brown snatches her, Cotton-tail gets stuck up a tree. It's up to Peter, Lily and Benjamin to rescue her before either a passing Mr Tod seizes her or the angry owl returns.

Paani seeks refuge in a grouse's burrow during a snowstorm but then gets trapped.

Twelve shows the others how to put their blocks into columns and rows - and master the way of the rectangle. Learn about numbers that make rectangle shapes with the Numberblocks.

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

Nick and Norman are at the seaside, and someone has left a plastic bag on the beach.

Justin Fletcher entertains a live audience of children with singing, dancing and comedy chaos. Justin and Robert get given some very pongy cheese, but the horrible smell makes Little Monster run away and attracts the attention of Funella Furchester and a very cheeky mouse. Guest starring Louise Gold.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say 'octopus', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a giant octopus, a tiny octopus, a swimming octopus and a gardening octopus! Dee meets a spinning octopus and a pirate octopus - arrrrgh! 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 learns to be aware of and include others' need for choice.

Dylan the road worker wants to help drivers get where they need to go. When a little pothole becomes a big road block, he has to find a way to bridge the gap.

The Twirlywoos watch a lady trying to make a picnic bench, fitting planks of wood together. Her dog comes to tell her it is time for a walk. Whilst she is away, the Twirlywoos start fitting together the planks of wood - but are they following the instructions for the picnic bench or making something completely different? The Twirlywoo Screen is showing a collection of bones. Fitting together, they make up a skeleton, a dancing skeleton. The Twirlywoos join in the dance.

Justin visits a friend’s school to make a recycled dragon and to take part in a dragon parade. Meanwhile, it’s school photo day with Teacher Tumble - say cheese.

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

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

This episode follows twins Max and Zac as they go surfing for the very first time. First, it's off to the skate park to test out their new skateboards, so they can learn how to find their balance. After some time practicing, they decide that it's time to try the real thing, so they both head over to a special surf school to get some proper surfing lessons. After learning all about boards, wetsuits and waves in the beach school, it's almost time to really hit the waves. After a final bit of practice with their instructor on a dry surf wave, they head back to finally try and stand up on real-life wave. Will they both be able to do it.

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

Dad is taking Maddie to school on his bicycle, but their journey through the park soon turns into an intergalactic space adventure. They listen to the sounds around them and imagine themselves as brave explorers, shooting like rockets into the unknown.

Bored of the local playground, Dad and the kids go out bushwalking on a journey to their local creek. Cast out of her comfort zone, Bluey's eyes are opened to the beauty of the natural world.

The Squirrels decide it is time to tidy up. Luckily, Duggee has his organising badge, and with the help of the Squirrels he reorganises everything in the clubhouse. When they have finished, they head outside... but how best to organise the animals.

Zorawar learns how to throw a foam javelin as far as he can, while Isla practices the worm dance move with coach Arlo.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to the beach, where they are all going to take part in a litter-pick. On the way, they pretend to be mermaids, spin like wind turbines, run from their shadows and even paddle down a crystal river.

Amanpreet and Mum make delicious pakora together for a special family meal to celebrate Vaisakhi. They set the table and exchange beautiful Vaisakhi cards with Dad, but what will everyone think of Amanpreet’s fabulous feast? Later, Amanpreet and Mum get crafty and paint portraits of each other. Mum’s a bit nervous, but artist Amanpreet encourages her to show her creative side.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen is a rock star in the cafe today, but Small is too small to play any of the instruments. Meanwhile, Busy the Bee visits the cafe for a speedy snack and leaves them the perfect gift.

Gran’s exercise class is cancelled so she helps Biff, Chip and Kipper make a special garden obstacle course for Floppy. Chip does the planning, Biff does the building and Kipper has to distract a very excited Floppy. But by the time the course is finished, Floppy has tired himself out and needs someone to do the course for him.

We learn about objects that are associated with the colour black, from blackbirds to blackberries, as well as explore how black patterns are used. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour black.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet the enormous Komodo dragon and lay an extremely smelly trail for him to find food. In the wild, Komodo dragons will eat almost anything. Next, they meet the Parson’s chameleon, which has an astonishing way of catching its food using its incredibly long tongue, and they reveal the fascinating wild connection between these two animals.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that are all like animals. Grace goes for a ride in a vehicle like a shark, shows off a machine that flies by flapping its wings like a bird and then goes for a drive in a big robot insect.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘frog’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see green, brown, hopping and croaking frogs, and one with a really long tongue! Dee looks for a frog that’s hiding and then relaxes with a clam frog. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

One wonders if anyone could be bigger than One Hundred, and has a big think about some very big numbers indeed. Learn about huge numbers with the Numberblocks.

U is upside-down, next to an upside-down tree, and the whole of Alphaland is blue. How did that happen? This episode introduces the long U sounds, the digraphs '-ew-', '-ue-' and '-u-e-' and the words new, grew, blew, flew, true, blue, glue, rescue, tune, lute, flute, prune and mule.

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

Green stages a magic show to introduce her new friends Black and White. Learn the difference between light, bright and dark colours with the Colourblocks.

A big box is delivered to the Clubhouse and the Squirrels are very excited. What could be inside? Oh! It is a huge box of bits and pieces. Duggee and the Squirrels are going to have to work very hard to put it all together. Time for a bit of teamwork.

Stripes worries that the Sundial Stage isn’t loud enough when his guitar hero comes to play a gig. With Yukee’s help, Stripes is determined to turn the volume up to 11... but is that too loud.

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

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

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

Koa the tiger loves sweets, and his teeth hurt, but he doesn’t know why! A check-up reveals that he has bacteria in his mouth from all that sugar. Luckily, Vida knows just what to do. She teaches Koa to brush his teeth and to eat his beloved sweets as a treat instead of all the time.

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

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

Maddie looks at clothes. She uses a special microscope camera to look at the zip on her hoodie. An animation shows how the slider works to pull the two rows of teeth together to close the zip. Next, Maddie visits a workshop to see how a dinosaur picture is screen printed onto a t-shirt. Her special microscope camera shows how a stencil, created on a screen, allows the ink to pass through and create the design.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts have their hands full as they look after a headstrong young lemon shark who has hurt his nose and can't find his way home.

When Cosima finally finds a quiet place to read her book, she realises peace and quiet aren't all they're made out to be. Where's Big Lizard when she needs him.

Evil Pea takes all the toys in the supermarket for herself and the Cobs to play with. Supertato climbs a big wall of boxes to try and get the toys back.

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

When Jemima and the ducklings are driven from their coop by Sammy Whiskers, Peter must enlist the unwitting help of Mr McGregor's cat to get her home back.

When a newly orphaned shoebill chick arrives at Safari World, Andy and Jen notice it's having trouble drinking water. Andy takes to the skies in his safari-mobile, jetting off to the swamps of Zambia, in southern Africa, to discover how shoebill chicks drink water. Along the way, he meets a pack of African hunting dogs, complete with adorable puppies.

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

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.

Bluey and Mum race to escape an angry shopkeeper in their game of driving.

Bingo must learn how to play by herself. Luckily, Dad has a problem that needs solving.

After Pancake saves him from a mishap, Flutter vows to repay the debt. But his risk-averse behaviour drives Pan to distraction until a real emergency allows the debt to be repaid.

Kyra and Khloe dress up as a wicked queen and a princess. What will happen when the princess eats a red apple.

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

Joining Gail and Keith on GiggleQuiz are the Lost Pirate and Ann Teak. After the first round, Ann Teak gets to work fixing a mug that she broke during the first question. After a lot of sticky tape and glue, she presents Keith with a 'fixed' mug, but when he fills it with water Keith is given a soaking! The third round features a clip of Captain Adorable rescuing a stolen painting from a robber. After the clip, Arthur reveals that the precious painting is actually safe and sound in the studio. Ann Teak isn't convinced it's valuable and gets to work inspecting just how precious it is. By the end of the round, Ann has managed to ruin the painting and throws it over Keith's head instead of the bin.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes meet their favourite farm animals and answer the country question, what would you do on a farm.

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

Oona and Otto want to see the salmon leap. But first, they have a big challenge - to get Pip and Pop to go to sleep.

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.

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

Out fishing in the music boat, Small catches a strange-looking object. He doesn't know what it is, but he thinks Tiny might like it, so he gives it to her as a present. At first she is really pleased and puts it in her bedcave. But when she tries to get to sleep, it makes strange shadows on the wall and becomes rather scary. Tiny decides she must get rid of it. But this is not as simple a job as it sounds! Wherever she puts it, it has a mysterious habit of coming back to her bedcave..

The Tombliboos have a very busy day. First they ride on the Pinky Ponk and then they explore the garden, seeing lots of interesting things and having fun. Finally, they return to the house to clean their teeth before bedtime.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Adventure into the wild with Mr Motivator in this Bedtime Story.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Celia Imrie tells the story of Kirk Douglas’s 1960 epic Spartacus and reveals how what was then the most expensive film of all time made it onto the big screen. Interviews from the BBC archives with key cast members, including Tony Curtis, Peter Ustinov, Jean Simmons and Kirk Douglas himself, expose the battles behind the scenes that saw the first director getting fired in favour of new talent Stanley Kubrick and demonstrate how it was the gritty determination of leading man Douglas that led to the film defeating Hollywood’s notorious anti-communist blacklist.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the east of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We unearth the biggest collection of Roman writing tablets in Britain, giving insight into what Roman London was really like. Off the coast of Kent, we dive into the English Channel to complete the biggest marine excavation since the Mary Rose - an 18th-century East India Company ship, packed with silver. Also in Kent, we're on the detective trail to find the very first evidence of Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain - an ancient fort scattered with human skulls and weapons.

76 BC. Born into slavery, the gladiator Spartacus longs for freedom and soon finds himself at the head of an army of slaves in revolt against the might of the Roman Empire.

Controversial, witty, irreverent – Britain’s best-known screenwriter, Andrew Davies, has created some of the most iconic small-screen dramas of the past 50 years. At the age of 82 he is following his smash hit adaptation of War and Peace with another global epic, Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables. As he watches the production come to life during 2018, he looks back at the influence of his childhood in Cardiff. And he explores how he boils down and spices up his dramas – transforming our best-loved novels into prime-time television. Contributors include Sarah Waters, Helen Fielding and Dominic West.

A truth universally acknowledged is that screenwriter Andrew Davies is one of television’s great ‘adapters’, and here he discusses one of his most successful literary challenges and how he turned Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice into the costume drama series that had a whole nation of viewers gripped. Andrew looks back on how he first approached the novel, describes his processes and explains how he came to make Colin Firth’s Mr Darcey take a swim in a lake without taking his shirt off, thereby creating one of television’s most iconic scenes.

Colin Firth stars as Mr Darcy in this iconic BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice by writer Andrew Davies. The arrival of the wealthy Mr Bingley causes great excitement within the Bennet family. One of her five daughters, Mrs Bennet feels, is sure to capture the heart of the wealthy young aristocrat. Meanwhile the wilful and opinionated Elizabeth Bennet matches wits with haughty Mr Darcy.

Mr Bennet's estranged cousin, Mr Collins, writes to announce his imminent visit to Longbourn, the house he will inherit on Mr Bennet's death. Mrs Bennet has high hopes that he will propose to one of her daughters and expects also that Jane will soon be engaged to Mr Bingley.

Rejected by Elizabeth, Darcy returns to Rosings Park and writes to her, revealing the truth about Wickham's character.

A personal view of Jane Austen by Arianna Stassinopoulos.

Julia Bradbury follows in the footsteps of legendary guidebook writer Alfred Wainwright by walking across the whole of northern England from the west to the east coast . This was Wainwright's last great venture and has become his greatest legacy - a beautifully simple proposition, linking three national parks that lie between the Irish and the North Sea. 36 years after its creation, Julia is off through sunshine, wind and rain, to cross the changing landscape, understand the history and meet the people that make up almost 200 miles of northern England. Starting at the highest and most remote overnight spot of the whole walk, Julia sets out on the final stage. Robin Hood's Bay is the goal, but first she must complete the North York Moors and walk through Eskdale, before getting a magical first glimpse of the North Sea. The tranquil woods of Littlebeck and the clifftop finale provide ample opportunity to reflect on a great adventure and the enduring legacy of the uniquely passionate Wainwright.

Michael heads across the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia to the coastal towns of Porthmadog, Portmeirion and Barmouth.

Professor Alice Roberts explores some of this year's most exciting archaeological finds from the east of Britain. Each discovery comes straight from the trenches\/site, filmed by the archaeologists themselves. We unearth the biggest collection of Roman writing tablets in Britain, giving insight into what Roman London was really like. Off the coast of Kent, we dive into the English Channel to complete the biggest marine excavation since the Mary Rose - an 18th-century East India Company ship, packed with silver. Also in Kent, we're on the detective trail to find the very first evidence of Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain - an ancient fort scattered with human skulls and weapons.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Red and Yellow meet new arrival Orange. Discover what happens when you mix red and yellow with the Colourblocks.

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

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.

Bluey and Bingo enlist their giant invisible friend to show Mum and Dad who’s boss.

Dad will need to embrace his inner kid if he wants to make Rug Island his home.

Animated adventure comedy series. It is a very foggy day, and the Golden Gate Bridge foghorns are missing. Can the Go Jetters help.

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

When a herd of elephants is trapped in a cave, the Octonauts have to get them out quickly.

A fantastic treat awaits the Numberblocks if they can figure out how to ride the rays to the top of Ray Canyon. Solve a number puzzle with the Numberblocks.

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

Recycling gives Nick an idea for a Popcast Song about a rusty old robot.

Justin dresses up as Granny Justina when he and Robert forget to invite her round for a special tea party with Katy. Guest starring Katy Ashworth.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘gloves’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We see lots of different types of gloves – green gloves, gold gloves, woolly gloves, fingerless gloves and glowing gloves. Dee and a friend get messy with a pair of muddy gloves. 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 learns to commit to a decision.

Dylan the house painter wants to do a great job, but when the breeze kicks in, it's all brushes on deck.

The Twirlywoos watch a waiter set a wedding table in a marquee. The waiter places plates and cutlery next to each other. The Twirlywoos then decide to help out by getting items from outside and placing them next to the plates until there is an entire garden's worth of items on the table. The bride and groom enter and are amazed. Peekaboo has trouble with the Twirly Rings rolling around the Big Red Boat. When the Twirlywoos arrive, they jump down into the Big Red Boat, only to land next to each other inside the Twirly Rings.

Justin and his friends meet some very cool, feathered friends and learn to fly them. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is taking a trip on an aeroplane... but who is the pilot.

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

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

After seeing a funny clown in school, Isabella is inspired to put on her own circus at home. After trying some juggling and hula-hooping, she soon realises that she could use a little more practice, so she and her mum decide to head over to a real circus to learn from the best. Once they arrive, they are amazed at the performers of the show, and Isabella even gets picked to hula-hoop with a clown. Once the show is over, they both head back home to get dressed up in their new costumes and put on a show for the entire family.

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

While crunching leaves in the garden, Maddie and Triggs make a new friend named Reginald the Caterpillar. Reginald tells them all about where he lives and what he eats, giving them a whole new perspective on munchy, crunchy, scrunchy leaves.

Bluey's house has fairies! Tails are being braided, stickers are everywhere, and Mum's got a peg beard. Now the family must band together to hunt for these invisible mischief-makers.

Outside the clubhouse, a large crowd has gathered around a hot-air balloon with whisperings that someone is going on an adventure! It's Phileas Frog and Flea, and they are about to start their expedition around the world in a balloon. They set sail and wave their goodbyes to the crowd, when suddenly Flea realises he has forgotten Pippin, their potted plant! Roly runs through the crowd, promising 'we'll look after it!' Hooray! They can set off.

Willow-Rose learns how to play the piggy and the catcher in piggy in the middle, while Evalyn practises the downward dog yoga pose with coach Jolie.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk beside the quarry and through the forest to a place where they can spot llamas. On the way, they meet a badger, find some acorns on the ground, build a pretend campfire and even play a grass piano.

Ted and his family head to the harbour and have fun trying to catch crabs. Will the crustacean critters be tempted by the bacon bait? Back home, Ted helps Dad clean Mum’s car, and then they make delicious spaghetti and meatballs for the whole family.

Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small are playing superheroes today and are ready to save the world. But poor Jen has ripped her cape! Meanwhile, they're visited by Pickle Power Girl, a real superhero.

Biff, Chip and Kipper are very excited to be looking after Sticky, the school stick insect, for the whole weekend. In fact the only person who isn’t excited is Dad, who is scared of insects and tells the children not to let Sticky out of his tank. But when Biff and Chip race downstairs the following day to say hello to Sticky, they find the tank is empty and Sticky has escaped! Now what will they do? Anneena comes to visit and joins the hunt for Sticky. Sometimes to find a stick insect, you have to think like a stick insect. Can the children find Sticky before Dad realises he is missing.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects that are associated with the colour white, from snow to space shuttles, and explore how the colour white is used. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour white.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet some agile gibbons who show them how well they can move. Though the gibbons are a little quiet, Steve and Aneeshwar have a go at showing what they sound like in the wild. Next, they meet a tall, long-legged bird called a seriema who is very interested in a pretend toy snake, before they reveal the unusual wild connection between the two animals.

In this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that all belong on the beach. Grace uses a very special machine to launch a lifeboat, shows off a machine that helps scientists and drives a sea tractor.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘castle’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We visit lots of castles. A tall and small castle, a sandcastle and a spooky castle - boo! We see Dee in a castle in the clouds and bouncing on a bouncy castle! And have you ever seen a banana castle before? The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

It's time for the grand finale but the number fun doesn't stop here: there's so much more to explore! Step into the wonderful, wider world of numbers with the Numberblocks.

When Alphablock I starts making up new laws, AU are soon on the run, with AW in hot pursuit! This episode introduces the digraphs '-au-' and '-ou-' and the words law, lawn, paw, draw, Paul, haunt and launch.

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

Fun Pink arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour pink with the Colourblocks.

When a dancing bug lands on Duggee's head, he can't stop dancing. The Squirrels take a close look and see that it's a tiny hillbilly bug with a fiddle. And what's more, he's got a whole band with him - the Hillbilly Bug Band.

Oh dear. The builders next door are making so much noise that Yukee and her friends can’t hear themselves play their instruments! Instead of trying to drown out all that drilling and banging, what if they played along with it instead...

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

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

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.

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

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

Maddie is getting ready for a party. She uses a special camera and animation to find out how cake ingredients work together to make cake sponges rise in the oven. Next, Maddie visits a factory to see how a soft play centre is made. She uses a special microscope camera to look at the foam stuffing and sees how all the pieces are sewn together to make play shapes. Finally, she sees how an airbrush is used to make the wings of a rocking parrot.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When the Octopod's waterworks are flooded with frightened humuhumu fish, the Octonauts have to find a way to flush them out.

Whilst Dad searches for a faulty wire, Cosima and Big Lizard play tag in the ship and accidentally break Big Lizard's bath bed! Where will he sleep now? And where's that pesky wire.

There are odd noises in the supermarket. Supertato discovers that Evil Pea and the Mini Peas are asleep and walking through the supermarket. Supertato tries to get them back to bed.

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

Animated series. When Benjamin gets lost in a network of underground tunnels, Peter and Lily set out to find him.

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

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.

Bluey and Bingo enlist their giant invisible friend to show Mum and Dad who’s boss.

Dad will need to embrace his inner kid if he wants to make Rug Island his home.

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

Joining Gail and Keith on GiggleQuiz are the Lost Pirate and Ann Teak. After the first round, Ann Teak gets to work fixing a mug that she broke during the first question. After a lot of sticky tape and glue, she presents Keith with a 'fixed' mug, but when he fills it with water Keith is given a soaking! The third round features a clip of Captain Adorable rescuing a stolen painting from a robber. After the clip, Arthur reveals that the precious painting is actually safe and sound in the studio. Ann Teak isn't convinced it's valuable and gets to work inspecting just how precious it is. By the end of the round, Ann has managed to ruin the painting and throws it over Keith's head instead of the bin.

Zoe’s boyfriend, Callum, takes Evie, Doug, Simon and Waffle to an indoor snow arena. Poor Waffle discovers he’s not allowed to sledge, while Mrs Hobbs surprises everyone.

Oona and Baba help the seagulls defeat the Great Gull.

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.

While all of the friends stay busy in the little Toy House, Colly Wobble decides it's time to play a silly song. Everyone loves the silly song and they all dance along.

A meteor shower is about to hit the Clangers' planet. Major and Small shelter on the Iron Chicken's nest, while the others find cover in the living cave. But when the shower stops, they find that a giant meteor has fallen and blocked the double doors to the inside. With Major and Small not yet back, Mother, Granny and Tiny have to think of a way to remove the boulder themselves. They make their way to Major's workshop to see if they can invent a machine to help.

Everyone goes for a ride on the Ninky Nonk, but the teeny-tiny Pontipines are left behind. They chase the Ninky Nonk around the garden until they finally catch it and secretly ride in their own special carriage.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Joanna Page tells the story of a lost polar bear.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Celia Imrie tells the story of Kirk Douglas’s 1960 epic Spartacus and reveals how what was then the most expensive film of all time made it onto the big screen. Interviews from the BBC archives with key cast members, including Tony Curtis, Peter Ustinov, Jean Simmons and Kirk Douglas himself, expose the battles behind the scenes that saw the first director getting fired in favour of new talent Stanley Kubrick and demonstrate how it was the gritty determination of leading man Douglas that led to the film defeating Hollywood’s notorious anti-communist blacklist.

76 BC. Born into slavery, the gladiator Spartacus longs for freedom and soon finds himself at the head of an army of slaves in revolt against the might of the Roman Empire.

Rejected by Elizabeth, Darcy returns to Rosings Park and writes to her, revealing the truth about Wickham's character.

A dramatisation of Jane Austen's classic story of social mores. Mrs Bennet is delighted to have one of her daughters married at last. Elizabeth sees Wickham in his true colours when she meets him again after his elopement. There is great excitement in the neighbourhood when Bingley returns to Netherfield, bringing Darcy with him.

In June 1944, one of the greatest amphibious assaults in history was launched from the south coast of England. Within a matter of hours, 7,000 vessels had landed 156,000 troops on the beaches of Normandy. It was a manoeuvre that changed the course of the war and tested innovations in science and engineering for the first time. In this programme, engineer Rob Bell looks at the nuts and bolts which made such a staggering invasion possible - from giant troop-carrying gliders to tanks that could drive on water - and how necessity really did become the mother of invention. Like all new inventions, not all of them worked and resulted in devastating consequences. We find out why. This is the science of D-Day.

Eighty years on, the BBC has been gathering first-hand accounts from the UK's D-Day veterans – some now more than 100 years of age. Rachel Burden traces their stories in Normandy and hears memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that led to the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War in Europe.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Imaginative Purple arrives in Colourland. Learn about the colour purple with the Colourblocks.

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

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

The kids want Mum and Dad to play whale watching, but they are tired after a late night.

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

Animated adventure comedy series. When Grandmaster Glitch supersizes a fierce komodo dragon, the Go Jetters must find the size ray to fix the glitch.

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

Paani saves a newborn goose, then seeks the Octonauts' help to decipher its behaviour.

Twelve and friends go on a spectacular space mission to save Numberland from the mysterious Block Star. Learn how to split numbers into equal groups with the Numberblocks.

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

Nick and his grandson Remie create a Popcast song about a spider who lives in a bucket.

When everybody decides to dress up as superheroes, Robert is disappointed because they all have super costumes except for him. Can Robert save the day even without a costume? Guest starring Sid Sloane and Rebecca Keatley.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘scooter’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We see lots of different scooters – a purple scooter, a blue scooter and a bopping scooter. There’s a new scooter, a toot your hooter scooter and a family on scooters. We even see Dee and Monkey enjoy a ride on racing scooters. 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.

Declan causes a stir when he decides not to say 'please'.

Dylan wants to find the perfect home for his client, who has very particular needs..

An artist is drawing a dog in a room. The dog wants to go out, so the artist opens the door. After a while, the artist opens the door again and calls the dog back inside. The Twirlywoos decide to open and close the door to let the dog in and out. The Quacky Birds make a commotion as some Clams are walking around the top of the Big Red Boat. The Hooter blows them all inside - opening and closing the top of the Big Red Boat each time. The Clams open and close like castanets, and everybody dances along with them. Whilst the Twirlywoos run after the Twirly Rings, Peekaboo dances back into his house with clapping Clams.

Justin and his friends visit a fairy-tale castle for a musical adventure, while Fairy Godmother Tumble has a fairy-tale adventure of his own – will Tumble Ted make it to the ball.

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

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

This episode follows Scarlet as she travels to London for the very first time. To get to London she has to jump on board a high speed train. Whilst they wait on the platform for the train, her mum gives her some special presents to hint at what they might see when they eventually get there. Once they arrive in London, there is so much to see and do! They start by taking a trip up a huge, tall wheel where they can look out far across the whole London skyline. After this, they jump on board an open-top tour bus to see all the sights and sounds. And no trip to London would be complete without a visit to one of the beautiful Royal parks. Towards the end of the day, there's just enough time for Scarlet to pick out a souvenir to help her remember the day before the whole family heads back home.

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

Maddie and Triggs are at the seaside building sandcastles. But when one seashell starts to move, they realise it’s no shell at all, but Sailor Nancy - the fanciest crab to ever walk sideways! Can they save Nancy’s fancy sandcastle before the tide comes in.

In a game of 'Work', Dad hires Bluey and Bingo at his drainpipe factory. But when Bluey takes charge, Dad finds his new boss pretty tough, especially her no dancing rule.

The Squirrels go to see what Duggee is doing, but on the way Tag stumbles on some toy blocks and hurts his knee. How can they make him feel better? Happy's mum always says laughter is the best medicine. But how will they make Tag laugh? A-woof... maybe Duggee can help, he does have his comedy badge.

Bailey learns how important timing is in double jump rope skipping, while Ben practises a downward block karate move with coach Esha.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to a place where they can donate books. On the way, they discover a tree stump that looks like an octopus, spot a big red bridge, answer the Rambler phone and even hop like mermaids.

Following seven-year-old Iqra as she and her family prepare for the celebration Eid (Eid Al-Adha). With lots of things to do before the big day, Iqra starts her journey by visiting her local mosque to meet the Imam to find out more about Eid. Traditionally, family members get each other a secret gift for Eid. After buying a secret present for her dad and a new dress, she joins her mum and grandma and helps them to cook up some delicious, special food for her community. Once the day arrives, Iqra heads over to her grandma’s to join the rest of her family as they all come together to feast and celebrate Eid together.

Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen is birdwatching on a kitchen safari, while Small guesses which birds and animals they can see. Eric the Explorer visits the cafe for something to eat, so they cook him something exciting and unusual, just like the things Eric discovers in the wild.

Biff and Chip want to grow big flowers in the garden, but why won’t their seeds grow? When Mrs Page points out that birds might have eaten them, Biff, Chip, Wilf and Wilma try to keep their little seeds safe. Dad offers to build a bird-feeder; how hard can it be? But as his attempts quickly spiral into a DIY disaster, he unwittingly gives the children the perfect idea to save their seeds.

Series for young children teaching them about colour. In this episode, we learn about objects that are associated with the colour pink, from marshmallows to flamingos, and we explore the colour as found in nature around the world. The episode concludes with a specially written poem summarising the colour pink.

Steve and Aneeshwar meet one of the zoo’s noisiest residents, Arthur the sea lion. He shows them his amazing teeth and flippers and then jumps in the water to demonstrate his incredible swimming skills. Next, they visit the biggest rodent in the world, the capybara. Steve and Aneeshwar give them their breakfast and reveal the wild connection between these two very different animals.

CBeebies’ very own motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that are all kinds of transport! Grace goes underground to drive a tube train, shows off a hanging railway and then drives a hydrogen boat.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘clock’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of clocks – square, round, one with numbers and one that makes a really loud sound! We see Dee watching the clock when her train is late and a little clock and their grandfather! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

It’s time for some bouncy fun as the Numberblobs take over the show. Learn about number lines, comparing numbers and more with the Numberblobs.

Alphablocks IR meet the birthday girl, throw an amazing party for her and make her special wish come true. This episode introduces the digraph '-ir-' and the words girl, birthday, stir, squirt, skirt, twirl and bird.

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

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

Duggee is playing with his train set. Choo-choo! It is amazing! The Squirrels are curious and want to know all about it. Duggee explains that it is a toy, but it works exactly like a real train. Hennie arrives, and she has a train too. The Squirrels ask if they can play with it. 'You can't play with it, you can play IN it', says Hennie. All aboard.

Yukee discovers a little mouse who is lost in the woods. Might a musical song map help Frida find her way back home and never get lost again.

Justin and his friends go up, up, up and away having fun playing aeroplanes. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble turns his home into a hotel and has some very important guests flying in.

The voice trumpet leads a game of I Spy where the Teletubbies have to spot different colours - purple, green, yellow and red. What or who can they spot with those colours.

Juno gets sticky from tree sap, so Vida needs to give her a bubble bath - but she’s nervous.

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

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

In today's episode Maddie is on the move. She finds out how things that we use every day are brought to us on big ships and moved around the country in shipping containers on trains. She visits a shipping port and uses a special camera attached to the shipping containers to find out what happens when they are lifted on a big crane. Next, Maddie visits a bubble packaging factory and uses a special slow-motion camera to show how the air gets trapped inside the bubble packaging when it is made.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers 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 and always prove that eight heads are better than one. Kwazii is spooked when he spots what looks like a giant underwater spider! But it turns out to be a very old spider crab who needs the Octonauts' help.

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

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

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

When Peter accidentally destroys the squirrels' store of nuts with one of Mr Bouncer's misfiring inventions, he sets off to perilous Owl Island to replace them.

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

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.