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The adventures of magical Baby Jake and friends. Baby Jake and Sydney the Monkey go on a tropical adventure and play copying.

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

Sula’s cousin Nicky is visiting, something Bing is a little unsure about. Sula and Bing start making 'rippy pictures', and while Sula is looking for some purple paper Bing shows Nicky how to voosh the blue speedy car down the slide. However, Nicky vooshes too, falling and breaking his glasses! Sula is furious and Bing is forlorn. Amma soothes Bing while Nicky shows him that he can click his glasses back together again.

Love Monster can’t wait to pamper Eager Beaver and Book Cub at the Fluffytown spa for Treat Your Friends Day. Elder Sheep welcomes them to the spa and guarantees they will be relaxed before they leave. But when they take their time to relax, Love Monster tries to rush things causing everyone to be stressed instead.

Mojo’s got the perfect top for digging up the bones of a Swoppitus Rex. But could an actual dinosaur still be alive under Jackson’s field, or is it a case of mistaken identity.

Wilson's long-time trusted wagon is falling apart! Will Wilson roll with his long trusted wagon until the wheels fall off, or can his chuggtastic friends convince him to retire 'wag-a-lagon' before it's too late.

Ginger is stuck in a tree, so the Pea-Rexes seek the tallest Vegesaurs to rescue her.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Strawberry, who used to be insecure but now can’t wait to celebrate herself and sing her song, See the Seeds.

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.

'If you want to play with a cat you have to make friends with it first.' On the way to Padget's shop, Bing and Flop stop to play with Arlo the cat. Bing loves Arlo and knows just where he likes to be stroked and what games he likes playing. On the way home, Bing spots a new cat but this one isn't so friendly and scares Bing when he tries to play with it.

Bing and Sula are painting in the garden. When Bing cleans his brush and accidentally knocks the water over, he goes to fill it up from the garden tap. But he turns the water on too fast, making the hose voosh up into a big snake of water that covers Bing and Sula in wet paint! Flop shows Bing how to turn the tap on slowly.

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

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

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

When a band of desperate mice mistake Benjamin for a hero and enlist him to retrieve their stolen peas, Benjamin gets more than he bargained for.

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.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. It is raining inside Mr Tumble's house! Meanwhile, Justin and his friends have lots of fun playing with water and sand.

Duggee and the Squirrels are enjoying a peaceful day outside when they hear an intriguing sound. Duggee points to where the sound is coming from, and they suddenly realise who it is - the famous all-bird super group Hot Cheap! Soon the whole neighbourhood notices, and everyone gathers around, excitedly cheering. The Squirrels are curious about the sound that the birds are making. Luckily, Duggee has his A Cappella Badge! Duggee teaches the Squirrels how to imitate different musical instruments and sounds using just their vocals - eventually putting them all together to come up with their very own a cappella masterpiece. Soon, a crowd of adoring fans are drawn to the Clubhouse to hear more, and the Singing Squirrels are joined by none other than Hot Cheap themselves for an impromptu sing off! Will they crush it to earn their A Cappella Badges.

Duggee has a job to do outside the Clubhouse, but who will look after the Squirrels? King Tiger, of course, since he has his babysitting badge! But it’s actually the Squirrels who end up babysitting King Tiger.

The Emperor Penguin visits the berg’s lookout to shed his feathers in private. But when he gets locked out in the buff, the Piris must come to the rescue to spare his blushes.

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

Everyone's busy in the kitchen. The Nogglins discover a race track. Ready, steady, go! Fidd is the fastest, but can Nono keep up.

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

The Go Jetters travel to Algeria in north Africa to check out the ancient Timgad Ruins. Built by the Romans nearly 2,000 years ago, the city was built as a grid, with all the roads running in straight lines from north to south or from east to west. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Glitch's computer game controller has broken, so he is looking for a new one. When he sees the map of the Timgad Ruins on the ship's big screen, he realises that the grid layout makes it look just like a computer game.

Weasy has forgotten the ducklings' birthday and quickly makes them something - but it falls apart. The ducklings are sad when they realise he forgot - they will have to find their own present.

Spidey meets Moon Girl. Hulk becomes a squirrel.

When a hoatzin’s eggs go missing in the Amazon, the Octonauts work to get them back.

It's Stanley's birthday, so the town throws him a surprise party! He gets a special gift - Jose and Peggy will take on all his jobs for the day.

Corn is sick and tired of Evil Pea’s plans failing because she’s always boasting about them. When Evil Pea accidentally gets stuck in a block of ice, Corn takes the opportunity to take over and become Evil Corn. After confronting Supertato, Corn plans to cover the supermarket in butter. Evil Pea and Supertato work together to stop her, and Evil Pea knows what Corn’s weakness will be – boasting! At the top of Cereal Mountain, Supertato gets Corn to boast about her evil plan, while Evil Pea butters Corn to the side of the mountain.

Angela and Tom must work together - even though they've been annoying each other all day.

Rebecca and Murphi are playing hide-and-seek. Murphi is so difficult to find that he comes out of hiding to help Rebecca make a cardboard tube tracker dog. The Mini Monsters make paper bag monsters, and Rebecca’s Grandpa calls to share his fishing frustrations. The Recycling Express brings a shoebox, inspiring a mega monster idea - a magnificent monster! And the Tiny Helpers are on hand to help make the hutch.

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

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how blackbirds play an important role in the environment. They find out that blackbirds can adapt to living in the city by eating what they find and changing their song so it is heard above the city noise. They also learn that blackbirds recycle their nests and help plants grow in new places. On the way, they enjoy a picnic and try to spot blackbirds with their binoculars.

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

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. Potatoes from around the world celebrate the similarities and differences we all share.

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

Duggee is blowing up balloons for Tino the artistic mouse's birthday. The Squirrels are a little worried because Tino can be a bit grumpy! But Duggee persuades them all to go and see Tino and give him a bunch of balloons. When you give a tiny mouse a big bunch of balloons, something unexpected happens. Tino starts to float up into the sky! He's having a rather good time, until he gets stuck in a tree. It's time for the Squirrels to come to his rescue.

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

When Sunny meets his new baby sister, he’s disappointed that she can’t play all the games he had planned. But Vida knows just what to do - she teaches him how to spend time with a tiny baby, using Woolly the Caterpillar for practice.

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

Rafi spots an old family photo, where she looks small next to her dads. Wanting to seem more grown up, she wishes to be taller - and suddenly she is! It’s fun at first, but she soon realises she misses being carried by her dads and the closeness of doing things together.

When the sensational singing snail sisters take a wrong direction and end up in the garden, Sonny offers to take them where they need to go. As a thank you, they give a special concert.

Preschool series about animals that live together on a patchwork blanket. Patchwork Pig doesn't want to shower! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Justin and his friend head to a marina for lots of boating fun. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble has ordered a new inflatable boat to take fishing. What could possibly go wrong.

Nigel, Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear welcome toddlers Freddie, Dylan, William and Afal, and their grown-ups, to the Toddler Club. Parents, carers and their little ones at home are invited to join in with all the fun activities too! The What’s in the Box? game reveals a wooden toy aeroplane, and when the toddlers and parents open up a bigger box, they discover lots more objects and toys that are all inspired by an 'in the air' theme. This subject is explored through exploration, play, song and story. Grown-ups are encouraged to take part at home by hiding a safe, toddler-appropriate 'in the air' object inside a recycled box for them to reveal and explore with their toddler. Storytime is all about joining in with physical actions, as Benjee Bear and Bailee Bear are given a kite as a present. The twins go outside to fly it, but things don’t quite go to plan when the kite gets stuck in a tree! Viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the 'in the air' theme too. Plus, the Big Band Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with stretching and the Goodbye song.

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

The neighbours give the Piggies impossible tasks to cover up a surprise party, but nothing is impossible for the Piggy Builders! Can the neighbours keep the party a secret.

Pippen is ready to sing at her concert - until her cold threatens to ruin the performance.

Tee wakes up in a grumpy mood. He is even too grumpy for breakfast! It is up to Mo to put a smile on Tee's face, but this proves more difficult than she thought. Every time she gets him close to smiling, he slips back into the grumps again. How is Mo going to cheer Tee up and get him to eat breakfast.

The Game Catchers embark on a mission on an enchanting Christmas-themed planet, where they learn to play super tic-tac-toe. Everyone is enthusiastic to start the game, but it can’t begin until they recover missing parts of the field.

Bananaraptors shed their skin and become soft and limp, which is anything but intimidating.

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

A mystery is afoot! Somebody’s been digging up and running off with Jackson’s giant vegetables. Detectives Mojo and Bo must follow the clues to the cagey culprit.

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

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers learn why wildlife corridors are important for the environment. They explore a public garden to search for wildlife corridors and learn why they can make a difference to lots of different creatures.

The Piris agree to mind a package for Shirley but discover it’s a precious egg! Watching over Eggy turns out to be exhausting, but then Shirley returns with unexpected news.

While Lars, Kelly and Xuli go into the sewers to help keep London clean, Glitch and the Grimbots create some enormous blockages after flushing thousands of wet wipes down the toilet. It's up to the Go Jetters to clear away the fatberg Glitch has created, clean the sewers and save the city's streets.

Aimee and Nadeem perform the traditional ‘My Grandfather’s Clock’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations of Bobbles dressed up as a grandfather clock and going through all the rites of passages that life brings.

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

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

Nikhil and Jay are being pirates, but they both want to be the captain! When Amma loses some bells, they search for the lost treasure to decide who is the best pirate captain.

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

JoJo and Raya are playing snakes and ladders, but when they keep going down snakes, the girls decide it would be more fun to make their own new game. Now what can they call it.

Animation. Sarah and her best friend Duck embark on simple but exciting adventures, exploring the world both near and far in their own wobbly and imaginative way. Sarah needs some new shoes, but picks out a very unusual pair.

Children's animation. Meet Lola, a funny four-year-old who is not deliberately difficult - she is just working out who she is and where she fits into the world - and Charlie, her seven-year-old brother who is ever so patient with his little sister! Lola is packing to go to Lotta's for the night. She is packing everything because the two of them are going to play Cinderella! This means that Charlie and Marv have the whole bedroom to themselves to set up an enormous race track. Disaster strikes when Lola realises she has left her suitcase at home, and Charlie and Marv find they are missing an important piece of track.

MeMo and BaBa want to spin without stopping but get dizzy and fall over. At the Play Tree, they spin on a roundabout before playing with a spinning top, which spins for a long time until it wobbles and falls over. At Yummy Time, they eat from a spinning carousel that must stop so they can take their food. Gramma Leeba tells them that Planet BeddyByes is always spinning in space.

The Tombliboos have discovered a new game, hiding in the garden. Makka Pakka arrives with his Og-Pog. He blows his trumpet and the Tombliboos appear, running out from behind the bush to have their faces washed.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Justin Fletcher shares a beautiful story celebrating how our differences make us special.

A look at South America - the most species-rich continent on earth. From the volcanoes of the Andes to the world’s largest rainforest, animals here must specialise to carve out a niche.

Lucinda Lambton explores the architecture of County Durham, with visits to Durham Cathedral, Beamish Open Air Museum and Lambton Castle.

Seamus Heaney visits Coole Park, County Galway to read some of WB Yeats's work.

In a visual treat taking in Egypt's greatest historical sites, Alastair Sooke tells the story of ancient Egyptian art through 30 extraordinary masterpieces. Tracing the origins of Egypt's unique visual style, he treks across the Sahara and travels the Nile to find the rarely seen art of its earliest peoples. Exploring how this civilisation's art reflected its religion, he looks anew at the Great Pyramid, and the statuary and painting of the Old Kingdom. Sooke is amazed by the technical prowess of ancient artists whose skills confound contemporary craftsmen.

A candid portrait of Oscar Wilde and his remarkable family, including revelations by his grandson Merlin Holland and Lady Alice Douglas, great-grandniece of Wilde's lover Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas. Martin Shaw is the voice of Oscar Wilde.

Robert Robinson hosts the panel game of word definitions and deceptions. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by guests Sinead Cusak, Ian Ogilvy, Miles Kington and Penelope Keith.

Luke Thompson delivers a spellbinding performance of Oscar Wilde’s only novel - a dark, glittering masterpiece that explores the seductive power of beauty and the ruin of the soul. When the charming and handsome Dorian Gray sees his portrait painted by artist Basil Hallward, he makes a fateful wish: that he might remain forever young while the picture bears the marks of time and sin. His wish is mysteriously granted, and as Dorian pursues a life of pleasure under the influence of the hedonistic Lord Henry Wotton, the portrait begins to reflect the corruption of his soul. As years pass and Dorian’s face remains flawless, the painting grows hideous, revealing the consequences of his every cruelty and vice. Wilde’s novel is both a gothic horror and a sharp social satire - a story of temptation, secrecy, and the cost of eternal youth - as Dorian’s descent into darkness leads to an unforgettable, tragic climax.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Derek Hart. The guest musician is soprano Isobel Baillie.

Donald Wolfit stars as Halvard Solness in 1958 adaption of Henrik Ibsen's play, set in Solness's Norwegian home in the late 19th century.

Join mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe as he focuses on change and what we can learn from how animals adapt to changes in the world around them. Why is a chameleon's ability to alter its appearance crucial to its survival and what lessons are there from understanding how elephants grieve? Learning to be mindful can help us cope with life’s stresses, and Andy shows how focusing on the sights and sounds of the natural world can help us deal with change in our lives and how to live in the moment.

Lucinda Lambton explores the architecture of County Durham, with visits to Durham Cathedral, Beamish Open Air Museum and Lambton Castle.

James Fox uses art to explore the relationship between humans and nature across the last 100 years.

Lucinda Lambton explores the architecture of County Durham, with visits to Durham Cathedral, Beamish Open Air Museum and Lambton Castle.

A candid portrait of Oscar Wilde and his remarkable family, including revelations by his grandson Merlin Holland and Lady Alice Douglas, great-grandniece of Wilde's lover Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas. Martin Shaw is the voice of Oscar Wilde.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Derek Hart. The guest musician is soprano Isobel Baillie.

A candid portrait of Oscar Wilde and his remarkable family, including revelations by his grandson Merlin Holland and Lady Alice Douglas, great-grandniece of Wilde's lover Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas. Martin Shaw is the voice of Oscar Wilde.

A look at South America - the most species-rich continent on earth. From the volcanoes of the Andes to the world’s largest rainforest, animals here must specialise to carve out a niche.

Luke Thompson delivers a spellbinding performance of Oscar Wilde’s only novel - a dark, glittering masterpiece that explores the seductive power of beauty and the ruin of the soul. When the charming and handsome Dorian Gray sees his portrait painted by artist Basil Hallward, he makes a fateful wish: that he might remain forever young while the picture bears the marks of time and sin. His wish is mysteriously granted, and as Dorian pursues a life of pleasure under the influence of the hedonistic Lord Henry Wotton, the portrait begins to reflect the corruption of his soul. As years pass and Dorian’s face remains flawless, the painting grows hideous, revealing the consequences of his every cruelty and vice. Wilde’s novel is both a gothic horror and a sharp social satire - a story of temptation, secrecy and the cost of eternal youth - as Dorian’s descent into darkness leads to an unforgettable, tragic climax.

Luke Thompson delivers a spellbinding performance of Oscar Wilde’s only novel - a dark, glittering masterpiece that explores the seductive power of beauty and the ruin of the soul. When the charming and handsome Dorian Gray sees his portrait painted by artist Basil Hallward, he makes a fateful wish: that he might remain forever young while the picture bears the marks of time and sin. His wish is mysteriously granted, and as Dorian pursues a life of pleasure under the influence of the hedonistic Lord Henry Wotton, the portrait begins to reflect the corruption of his soul. As years pass and Dorian’s face remains flawless, the painting grows hideous, revealing the consequences of his every cruelty and vice. Wilde’s novel is both a gothic horror and a sharp social satire - a story of temptation, secrecy and the cost of eternal youth - as Dorian’s descent into darkness leads to an unforgettable, tragic climax.

In a visual treat taking in Egypt's greatest historical sites, Alastair Sooke tells the story of ancient Egyptian art through 30 extraordinary masterpieces. Tracing the origins of Egypt's unique visual style, he treks across the Sahara and travels the Nile to find the rarely seen art of its earliest peoples. Exploring how this civilisation's art reflected its religion, he looks anew at the Great Pyramid, and the statuary and painting of the Old Kingdom. Sooke is amazed by the technical prowess of ancient artists whose skills confound contemporary craftsmen.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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Just as Tish is due to meet her mum at the end of a library trip, she realises she needs help finding a book about pyramids. Acting as chief archaeologists, Tish and Tash follow hieroglyphic maps and encounter numerous booby traps on their quest to find the book. Tish finally grabs the book from its shelf and slides out of the tomb just in time to meet Rosa and go home.

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

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.

Tee thinks his skateboard is the best toy in the world, until he sees Tomo’s remote-controlled truck. The pair swap toys, but Tee soon wants his skateboard back.

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

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

How hard can it be to pick one plant at the top of a mountain with Mojo’s chopper top? Pretty hard when there’s a hungry goat who wants that plant even more than they do.

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.

Duggee is teaching the Squirrels about animal noises, when they hear a loud moo from a herd of nearby cows who are being rounded up by Duggee’s old pal Rodeo Horse! The Squirrels wonder what the cows are saying to each other, so Tag volunteers to find out, as he speaks a little moo. One of the cows tells Tag her name is Juanita, but when he introduces the other Squirrels, Roly accidentally insults the cows with his rudimentary moo skills. This causes them to take offence and stampede off! Luckily Duggee has his Round Up Badge, so it’s time to get back in the saddle! Duggee and Rodeo Horse teach the Squirrels all the essentials for cow wrangling, and together they track the wandering bovine through the desert. But will Roly’s moo have improved enough not to scare them away and ensure the cowhands are worthy of their Round Up Badges.

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

Animated series. When Mr McGregor fills a bird table with sunflower seeds, Squirrel Nutkin becomes dangerously obsessed with raiding it.

The Octonauts help rebuild some mudflats while reuniting a lost bird with its flock.

A little block falls out of the sky, meets her numberling and discovers one wonderful world, singing and counting to one. Learn all about the number 1 with Numberblock One.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. D is ready to rock - he has his drumsticks but nothing to bang on. With a little help from his friends, he tries a pan and a pin. But how can he deliver his dazzling drum solo? This episode introduces the letter D and the words sat, pad, pan, pin, tap and din.

Love Monster doesn’t like the beach but tries to give it another go by looking for an aspect of it that he can enjoy.

Bella pretends to be a cat. With ears, paws and a miaow... it’s Bella-Cat! Together with Lift, she explores the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Ice Disco, Hettie has an idea for a cat dance with the Playtimers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch recalls a time he had breakfast with some cats called the Fusspot Tigers, who just love to munch marvellous marmalade! Meanwhile, in the Sing Song Forest, Tincy the Spider finds lots of cuddly animals in her web, and she knows a special spider rhyme all about taily-waily animals.

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

Bing and Coco are drawing Gilly a picture. When she and Popsie arrive, Bing goes to say hello, but while he does so Charlie makes a big squiggle on Bing's drawing! Gilly shows them a game called 'squiggling'. You draw a squiggle, and then your partner turns that squiggle into a new drawing. Bing loves this game and turns Charlie's squiggle into Popsie.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘fox’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see a red fox, a furry fox, a fast fox and a fantastic fox. Dee spies a white fox in the snow, cheers up a chicken-pox-fox with some flowers and meets a family fox. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu refuses a snack that turns out to be yummier than she'd imagined.

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

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

The Twirlywoos are watching some children collecting shells on a beach. The Twirlywoos decide they'd like to try collecting shells too - but it's not long before they start collecting lots of other things they find on the beach. Then, back on the Big Red Boat, the Twirlywoos get a visit from the Robot, but there's a mishap and the Twirlywoos find themselves collecting all of his nuts, bolts and cogs.

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

It's breakfast time for the children in Tummy Tales and in Teletubbyland. The Teletubbies wake up and can't decide whether to have tubby custard or tubby toast, so they have both.

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

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

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

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

It’s the day of the annual Teddy Bear Party. Murphi is making sandwiches, and Rebecca has made jelly. A little mishap inspires Murphi’s first monster make – a tiny toadstool pot. The Mini Monsters create paper cup critter puppets, and Rebecca’s cousin, Fiona, calls to share her idea for a cupcake case flower. Murphi’s mega monster make is a teddy bear box, helped by some round boxes brought along by the Recycling Express.

When a seedling resembles Split’s signature sprout, the Pea-Rex vows to protect it.

At the park, Bluey is struggling to learn how to ride her bike. But as she and Dad watch her friends determination with their own tasks, Bluey is inspired to give it another try.

When the Squirrels see Duggee practising his topiary skills, they are keen to give it a go. After going through the rules for safely using clippers, they are ready to snip a bush into a tidy ball. But their imaginations take control when they learn that they can do lots of different shapes! The Squirrels create an array of various shaped trees and bushes. But where is Tag? He has driven his topiary car into the Wild Woods! There is only one way to find him amongst the overgrown trees and bushes – by taming them! The Squirrels put their topiary skills into practice, transforming the wild woods into a magical topiary paradise. Eventually, they find Tag asleep in a bed he has pruned himself.

A Hey Duggee take on the classic Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes tune, sung by Lord Fingal, Hedgley, the Old Deers and Eugene.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the woods to a place where they can play a spooky game. On the way, they explore the roots of a tree, find a mini waterfall, squelch in the mud and even clean themselves like ducks.

Audrey and her family visit a farm. They meet some of the animals up close, and Audrey feeds the guinea pigs with a carrot treat before enjoying cuddles with a baby goat. Then it’s off for a tractor ride, where Audrey meets a horse with a moustache.

Diellza's family comes from Kosovo. She makes a traditional recipe of stuffed peppers. Diellza has lovely colourful ingredients for her stuffed peppers, such as spring onions, sweetcorn and grated carrot. She also uses cooked rice, chopped tomatoes, parsley, garlic puree and paprika for seasoning. This yummy filling is stuffed into her peppers and placed in the oven to be cooked for her friends. To accompany her meal, Diellza serves her friends a traditional Kosovan drink made of yoghurt and water called kos. Will they enjoy her drink, and will they guess what the special ingredient is.

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

Kika is a golden Labrador and a guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind. She is trained to use her supersight to help him do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Kika needs to help Dr Amit catch a train to the city. First, they must walk to the station. Kika knows the way like the back of her paw, but there are some important things they must do along the way. Kika has to help Dr Amit navigate a pelican crossing, using a top-secret cone to cross the road safely. Then she must guide him through the station and up the escalator to the platform. There are some hazards to avoid, including a tumbling box full of Kika’s favourite snacks - carrots! Then, at the station, their mission is almost derailed by a last-minute platform change. Can Kika’s supersight save the day.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some elands, the largest type of antelope, which spend most of their days grazing on grass. The pair discover that these huge animals can leap high into the air. Next, Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some colobus monkeys, which jump and leap all around them. They have an incredible close encounter with these marvellous monkeys. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

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

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

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes sing a punk rock anthem about how wonderful it is to just be yourself.

Sonny thinks he has found a box of broken junk, but it actually contains parts of something very special. Can Yukee and her friends put all the pieces back together again.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say 'car', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different cars and explore how they look and what they do. We see a big car, a little car and a child whose bed is a car. There's a yucky dirty car, Dee takes a bath with a clean car, and someone has a car cake for their birthday. We even see a rocket-to-the-stars car! 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.

Calling all space cadets! One Hundred is on a mission to explore a mysterious signal coming from the depths of space. With the help of the Times Tables, she positions a massive receiver, to make the signal as strong as possible, and connects it to the 10x10 hyper-booster grid. It’s time for the Times Tables to zoom down to Numberland and assemble a team of brave Number Explorers to help them investigate what the signal is. Only those who are brave enough to answer the call will jump on a Times Table and join the Space Division.

When A discovers a magic red nose, she gets up to all sorts of cheeky five-letter mischief. This episode combines starting and end blends for five-letter words and introduces the words prank, stink, trunk, stomp, stamp, plank and stunt.

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

The Tubby Custard Machine is broken but the Noo-noo fixes it. The Teletubbies go on a Tubby Custard Ride and make a lovely custardy mess inside and outside Home Dome. In Tummy Tales, a boy helps his mum fix a hole in his space hopper.

Patchwork Ladybird has a problem: her dots are gone! Will the Patchwork Pals help her find them.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. The gang get lost in the dark while out looking for fireflies, but Raa Raa guides the way back home.

The trainees learn that with a little imagination any ordinary job can be extraordinary.

Keith Fitt makes another world record attempt - this time he's trying to juggle the greatest number of teddies ever. Loveable Humphrey stretches himself at a yoga class, whilst the Lost Pirate finds himself marooned on a desert island that looks a little bit like a sandpit. Down on Nana Knickerbocker's pantomime farm, Daisy the cow refuses to be milked. The Berrito Brothers perform their Time for Bed routine - hopefully Justin will stay awake until his big moment. It's also bedtime in the woods and Rapids Johnson is on the trail of the Bedtime Bear. Plus a knock knock joke, the Gigglekids and funny dancing in Silly Time.

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

The Game Catchers land on a very funny drawing planet, where everything you draw instantly becomes real! They play hockey ball, but the game takes a turn when the ball gets lost in the nearby woods.

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

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

WARNING : show starts before 16:00!! When Popcorn accidentally breaks the x-ray machine, he does everything he can to fix it before Vida finds out, but all he needs to do is ask for help. When he finally does, Vida knows just what to do and assures Popcorn he’s still the best vet tech ever.

Corn is sick and tired of Evil Pea’s plans failing because she’s always boasting about them. When Evil Pea accidentally gets stuck in a block of ice, Corn takes the opportunity to take over and become Evil Corn. After confronting Supertato, Corn plans to cover the supermarket in butter. Evil Pea and Supertato work together to stop her, and Evil Pea knows what Corn’s weakness will be – boasting! At the top of Cereal Mountain, Supertato gets Corn to boast about her evil plan, while Evil Pea butters Corn to the side of the mountain.

The Weasy family play a game. Weasy keeps losing and decides to cheat - but his attempt backfires, and he hits his head and loses his memory... for good! Can the ducklings get him to remember them.

WARNING : show starts before 16:20!! The Weasy family play a game. Weasy keeps losing and decides to cheat - but his attempt backfires, and he hits his head and loses his memory... for good! Can the ducklings get him to remember them.

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

Flutter buys a new fishy pet from slippery salesman Mervyn, but the Piripenguins get stuck in its gloopy slime. Can the friends find a solution to their sticky situation.

When Andy returns from an adventure to find his sleeping quarters are unusually messy, he discovers a small, unidentified dinosaur rifling through his things. He sets out on an epic adventure across Dino Island to uncover the identity of the mysterious dinosaur culprit. Along the way, he and Jen meet a family of T. rexes and hide from them in a nearby nest.

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

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

JoJo has drawn a picture to show Great Gran Gran over a video call, but just as she’s about to show it, the internet goes down! Gran Gran suggests they post JoJo’s picture to Great Gran Gran in Saint Lucia. JoJo learns why a letter takes such a long time to travel halfway across the world.

After a night of strong rain, the Shallots set sail on a seafaring adventure.

Major Clanger is making too much noise in his workshop and Mother is fed up with it. She suggests they should swap jobs. But Granny's attempt to make the soup proves tricky, and the less said about the Soup Dragon's knitting the better.

WARNING : show starts before 18:00!! Major Clanger is making too much noise in his workshop and Mother is fed up with it. She suggests they should swap jobs. But Granny's attempt to make the soup proves tricky, and the less said about the Soup Dragon's knitting the better.

MeMo and BaBa enjoy going up and down on a seesaw. A Tweetie flies by doing an upside down barrel roll. They fly up to the Play Tree and go down to land. BaBa does an upside down roly-poly. At Yummy Time, the toast jumps up out of the toaster and falls down to the ground, landing upside down. MeMo and BaBa watch Fungi and Pungi do their upside-down somersaults on Lullaby Lake.

Series for young children about a magical place inhabited by a community of toy characters that care for each other and have fun together. The ball bounces around the garden, visiting one character after another. They enjoy playing with it, until it reaches Makka Pakka and his uff-uff blows it right away.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Jade Thirlwall reads a beautiful story about a little boy who dreams of a special outfit.

A look at South America - the most species-rich continent on earth. From the volcanoes of the Andes to the world’s largest rainforest, animals here must specialise to carve out a niche.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah considers the development of castles, from early Iron Age forts to secret underground tunnels used during the Second World War. At Hadrian's Wall, he marvels at the design of Roman toilets, while in Warwick, he joins a band of medieval knights to test the castle's defences.

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.

In a visual treat taking in Egypt's greatest historical sites, Alastair Sooke tells the story of ancient Egyptian art through 30 extraordinary masterpieces. Tracing the origins of Egypt's unique visual style, he treks across the Sahara and travels the Nile to find the rarely seen art of its earliest peoples. Exploring how this civilisation's art reflected its religion, he looks anew at the Great Pyramid, and the statuary and painting of the Old Kingdom. Sooke is amazed by the technical prowess of ancient artists whose skills confound contemporary craftsmen.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife and her long-suffering husband. Hyacinth quite enjoys a family christening - except when it is Daisy's family.

1980s sitcom about a middle-aged man still living with his parents. Timothy makes a determined effort to find himself a flat.

Robert Robinson hosts the panel game of word definitions and deceptions. Team captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell are joined by guests Sinead Cusak, Ian Ogilvy, Miles Kington and Penelope Keith.

The British history series continues with the story of Edward I - known by many as the villainous king in the Hollywood film Braveheart - who tried to force English rule on Scotland and Wales, but found the resultant slaughter only served to inspire bold declarations of independence. When the king was eventually forced to listen to the parliament of his own people, England would also learn what it meant to be a nation.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Derek Hart. The guest musician is soprano Isobel Baillie.

Marking the 2008 centenary of Alistair Cooke's birth, this documentary is a revealing portrait of one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century, whose Radio 4 programme Letter from America spanned 58 years. Seen for the first time are extraordinary 8mm home movies shot by Cooke from 1933 onwards, charting his discovery of America, his passions and his friendships. This is a chance to see America as Cooke first saw it - the raw material for a lifetime of journalism. Some of the most fascinating of these films were made during his close friendship with Charlie Chaplin. Thought lost for years, they show Chaplin at leisure on his yacht with Paulette Goddard and Cooke, and are among the most candid footage ever shot of the star. Cooke's story is told in his own voice and in interviews with family and close friends. Both first wife Ruth Emerson Cooke and Jane Cooke - his wife from 1946 - share their memories, and actress Lauren Bacall also recalls their friendship.

A Storyville documentary, set against the backdrop of conflict in Sudan, that follows five Khartoum residents as they search for freedom amid revolution and war.

James Fox uses art to explore the relationship between humans and nature across the last 100 years.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Derek Hart. The guest musician is soprano Isobel Baillie.

A look at South America - the most species-rich continent on earth. From the volcanoes of the Andes to the world’s largest rainforest, animals here must specialise to carve out a niche.

In a visual treat taking in Egypt's greatest historical sites, Alastair Sooke tells the story of ancient Egyptian art through 30 extraordinary masterpieces. Tracing the origins of Egypt's unique visual style, he treks across the Sahara and travels the Nile to find the rarely seen art of its earliest peoples. Exploring how this civilisation's art reflected its religion, he looks anew at the Great Pyramid, and the statuary and painting of the Old Kingdom. Sooke is amazed by the technical prowess of ancient artists whose skills confound contemporary craftsmen.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish, Cori and Tobby are visiting Jeffy’s house today – Jeffy, unfortunately, is not in a good mood due to a damaged toy. Tish, Cori and Tobby decide they’ll work together to cheer her up. Using rainbows and unicorns, Tish and her friends just can’t seem to cheer Jeffy up. At a loss of what to do next, Tish and her friends are stumped. After a little while, Jeffy cheers up a little – she explains that she just needed some time to be sad and really appreciated the support from her friends. Happy again, they all head to the playground.

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.

The Teletubbies go 'this way, that way' on a Tubby Car journey to the Hidey Hup. The Tubby Spinny goes 'this way, that way' too.

Tee wants Mo to join in his big game but soon discovers she can’t make the right action noises. Mo has to take drastic measures to get the noises right so she can be part of the fun.

Supertato shows the Grape Kids how to camp Supertato-style, but Evil Pea arrives and wows them with her ice camping. Before long, the Grape Kids need to be rescued by Supertato.

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

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

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

After the Squirrels find out that knitting is one of Duggee’s favourite things to do, they ask him what it means to have a favourite thing. After Duggee explains that it’s something you like more than anything else, the Squirrels wonder what their favourite things are. To help them decide, they interview a few of their friends to find out what different things and activities are special to them. Some answers are predictable, some are surprising, and some even have more than one favourite thing... wait, you can have more than one favourite thing? Well in that case, why not have a list of top ten favourites! With a fun Top of the Pops-style countdown from ten to one, each Squirrel shows off some of the things that are most important to them. But what will come in at number one.

Xuli, Foz and the cadets have travelled to a small island near the Academy for some birdwatching. But when an electrical storm strikes the Academy, they end up stranded! Back in the library, Glitch and Kyan have to use their ingenuity to break out and help the others.

Animated series. When Squirrel Nutkin feels too poorly to move, the rabbits must sneak Dr Bobtail on to Owl Island.

Two dolphins get stuck in a coastal saltwater lake during low tide.

One discovers it's tricky to play tennis when you're the only block in the world. She bumps into a magic mirror and meets another One, and they join forces to make Two. Learn a thing or two about adding with the Numberblocks.

O is fascinated as G grows her green hair into a grassy garden. P and friends pop in to make a popping pea pod in a pot, but when a digging dog shows up, it is time for trouble. This episode introduces the letters G and O and the words pot, pod, dog and dig.

Everyone is organising a surprise party for Elder Kitten, and Love Monster’s job is to keep Elder Kitten busy while they get things ready.

Bella and Lift play with a stick, but it’s no normal stick - it makes the perfect magic wand. Just say ‘zip and zap’! They set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Cloud Kitchen, Patch finds a big stick that reminds him of a tasty recipe - sticky stick critters! In the Ice Disco, Hettie the Yeti has two special sticks, drum sticks - perfect for a drum stick dance! Meanwhile, in the Fortress of Fun, Kingsley and Queenie have lost their castle song birds, so they decide to play a game of ‘Song Bird Seek’ with the Playtimers.

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

Bing and Nicky are sleeping over at Sula's house, but Bing has forgotten Hoppity! The wind causes a branch to make a scratchy noise that terrifies Bing, who isn't very comforted by Sula's fairy rhino. Amma phones Flop, while Sula, Nicky and Bing play 'Nicky tickles' as they wait. Flop arrives, bringing his sleeping bag and Hoppity so they can all sleep over.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘pyjamas’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see lots of different pyjamas – pink pyjamas, striped pyjamas, spotty pyjamas and banana pyjamas. There are soft pyjamas and party pyjamas! We see some yawning pyjamas, some morning pyjamas, and we even meet an iguana in pyjamas! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu is determined to cheer Declan up because he is in a bad mood.

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

The Twirlywoos watch two men carry some furniture down the stairs in a block of flats. When the men take a break, the Twirlywoos see if they can help by carrying some things down. First they take a painting down and then a chest of drawers, but when they try to take a wardrobe down it topples right down the stairs.

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

The Teletubbies feel tired after doing lots of keep-fit exercises but they are ready for action again after eating lots of Tubby Custard. In Tummy Tales, a child, her mum and their dog keep fit on a beach.

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.

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

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

Murphi’s comic reading is disturbed by some fluffy fairy dust. Rebecca finds a muffin case, inspiring Murphi’s first make – a muffin case house. The Mini Monsters are making a tea set, and Rebecca’s great uncle needs to make some bunnies to support his acting career. Still unable to find the fluffy fairy, Murphi decides it is time for a mega monster make. The Recycling Express arrives with an old tea box, which is transformed into a box dragon, with a little assistance from the Tiny Helpers.

Ginger and the Peas help a stubborn baby Bokchoydactyl build a nest all by itself.

When it’s Bingo’s turn to bring her kindergarten’s Bob Bilby puppet home and record their weekend in the scrapbook, the family resolve to put down their screens and show him a good time.

Duggee and the Squirrels are enjoying a peaceful day outside when they hear an intriguing sound. Duggee points to where the sound is coming from, and they suddenly realise who it is - the famous all-bird super group Hot Cheap! Soon the whole neighbourhood notices, and everyone gathers around, excitedly cheering. The Squirrels are curious about the sound that the birds are making. Luckily, Duggee has his A Cappella Badge! Duggee teaches the Squirrels how to imitate different musical instruments and sounds using just their vocals - eventually putting them all together to come up with their very own a cappella masterpiece. Soon, a crowd of adoring fans are drawn to the Clubhouse to hear more, and the Singing Squirrels are joined by none other than Hot Cheap themselves for an impromptu sing off! Will they crush it to earn their A Cappella Badges.

Mrs Weaver raps the alphabet with Duggee and the Squirrels.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to the place they can do their recycling. On the way they climb a lookout tower, listen to the wind blowing in the trees, play musical statues and even beep like reversing buses.

Audrey is very good at sports! In this episode, she has a table tennis lesson with her coaches Tim and Harry. First, she practices some bat and ball skills before enjoying a rally against Harry (who is an actual table tennis champion!) Later, the whole family get sporty and have some fun playing mini-golf, and Audrey puts Mum through her paces with a very bendy yoga lesson.

Disa's family comes from the Scandinavian country Sweden. She is baking kardemummabullar, which is a Swedish recipe for cardamom buns. Disa makes a milk mixture, sweetened with honey, and mixes it into flour to make a dough. She then grinds her special ingredient, cardamom, into a powder and adds some into the dough and the rest of it into brown sugar. The dough is flattened, the brown sugar and cardamom mix is spread onto the dough and folded in. The dough is then cut into strips and twisted and wrapped into a bun ready to be baked. Will her friends like the cardamom when it's baked in her kardemummabullar.

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

Meagaidh the Border Collie is a search and rescue dog who works with her owner Tom. Her supernose follows scents and smells like clues, so they can rescue people who need their help. Joe and his daughter Kate are in trouble at the top of a really steep hill. They are lost, cold, soggy, tired and hungry. And they’ve dropped their picnic bag down a hill. Joe manages to contact Tom at the Woofton Search and Rescue Centre, just before the battery on his phone runs out. Now, Tom and Meagaidh must race to find them! Meagaidh leads the way, avoiding the sheep, the muddy puddles and the rocks. She soon finds Joe’s picnic bag, which gives her and Tom the scent they need. Together, they set off up the hill to find Joe and Kate. Just wait until Dog Squad hears about their adventure.

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

Waffle’s paw is hurt in class, so vet Jess trains Mr Nolan in doggy first aid. Doug invents a device with buttons that Waffle can press for entertainment if he gets bored resting.

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

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. Potatoes from around the world celebrate the similarities and differences we all share.

Everyone is bringing presents to the opening of Twinkle’s zen garden, and Yukee wants to take something too. But when she can’t find anything, they encourage her to sing her frustration. Yukee realises that she might have the perfect present after all.

Duggee arranges for the Squirrels to write to some pen pals, helping them to learn all about life in far away places, earning their Pen Pal badges and making some new friends in the process.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'car', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different beds - a big bed, a baby bed, even a bed for a bear! There are bunk beds, twin beds, comfy beds and jumpy beds. Dee dresses as a princess and climbs into a lumpy bed, then falls asleep on a moon bed. We float away with a balloon bed, until it's time for bed! 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 a slow day in the big city, until disaster strikes. Numberblock Three has lost one of her red juggling ball buttons! Can detective Numberblock One help Three solve this mysterious case by telling the time? Will Three ever juggle again? It’s a sticky situation, but only time will tell if One can find out where the missing ball is and close the case.

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

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

Tinky Winky can't sleep and goes outside to play so as not to wake the other Teletubbies. But Tinky Winky's noisy footsteps, on top of Home Dome, wake them up! In Tummy Tales, children quietly feed some birds, and the Teletubbies are quiet as they watch the Tiddlytubbies go to Sleepybyes.

The Patchwork Pals have a problem: Snake is coming by, but her visit is way too short! Will she find a way to make everybody happy.

Animation set in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa is playing a new game called Do What I Do with his friends, but a misunderstanding upsets Topsy.

Look up in the sky! Is it a bird? A plane? No, it's Space Chuggers! Adventure ensues when the trainees prepare for a visit with Chuggers from outer space.

DIY enthusiast DIY Dan builds a birdbath for all the little garden birds. Arthur Sleep keeps getting distracted whilst trying to give a very important piece of news. Sticky toffee pudding is on the menu in Dina Lady's Bake Me a Star competition, and there are some very hungry slugs in Will Barrow's garden. The Lost Pirate climbs the rigging in search of dry land, and Keith Fitt takes part in a hurdle race. Professor Muddles and his favourite teddy Bobo try out his latest invention - a flying machine.

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

The Game Catchers land on a beautiful, mountainous planet and play the handkerchief challenge. But when a Marmoff carries the game handkerchiefs away, they go on a hunt to get them back and learn about kindness along the way.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. A sea sponge that houses other sea creatures in its pores suffers from a mysterious illness, and Peso must figure out the cause.

Duggee takes the Squirrels and their parents on an exciting mystery trip, where they learn they can make anywhere special and earn their Big Day Out badges in the process.

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.

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

The ducklings are throwing a party in the attic. Weasy thinks it’s a great idea until he realises that grown-ups are not invited! Feeling left out, he decides to throw his own, with chaotic results.

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

After a lab mishap, Looph’s new ‘size-o-matic’ machine misfires, causing her to shrink. Can she find a clever way to alert her friends and turn everything back to normal.

When Jen’s drone goes missing on Dino Island, Andy heads out on an epic adventure to track it down. He discovers one of the island’s inhabitants, a giraffe-sized pterosaur called Hatzegopteryx, is using the drone for a very special purpose. Along the way, he meets a herd of stampeding triceratops.

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

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

JoJo and Gran Gran miss their bus home, so the pair settle down to wait for the next one. But getting the bus isn’t quite as simple as JoJo thinks it is. A wrong bus later and the pair are back where they started! It’s time to look at the schedule and see when their bus is due to arrive.

Animation for preschool children. Cake decides to teach Sarah and Duck how to decorate with icing.

Mother Wol asks the Iron Chicken if she will look after her three little Wols while she goes to get some things for her new nest. The Iron Chicken is happy to do so, but she hasn't counted on them being so boisterous.

MeMo is drawing a picture of BaBa, but BaBa can’t sit still. MeMo paints a picture at the Play Tree, but the Tweeties accidentally step all over it. BaBa loves the messy painting, as do the Yummies. They add their own flourishes, and MeMo starts to see its beauty. Pungi, Fungi and Elewhale also add to the picture. MeMo thinks it is a beautiful painting made by all their friends.

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

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Gaz Coombes on an underwater quest… for pirate underwear.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah considers the development of castles, from early Iron Age forts to secret underground tunnels used during the Second World War. At Hadrian's Wall, he marvels at the design of Roman toilets, while in Warwick, he joins a band of medieval knights to test the castle's defences.

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.

Sitcom about a snobbish housewife and her long-suffering husband. Hyacinth quite enjoys a family christening - except when it is Daisy's family.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn is bee obsessed. He has found over 60 species in his Bristol garden, from giant bumblebees to scissor bees the size of a mosquito, which he films with mind-blowing results. Dohrn can identify individual insects and forms a remarkable relationship with one leaf-cutter bee he follows through its entire life.

1980s sitcom about a middle-aged man still living with his parents. Timothy makes a determined effort to find himself a flat.

An introduction to John Stubbs's 18th-century masterpiece The Grosvenor Hunt. Written and narrated by John Jacob.

The British history series continues with the story of Edward I - known by many as the villainous king in the Hollywood film Braveheart - who tried to force English rule on Scotland and Wales, but found the resultant slaughter only served to inspire bold declarations of independence. When the king was eventually forced to listen to the parliament of his own people, England would also learn what it meant to be a nation.

In the concluding episode of the series, Jim encounters ever larger cosmic structures to reveal the latest breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe. For example, there’s the heliosphere, a vast cloud of solar plasma that surrounds and protects the solar system. Its unique physics help us understand why life is possible. Larger still, Jim comes face to face with our galactic home the Milky Way, a monstrous structure sculpted by the gravitational forces of dark matter. Jim finds out from pioneering researcher Adrian Fabian about the black hole at its centre, whose strange behaviour includes emitting the lowest note that can be heard in the cosmos. At an even greater scale, Jim encounters huge structures such as the Laniakea Supercluster, of which the Milky Way is only a tiny part. Then there’s 'the giant arc', a collection of galaxies that account for more than three per cent of the observable universe. Jim learns from its discoverer, British PhD student Alexia Lopez, that this gargantuan structure is forcing scientists to reassess their theory of how the universe evolves and may overturn some of the most fundamental principles in physics.

A Storyville documentary, set against the backdrop of conflict in Sudan, that follows five Khartoum residents as they search for freedom amid revolution and war.

Egg takes on a medical negligence case and becomes emotionally involved with a client who has cancer. Meanwhile, Warren discovers the truth about Delilah, and Miles chooses a bad person in whom to confide about his love life.

Drama series about five friends sharing a house. Delilah outstays her welcome, Anna resorts to devious means to get her way, and Warren loses his cool over a muesli yoghurt.

Marking the 2008 centenary of Alistair Cooke's birth, this documentary is a revealing portrait of one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century, whose Radio 4 programme Letter from America spanned 58 years. Seen for the first time are extraordinary 8mm home movies shot by Cooke from 1933 onwards, charting his discovery of America, his passions and his friendships. This is a chance to see America as Cooke first saw it - the raw material for a lifetime of journalism. Some of the most fascinating of these films were made during his close friendship with Charlie Chaplin. Thought lost for years, they show Chaplin at leisure on his yacht with Paulette Goddard and Cooke, and are among the most candid footage ever shot of the star. Cooke's story is told in his own voice and in interviews with family and close friends. Both first wife Ruth Emerson Cooke and Jane Cooke - his wife from 1946 - share their memories, and actress Lauren Bacall also recalls their friendship.

Documentary telling the story of the most extraordinary experiment in the history of animal science. In the 1960s, a powerful and charismatic scientist flooded a house. He then invited a young woman to live there full-time with a dolphin. Their intention was the ultimate in animal research - they wanted to teach the dolphin to speak English. What happened next would change all their lives. For the first time those involved in the experiment reveal the secrets of the Dolphin House.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah considers the development of castles, from early Iron Age forts to secret underground tunnels used during the Second World War. At Hadrian's Wall, he marvels at the design of Roman toilets, while in Warwick, he joins a band of medieval knights to test the castle's defences.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah visits Hampton Court Palace and Cragside, one of the first homes to have electric lighting. He also examines restoration work on a 15th-century manor house.

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.

A Storyville documentary, set against the backdrop of conflict in Sudan, that follows five Khartoum residents as they search for freedom amid revolution and war.

In the concluding episode of the series, Jim encounters ever larger cosmic structures to reveal the latest breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe. For example, there’s the heliosphere, a vast cloud of solar plasma that surrounds and protects the solar system. Its unique physics help us understand why life is possible. Larger still, Jim comes face to face with our galactic home the Milky Way, a monstrous structure sculpted by the gravitational forces of dark matter. Jim finds out from pioneering researcher Adrian Fabian about the black hole at its centre, whose strange behaviour includes emitting the lowest note that can be heard in the cosmos. At an even greater scale, Jim encounters huge structures such as the Laniakea Supercluster, of which the Milky Way is only a tiny part. Then there’s 'the giant arc', a collection of galaxies that account for more than three per cent of the observable universe. Jim learns from its discoverer, British PhD student Alexia Lopez, that this gargantuan structure is forcing scientists to reassess their theory of how the universe evolves and may overturn some of the most fundamental principles in physics.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish and Pola have set up a yard sale, but Tish is having no luck selling anything. When a customer shows up, Tish fails to win them over. Suddenly, Tish's yard sale becomes a fancy emporium, and with Tash's advice, Tish has a flurry of sales and sells everything to become the 'sales master'. Back in the real world, Pola is surprised to see an empty table and congratulates Tish. But when Tish gets carried away and sells the table to an old man, Pola is not so pleased.

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.

During the Tiddlytubbies' Sleepybyes, RuRu is wide awake. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po take it in turns to sing him a lullaby. When the Teletubbies sing the lullaby together, it sends RuRu off to sleep.

Tee is excited about a day on the beach but soon finds out that the sea is a bit... wet. It’s now up to Mo to teach Tee that splashing in the water is fun.

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

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

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

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

When the Squirrels see Duggee practising his topiary skills, they are keen to give it a go. After going through the rules for safely using clippers, they are ready to snip a bush into a tidy ball. But their imaginations take control when they learn that they can do lots of different shapes! The Squirrels create an array of various shaped trees and bushes. But where is Tag? He has driven his topiary car into the Wild Woods! There is only one way to find him amongst the overgrown trees and bushes – by taming them! The Squirrels put their topiary skills into practice, transforming the wild woods into a magical topiary paradise. Eventually, they find Tag asleep in a bed he has pruned himself.

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

Lars sees a mysterious creature near the Academy jungle and rushes to tell the others. Ubercorn explains that new species are discovered all the time, so this could be something that no one has seen before. He also tells them that new species are often named after the person who finds them. Excited by the prospect of lending their name to this mysterious creature, the Go Jetters, Grandmaster Glitch and Tala head out on a jungle expedition - but something seems to be watching them from the treetops..

Animated series. When Mr McGregor locks him in a cage with Sammy Whiskers, Peter must join forces with the rat to escape.

Kwazii and Periwinkle try to help a bird found in the Sonoran Desert.

Two finds a pair of magic dancing shoes and shows One that everything is better with two, singing and counting things that belong in pairs. Learn all about the number two with Numberblock Two.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. K can kick but C can't - so it's word-magic-for-goalposts and a kid keeping score. Then they team up for CK vs the Sock - and they just need that magic touch. This episode introduces the letters C, K and the pair CK - and the words cot, kit, kid, can, cat, sock, sack and kick.

It’s Favourite Library Book Day, but when Love Monster goes to show Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny and Elder Kitten his favourite book he borrowed from Book Cub, he can’t find it! What is he going to tell Book Cub? Elder Kitten's favourite book, Furlock Holmes, inspires Love Monster and Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny to play detective and search all over Fluffytown for the missing book.

Bella and Lift enjoy making funny honk noises with tubes! Together, they set off to explore the floors of Playtime Towers. In the Sing Song Forest, Tincy finds some terrific tubes in her web that are perfect for making music in Tincy’s Tubey Band. Kingsley and Queenie have fun in the Fortress of Fun by playing a game of ‘Big Bunny, Little Bunny’. In Boxtropolis, Sketch makes fearsome Tubey Dragons with the Playtimers - hear them roar.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s love and peace symbol Lychee performing his song All You Need Is Lychee.

Bing and Sula are painting in the garden. When Bing cleans his brush and accidentally knocks the water over, he goes to fill it up from the garden tap. But he turns the water on too fast, making the hose voosh up into a big snake of water that covers Bing and Sula in wet paint! Flop shows Bing how to turn the tap on slowly.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘rain’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about rain – drops of rain, trickly rain, pitter-patter rain, rainbow rain and really big splasher rain! We see Dee and a friend catching rain, and spot Dee singing in the rain. The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

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

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

The Twirlywoos are in a kitchen watching a man making a cup of tea. As he waits for the kettle to boil, he starts tapping out a rhythm with his spoon on the cup, gradually getting louder and louder. The Twirlywoos join in, and with everyone tapping their own rhythm, the noise in the kitchen gets louder and louder still.

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

Preschool series. A little girl makes birthday party invitations. The Teletubbies receive a magical party invitation from the Tiddlytubbies and do party dancing.

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.

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

Adrian, Mia and Aaron go on a 'tree-mendous' garden adventure to discover the magical powers of trees.

Rebecca is keen to go on a travelling adventure and invites Murphi to come. Murphi’s time machine takes them to the dinosaur age, but when it stops working, they need to get making. Firstly, they create a paper plate dinosaur, followed by some colourful water blob creatures made by the Mini Monsters. Then, Rebecca gets a call on the Magic Monster Mirror from her aunt Antarctic, who makes herself some snow-building buddies to help rescue her snowman. The Recycling Express brings some paper straws to the attic, which Murphi and Rebecca use to make a straw sailboat.

The gang help a lost Avocadodon find its perfect pair with a head-rubbing ritual.

When Bingo stops playing Bluey’s spy game in the park, their device to control the grown-ups stops working properly! Bluey now sees how important Bingo is and needs to win her back.

Duggee has a job to do outside the Clubhouse, but who will look after the Squirrels? King Tiger, of course, since he has his babysitting badge! But it’s actually the Squirrels who end up babysitting King Tiger.

Katerina Flamingo sings a song about routines in Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk along a woodland trail to a place where they can play a game with sticks and stones. On the way they find a tree monster tunnel, make wishes in a wishing well, count shapes in a little building and even fly like owls.

Iona and Elba create a pretend ice cream shop and make Mum a heart-shaped ice cream cake. Then it’s time for some real ice cream with plenty of sprinkles for decoration. On a family walk in the woods, Iona and Elba discover a trail of fairy clues to follow. They find fairy treats and magic wands, but will the spells they cast work on Mum and Dad.

Henry wants to know all about brilliant beetles. Chantelle is with farm vet Claire, looking for some teeny tiny creatures who love to recycle. Meanwhile, Rory and his son Sandy are looking around the garden for little beetles and find a jumpy surprise. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how big beetles are, whether they can fly and how beetles smell. It’s also time to find out how beetles recycle rubbish like animal poo. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task - making a beetle log pyramid.

Newfoundland Sylvie is a big therapy dog with big soft cuddles who loves to help people when they’re worried. She and her owner Katrina visit all sorts of people every day, young and old. Sylvie and Katrina are visiting some schoolchildren on their very first day at school. Sylvie knows the children will be feeling nervous and excited all at once. She helps the children find the classroom with a big blue pencil on its door, and then she and Katrina help the children do a relay race around an obstacle course in the school hall. The children are nervous, so Sylvie offers to go first. But when one little girl, Navinda, is scared of 'the big bear', Sylvie has to use her superheart to be be calmer and friendlier than ever before.

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

Evie, Doug, Ruby and Ali rehearse for the school show at the Brooklyn-Bells’ house. Next door, a mystery box is delivered to Mrs Hobbs, and Waffle is desperate to know what’s inside it.

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

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes explore different jobs, from firemen to astronauts, in this disco pageant.

Yukee enjoys the peace and quiet in the garden when she wakes up early. But she soon discovers that while it might be quiet, the garden is never silent.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘hair’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see various types of hair from curly to straight, brown to pink and even whizzy, whirly hair. We see cloudy hair and rainbow hair. We meet dogs and penguins with funny hair! 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 the event of the year, Numberland’s Great Bug Race, and Numberblocks One to Four are getting ready to race their pet bugs. The bugs must dash around the edges of different shapes to find out what the perimeter is. Will they stay on track and finish where they started, or will some of the bugs cut corners.

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

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 become a pop group and perform a pop song. In Tummy Tales, children watch a one-man band playing music and accompany him by playing their own music.

Patchwork Chick has a problem: nobody wants to play with him because he is so small! But aren't there even smaller Patchwork Pals around who also want to play.

Stop-frame animated series featuring Raa Raa and his friends, who solve very noisy mysteries in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Crocky has got a wobbly tooth. He really wants it to fall out. He and his friends try all sorts of different ways to try and help the tooth fall out.

Rattling Rivets! The Spooky Chugger has returned! With unexplained happenings around Chuggington, the trainees are convinced the tracks are haunted.

Rapids Johnson is in search of the honey bear in Gigglebiz. It's autumn in Will Barrow's garden, and a cheeky squirrel is finding lots of places to bury his nuts. Newsreader Arthur Sleep has trouble with his important newsreader's chair. Ably assisted by Tommy Tummy, Dina Lady is on the lookout for winning cupcakes in her Bake Me a Star competition. DIY enthusiast DIY Dan does his best to build a garden bench. Sports reporter Keith Fitt demonstrates the art of boomerang throwing, and Captain Adorable gives Awesome Girl a very funny lesson in talking to animals. Finally, Professor Muddles has a hair-raising experience when he shows off his new invention in the lab. Plus another joke from the Gigglekids and more funny dancing in Silly Time.

Rapids Johnson dons his bear disguise in search of the lesser-spotted copying bear, Gail Force sings her heart out when she meets a school choir, and the Lost Pirate walks the plank with his faithful parrot Captain Crackers. There are new giggles when Ann Teak examines a set of antique bowling balls, Will Barrow meets a butterfly with a tickly nose, and DIY Dan tries to build a mug tree. Robin Hood tries to dodge the sleeping slime-spitting frogs. Hopefully Will Singalot's singing won't wake them up.

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

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

The Game Catchers land on the Perfume Planet and learn to play the train race. They’re having a lot of fun but are interrupted after a lost spaceship lands in the middle of the game.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. Shellington and the Octonauts try to track an unusual creature, a jellyfish that can transform from old to young repeatedly and live forever.

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

When Fergie is feeling off, Vida diagnoses her - she's having a sad day. It happens to everyone, and all she needs to do is take care of herself. Luckily, she has lots of friends to help out.

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

Weasy cheats at hide-and-seek by putting a GPS on one of the ducklings so he can always find them. This soon backfires when the ducklings catch on to his scheme.

The ducklings stumble across an egg in the farmyard and become fiercely protective. They even want Weasy to keep it and grow their family! But Weasy is hesitant... And is the egg all that it seems.

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

Norman misses his whale friends. The Piris try to help, but his size proves a challenge when it comes to playing games. A sleepover provides an unexpected breakthrough.

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

Jen is studying the undiscovered prehistoric fish that live on Dino Island. She shows Andy the fossil of a coelacanth, a fish which first appeared on Earth around 400 million years before humans. Incredibly, they are still alive and swimming off the coast of modern-day Africa. Eager to discover more, Andy offers to go on an epic fishing adventure to see what new fish he can find and photograph for Jen. Along the way, he meets an Ankylosaurus with a taste for apricots and takes to the skies with a Quetzalcoatlus, a pterosaur with an 11-metre wingspan! Finally, Andy takes to the lake in his rubber dingy but gets quite a shock when a hungry Deinosuchus, an ancient crocodilian, takes a bite of the apricot on the end of his line.

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

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

JoJo is determined to slide down the big slide at the park. But even though it’s sunny when they leave the house, a rainy weather forecast threatens her plans. Luckily for her, Gran Gran has come prepared.

Animation for preschool children. Sarah's hat goes on an adventure without her, on top of a balloon.

Small is unhappy with his drawing, so he finds a place to practise in peace. Major Clanger discovers some wonderful wall pictures in an underground cave and invites everyone to see them, but it turns out that Small has seen the pictures before.

MeMo and BaBa are stomping in a muddy puddle. At the Play Tree, MeMo wants to make a mud pie and chooses to play in a mud kitchen, so it provides a sandpit full of gloopy mud. MeMo shows BaBa how to bake the perfect mud pie. They bring them to the Yummies and use the mud to plant sunflower and pumpkin seeds. MeMo and BaBa clean up after having muddy fun, ready for BeddyByes.

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

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Legendary Olympian Dame Laura Kenny reads a happy and hopeful story about all the things to be thankful for.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah visits Hampton Court Palace and Cragside, one of the first homes to have electric lighting. He also examines restoration work on a 15th-century manor house.

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.

Using 70 years of BBC history archive film, Professor Alice Roberts uncovers how the iconic ancient monument of Stonehenge has been interpreted, argued over and debated by some of Britain's leading historians and archaeologists. She reveals how new discoveries would discredit old theories, how astronomers and geologists became involved in the story and why, even after centuries of study, there's still no definitive answer to the mystery of Stonehenge.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn is bee obsessed. He has found over 60 species in his Bristol garden, from giant bumblebees to scissor bees the size of a mosquito, which he films with mind-blowing results. Dohrn can identify individual insects and forms a remarkable relationship with one leaf-cutter bee he follows through its entire life.

An introduction to John Stubbs's 18th-century masterpiece The Grosvenor Hunt. Written and narrated by John Jacob.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his novels and readers.

In the concluding episode of the series, Jim encounters ever larger cosmic structures to reveal the latest breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe. For example, there’s the heliosphere, a vast cloud of solar plasma that surrounds and protects the solar system. Its unique physics help us understand why life is possible. Larger still, Jim comes face to face with our galactic home the Milky Way, a monstrous structure sculpted by the gravitational forces of dark matter. Jim finds out from pioneering researcher Adrian Fabian about the black hole at its centre, whose strange behaviour includes emitting the lowest note that can be heard in the cosmos. At an even greater scale, Jim encounters huge structures such as the Laniakea Supercluster, of which the Milky Way is only a tiny part. Then there’s 'the giant arc', a collection of galaxies that account for more than three per cent of the observable universe. Jim learns from its discoverer, British PhD student Alexia Lopez, that this gargantuan structure is forcing scientists to reassess their theory of how the universe evolves and may overturn some of the most fundamental principles in physics.

Mystery drama. Tony Webster, semi-retired owner of a specialist photography shop, receives a mysterious legacy and finds himself contending with a past he had never thought that much about.

Egg takes on a medical negligence case and becomes emotionally involved with a client who has cancer. Meanwhile, Warren discovers the truth about Delilah, and Miles chooses a bad person in whom to confide about his love life.

Drama series about five friends sharing a house. Delilah outstays her welcome, Anna resorts to devious means to get her way, and Warren loses his cool over a muesli yoghurt.

Documentary telling the story of the most extraordinary experiment in the history of animal science. In the 1960s, a powerful and charismatic scientist flooded a house. He then invited a young woman to live there full-time with a dolphin. Their intention was the ultimate in animal research - they wanted to teach the dolphin to speak English. What happened next would change all their lives. For the first time those involved in the experiment reveal the secrets of the Dolphin House.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah visits Hampton Court Palace and Cragside, one of the first homes to have electric lighting. He also examines restoration work on a 15th-century manor house.

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.

In the concluding episode of the series, Jim encounters ever larger cosmic structures to reveal the latest breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe. For example, there’s the heliosphere, a vast cloud of solar plasma that surrounds and protects the solar system. Its unique physics help us understand why life is possible. Larger still, Jim comes face to face with our galactic home the Milky Way, a monstrous structure sculpted by the gravitational forces of dark matter. Jim finds out from pioneering researcher Adrian Fabian about the black hole at its centre, whose strange behaviour includes emitting the lowest note that can be heard in the cosmos. At an even greater scale, Jim encounters huge structures such as the Laniakea Supercluster, of which the Milky Way is only a tiny part. Then there’s 'the giant arc', a collection of galaxies that account for more than three per cent of the observable universe. Jim learns from its discoverer, British PhD student Alexia Lopez, that this gargantuan structure is forcing scientists to reassess their theory of how the universe evolves and may overturn some of the most fundamental principles in physics.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

The family is going camping, but Tish doesn't want to get her new shoes muddy. To make matters worse, her parents then ask her to look after Bobby. Tish and Bobby go on a search for an adventure playground, but at first, Tish is apprehensive about getting stuck in. Eventually, she prioritises her brother over her shoes. After their adventure, Tish's shoes are filthy, but once they make their way through the tunnel, they spot the hidden city, which is revealed to be a visitor centre with an ice cream cart.

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.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po take it in turns to listen to music through a pair of headphones. The Teletubbies love dancing to the music they hear.

Mo encourages Tee to have a ‘Tee can do it’ day where he tries to do everything without help from her. She soon realises that Tee doing everything himself gives her lots more work.

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

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

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

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

Duggee and the Squirrels are enjoying a peaceful day outside when they hear an intriguing sound. Duggee points to where the sound is coming from, and they suddenly realise who it is - the famous all-bird super group Hot Cheap! Soon the whole neighbourhood notices, and everyone gathers around, excitedly cheering. The Squirrels are curious about the sound that the birds are making. Luckily, Duggee has his A Cappella Badge! Duggee teaches the Squirrels how to imitate different musical instruments and sounds using just their vocals - eventually putting them all together to come up with their very own a cappella masterpiece. Soon, a crowd of adoring fans are drawn to the Clubhouse to hear more, and the Singing Squirrels are joined by none other than Hot Cheap themselves for an impromptu sing off! Will they crush it to earn their A Cappella Badges.

After the others finish constructing the Academy bridge without him, Foz is upset; he doesn't know where he fits into the group and starts to think that he isn't needed any more. He doesn't have Kyan's gymnastic skills, Xuli's ability as a pilot or Lars' mechanical knowledge. But when the new bridge starts developing problems, Foz must rise to the challenge to help prevent a catastrophe.

The Octonauts must repair a coral reef protecting a lagoon from surrounding sharks.

Three arrives with a bang and a song-and-dance about her favourite number - 1, 2, 3, Everybody Look at Me! Learn all about the number three with Numberblock Three.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. From A to Z, every Alphablock has fun discovering the magic of wordplay. A makes friends with a cat but soon starts sneezing and bouncing all over. Her friends try to help, but everything they do only makes things worse. How can she sneak away from the cat? This episode has fun with the letters A, C, P, T and N and the words cat, can, pat, tap, cap, nap and dog.

It's Happy to Help Day, so when Tinest Fluffiest Bunny asks Love Monster to help organise her dancercise outfits, he's happy to lend a hand. But when he also tries to help the In Chicks inflate their pool and the Council of Cuteness detangle their beards, he gets overwhelmed! Luckily, his friends know how to fix things in a way that makes everybody happy.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Broccoli and his floret Broc performing their phenomenal ventriloquist act.

It's Bing's third birthday! Bing shows Sula, Pando and Coco how to do the waka-oke. But when Pando doesn't do it properly, a frustrated Bing hides under his blankey. Flop gently helps Bing to understand that Pando likes to do things differently to him. They celebrate Bing's birthday under his blankey, before Amma, Coco and Charlie bring in pass-the-parcel.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘toothbrush’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see a red toothbrush, a blue toothbrush, a new toothbrush, a fuzzy toothbrush and even a giant toothbrush! Dee and a friend have fun brushing their teeth, and there’s even a toothbrush in a rush! 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's upset when no-one seems to like her new shoes.

Charlie has made a huge pie for the Piggies to share! But Wilf wants it all for himself and sabotages his own house to trap the Piggies outside. While they fix his home, Wilf settles in theirs... until the Piggies rush back to save their pie party.

The Twirlywoos watch a man whose car is stuck in the mud. The man tries pulling the car free with a rope but it won't budge. When the man goes off to phone for help, the Twirlywoos step in and try pulling the car out of the mud themselves. Chickedy and Chick try pulling, then Toodloo tries pulling, but the car is still stuck. Finally, when all the Twirlywoos work together they manage to pull the car out of the mud.

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

Laa-Laa and Po take turns to ride Po's scooter, and then they take turns to play with the Tiddlytubbies. Children in Tummy Tales take turns to press apples into juice.

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

Elsee visits a shopping centre with her friend George and plays a game of I-spy.

James, Noah and Aaron are on a mission to tidy up the city centre garden for a party. They work alongside Chatterpot’s friends - a rake, a spade and Wheely the wheelbarrow.

Rebecca has lost her healthy, fruity snacks. Murphi can’t find them either, but he does find a huge portrait of his great-grandma with the big eyes. This gives him an 'eye-dea' for a make – a pair of silly eyeglasses! The Mini Monsters make muffins, Rebecca gets a call on the Magic Monster Mirror from her aunt, and Murphi and Rebecca create a snack tube train with some support from the Tiny Helpers and the Recycling Express.

Ginger and the Peas embark on an underground chase in pursuit of a burrowing Aritchokus.

Forced to wait five minutes in front of a restaurant for their takeaway order, Bluey and Bingo become restless for entertainment, pushing the very limits of Dad’s patience.

Duggee is reading the Squirrels one of his favourite comics. They are eager to know the ending, but the comic was discontinued! Luckily, Duggee has the comic badge, so he can show the Squirrels how to create their own ending.

Lord Fingal sings about all the animals as he takes the Squirrels on a tour around Old MacDonald’s farm.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the city and along the river to a place where they can draw pictures. On the way they discover birds called cormorants, go as fast a rollercoaster, find a big compass on the ground, and play a game with colours.

Kyra and Khloe have some garden fun planned. First, they visit a garden centre to buy some new plants, before heading back home to plant them. It’s hard work, but Kyra is sure her flowers will grow to be nice and big. With the garden in full bloom, the sisters open their own garden juice bar and get busy squeezing fresh fruit juice. But what will Mum and Dad think of their tangy creation.

Eddie's mum is Italian and has taught him how to make a traditional Italian pizza. Eddie makes a delicious cheese and olive pizza using homemade dough and a tasty tomato sauce. His friends are in for a real treat when they see that Eddie's mum cooks the pizza in their traditional pizza oven. He tops his pizza with black olives, but some of Eddie's friends aren't too sure about olives when they taste them on their own. Eddie hopes to change their minds when they try them on his pizza. He even teaches them a little bit of Italian to really get them into the spirit of things.

James finds out all about some very cool sea creatures – starfish. Chantelle is with Dawood to investigate different types of starfish – one with chocolate chips and another that looks like a cushion. Rory and his son Sandy are on Longniddry Beach looking in rockpools for starfish and seastars. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about the shape of starfish, how long they can live and how starfish stop other creatures eating them. It’s also time to find out why they are an important keystone species. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to help the beach and the creatures by litter picking.

Tinks is a disability assistance dog for her owner Charli, who has a condition that makes it painful for her to pick things up or to push and pull things. Tinks uses her superfetch skills to help Charli every day. The smallest of the Dog Squad gang, Tinks is a little Lhasa Apso with lots of big dog energy. Charli has been invited to a party but is feeling a bit nervous about going. Tinks loves helping Charli feel confident. She wants to help Charli feel good about herself so she can go and have fun at the party. Tinks fetches Charli’s hairbrush so Charli can brush her newly dyed pink hair, and then helps Charli choose a party outfit. And, when Charli can’t find her keys, Tinks dives into a mountain of clothes on the bed to search for them. Now they’re party ready, but it's raining! Tinks is determined to help Charli get to the party, even in the rain. But how? She summons all her big dog energy and sets off in search of a plan. Just wait until Dog Squad hear about this.

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

The Poodles’ Class rehearse their song for the school show, and Waffle is looking forward to singing his line. When rehearsal time runs out, Evie knows how to help Waffle practice.

Oona learns an amazing new skill.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. Ruby sings a diva-style ballad about the thing she loves more than anything else - school.

Stripes’s attempts to write a song about his love for the Sunhouse are interrupted by the rest of the gang. Can Yukee find a way to help him finish his song.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘bowl’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bowls and explore how they are used. There are red bowls, green bowls and filled up with baked bean bowls. We see smelly bowls and jelly bowls, and even a super bowl! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying the word.

Numberblock Seventeen is hosting a big area art challenge. Numberblocks One, Three and Four need to cover a canvas with shapes - without leaving any gaps - to find the area. But what happens when they run out of shapes for the biggest area challenge.

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

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.

Po makes lots of silly, funny sounds with the levers and buttons in Home Dome and then the Tubby Phone rings for a silly Tubby Phone Dance. The Teletubbies enjoy watching children visit a farm and copying the sounds they hear.

Patchwork Bison has a problem: he has lost his brother! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him.

Stop-frame animation featuring Raa Raa, who lives in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa and Ooo Ooo try to find out who is the funniest animal in the jungle.

Chug Patrol is always in control, but when a thunder storm comes to Chuggington, Wilson can't control his fear! Wilson must face his fears and weather the storm to help a friend in need.

Rapids Johnson is in search of the honey bear in Gigglebiz. It's autumn in Will Barrow's garden, and a cheeky squirrel is finding lots of places to bury his nuts. Newsreader Arthur Sleep has trouble with his important newsreader's chair. Ably assisted by Tommy Tummy, Dina Lady is on the lookout for winning cupcakes in her Bake Me a Star competition. DIY enthusiast DIY Dan does his best to build a garden bench. Sports reporter Keith Fitt demonstrates the art of boomerang throwing, and Captain Adorable gives Awesome Girl a very funny lesson in talking to animals. Finally, Professor Muddles has a hair-raising experience when he shows off his new invention in the lab. Plus another joke from the Gigglekids and more funny dancing in Silly Time.

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

The Game Catchers land on the Amusement Park Planet to play freezing ball. But a local alien called Poppy doesn’t want to play because he has had a disagreement with his friends. The Game Catchers must work together to help Poppy reconcile with everyone.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts head to the kelp forest to visit Shellington's sister Pearl and her newborn son Periwinkle - only to find the forest endangered by an infestation of kelp-eating urchins.

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

When Zigzag needs to wear an eye patch, Vida enlists the help of Molasses, the seeing eye snail, but Zigzag refuses.

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

Weasy cheats at hide-and-seek by putting a GPS on one of the ducklings so he can always find them. This soon backfires when the ducklings catch on to his scheme.

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

The Piris agree to mind a package for Shirley but discover it’s a precious egg! Watching over Eggy turns out to be exhausting, but then Shirley returns with unexpected news.

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

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

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.

Rafi promises her dads she will go straight to bed while Aunty T babysits. But when Aunty T suggests night-time ice cream, Rafi makes a wish and her bed magically flies them out into Manchester! It’s exciting at first, but soon Rafi becomes sleepy and wants to go home. Suddenly, the wish runs out and the bed drops onto a tree. Luckily, Aunty T uses her umbrella to magic them safely back. Rafi realises bedtime is bedtime for a reason.

JoJo and Gran Gran are having a spring clear out, but when Gran Gran wants to clear out her old jumper, JoJo is distraught – she loves that snuggly jumper! Determined to keep it, JoJo hides the old jumper. But Gran Gran shows JoJo that a clear out doesn’t necessarily mean a throw out; with some creative thinking, they can give their old items new purposes.

Sarah is keen to adopt a sea creature, but doesn't get her first choice.

The Froglets produce a purple blob out of the Top Hat, and Tiny loves it! The blob is noisy and bouncy, and when Tiny and Small discover it can split in two, and the two can split into four, and four into eight and so on, soon all the caves are alive with bouncing blobs.

MeMo and BaBa dress up as a happy clown, a superhero, a tiger and in silly glasses. At the Play Tree, BaBa and MeMo excitedly choose a pretty tutu to play with, but BaBa is sad when it doesn’t fit. It fits MeMo perfectly. When MeMo shrinks down for Yummy Time, MeMo feels sad that the tutu no longer fits and understands how BaBa must be feeling. MeMo finds a way for them to both play with the tutu.

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

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Join Gok Wan for a celebratory story about one lucky girl and her two delightful daddies.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah tours Britain admiring some of its engineering marvels. This edition takes in Preston, County Durham, St Paul's Cathedral and York Minster.

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.

Using 70 years of BBC history archive film, Professor Alice Roberts uncovers how the iconic ancient monument of Stonehenge has been interpreted, argued over and debated by some of Britain's leading historians and archaeologists. She reveals how new discoveries would discredit old theories, how astronomers and geologists became involved in the story and why, even after centuries of study, there's still no definitive answer to the mystery of Stonehenge.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his novels and readers.

Mystery drama. Tony Webster, semi-retired owner of a specialist photography shop, receives a mysterious legacy and finds himself contending with a past he had never thought that much about.

WARNING : show starts before 00:15!! Mystery drama. Tony Webster, semi-retired owner of a specialist photography shop, receives a mysterious legacy and finds himself contending with a past he had never thought that much about.

Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn is bee obsessed. He has found over 60 species in his Bristol garden, from giant bumblebees to scissor bees the size of a mosquito, which he films with mind-blowing results. Dohrn can identify individual insects and forms a remarkable relationship with one leaf-cutter bee he follows through its entire life.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! Wildlife film-maker Martin Dohrn is bee obsessed. He has found over 60 species in his Bristol garden, from giant bumblebees to scissor bees the size of a mosquito, which he films with mind-blowing results. Dohrn can identify individual insects and forms a remarkable relationship with one leaf-cutter bee he follows through its entire life.

Steeplejack Fred Dibnah tours Britain admiring some of its engineering marvels. This edition takes in Preston, County Durham, St Paul's Cathedral and York Minster.

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.

Using 70 years of BBC history archive film, Professor Alice Roberts uncovers how the iconic ancient monument of Stonehenge has been interpreted, argued over and debated by some of Britain's leading historians and archaeologists. She reveals how new discoveries would discredit old theories, how astronomers and geologists became involved in the story and why, even after centuries of study, there's still no definitive answer to the mystery of Stonehenge.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Tish is struggling to eat with a wobbly tooth. Tash suggests they shrink themselves down to check out the tooth close up. Dressed in dentists' outfits, the pair examines each and every tooth, determined to find the wobbly offender. With some effort and the help of the tongue, they manage to extract the tooth – success! Tish proudly shows off her newly lost tooth to her parents – it’s her first one.

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.

The Teletubbies swap places in the Tubby Car and drive to the Hidey Hup. They swap places again on the Tubby Uppy Downy before going up and down.

Tee is not in the mood to go to bed, so Mo uses a drive in the car to rock him off to sleep. Tee is soon fast asleep, but Mo realises she now faces a difficult situation - getting Tee out of the car and into his bed without waking him up.

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

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.

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

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.

Duggee has a job to do outside the Clubhouse, but who will look after the Squirrels? King Tiger, of course, since he has his babysitting badge! But it’s actually the Squirrels who end up babysitting King Tiger.

While shopping in Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, Glitch wishes he could have some of everything. Hearing about the wishes granted by the Hen's Eye Column in an underground water store, the Basilica Cistern, Glitch heads beneath the earth. But when he gets his thumb stuck inside the column, he ends up bringing the entire cistern close to collapse! Will Foz be able to save the ancient structure without the help of click-ons.

Animated series. When Peter invites Jeremy Fisher along for a garden raid, the melodramatic frog gives him more than he bargained for.

When the underwater Kavachi volcano erupts, Ryla calls on the Octonauts to help.

Three does magic tricks with apples to show the others who goes first, who is biggest and how to surprise your number friends. Learn about simple counting, ordering and adding with the Numberblocks.

Somehow, P, O and P have popped I's dot, and she is not very happy. Can O and friends find it again before I loses her cool - or will things go from bad to worse? This episode has fun with the letters O, I, C, D, P and T, and the words pop, cod, cot, cop, pot, pod and dot.

It's Plant a Seed Day, so Love Monster and Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny each choose some seeds from the Everything but Sprinkles shop. Although Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny's mirror-ball-dancing-flower seeds shoot upwards, Love Monster's hot chocolate flowers just won't grow, no matter what he does to help them..

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Apple singing in celebration of her great-great-grandad Apple Tree’s hundredth birthday.

Sula, Pando and Bing discover a bird's nest while making a playhouse in the shed. They try to find the bird by being super quiet, and she flies into their playhouse. When Bing goes in to look for her, she flies out again; they can't both be in the playhouse at the same time. So Bing decides to give the shed to her until her chicks have all grown up.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘carrot’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of carrots – a long carrot, a baby carrot, a nosey carrot, a big carrot and a cool carrot. We see Dee and a friend eat a crunchy carrot, and Dee has fun jumping on a bumpy carrot! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

Lu feels sad when her flowery friend begins to droop.

The Piggies are called to find Fred’s lost book, but his bookshelf collapses when they arrive! The Piggies split up: Charlie and Cornelia repair the shelf, while Cesar searches with neighbours... who end up giving them even more books to organise.

The Twirlywoos are on a beach watching a boy build sandcastles. He makes more and more sandcastles, and the Twirlywoos decide they want to help. They build more and more sandcastles too, and it's not long before the whole beach is full. On the Big Red Boat something's wrong with the fruit tea machine - it keeps producing more and more grapes but no tea! As the grapes turn into a great big bunch, it's up to Chickedy and Chick to try and fix it.

There's make-believe fun for Justin and his friend as they pretend to run a pizza restaurant. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is knitting a fancy new jumper to wear for his pretend fashion show.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa trot and gallop across Teletubbyland pretending to be horses. Children in Tummy Tales help to groom and feed a horse.

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

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

Aaron is joined by Jackson and Mia as they discover how to feed the garden, and the special role wiggly worms have in making sure the plants stay happy and healthy.

Rebecca has a new pet plant called Stan, which gives Murphi a monster idea for the first make – a terrifically tropical bug made from a reused plastic bottle. The Mini Monsters make bottle fish, and Rebecca’s great aunt makes a silly plant for her pet bug. The Recycling Express brings some egg boxes to the attic – just the thing Murphi needs to make a snippy snappy egg box crocodile. The Tiny Helpers add the teeth and eyes, meaning the crocodile can join the attic’s jungle band for a final dance.

The gang rescue a trapped baby Watermelonsuchus with the help of some Lycheemodus.

Playing butterflies in the backyard is great fun, until Bluey runs away with Judo, leaving Bingo all alone. Now poor Bingo is heartbroken, and Bluey needs to make amends.

Roly has lost his best potato, but Duggee finds it using his sense of smell. But what is a sense? Time for the Squirrels to learn about the five senses and earn their senses badge.

Hennie sings a song about counting green bottles.

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

Ted and his family go on a walk through the woods, and everyone joins in a big bug hunt! When they come across a bridge over a stream, they decide to have an epic game of pooh sticks. But who will win, and is that a troll hiding under the bridge.

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

Brooke finds out all about one of the UK’s favourite birds – robins. Chantelle is with Kabir at a nature reserve listening out for different kinds of birds while Rory and his son Sandy are in the garden digging for worms and bird spotting. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain why robins have a red breast, what colour robin chicks are and why robins are on Christmas cards. It’s also time to find out what robins do for the planet as pest controllers. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to help the birds by making a bird feeder.

Hearing dog Diesel is on an important mission - to wake his teenage owner Rayane, who's deaf, up in time for his football trial. There’s a big match tomorrow, and Rayane really wants to be picked for the team. It’s the summer holidays, so Rayane and Diesel have been sleeping in. Diesel needs to be on high alert! Diesel’s superears are trained to alert Rayane to important sounds he might miss. Diesel is Rayane’s ears! In the morning, Diesel must filter out all the noises in the house and listen for Dad calling Rayane for breakfast. Rayane is being picked up for the football match by his friend Karim, so Diesel has to listen out for the knock at the door. Will his superhearing help him filter out all the other sounds and make sure that Rayane gets to his football trial on time.

Aneeshwar and Lizzie meet some honeybees. There can be 50,000 honeybees in one hive, and they can beat their wings 230 times per second. Honeybees do a 'waggle dance' that helps other bees find plants full of nectar. Nectar is a sugar-rich liquid, and the bees use it to make their honey. Next, they meet some naked mole rats. These incredible looking creatures live underground, and the team have to use special night vision cameras to see them. The mole rats have huge teeth, no hair and spend much of their time walking backwards. These two animals are very different, but Aneeshwar and Lizzie discover what the unusual and extraordinary wild connection is between them.

It’s the school show, and Doug, Ali and Mrs Hobbs are performing. Evie gets locked in the toilet, but Waffle saves the day in time to sing his line in the finale and surprise everyone.

Oona takes charge of the Shrew Crew for the day.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. Ruby and her friends head off to the barbershop to get their hair styled in this Motown music video.

Stripes has borrowed Twinkle's xylophone, but he has lost it - and right before her performance! The gang race around the garden, listening for clues. But will they find it in time.

Tag is feeling grumpy because he didn't eat his breakfast. Luckily, Duggee has his Breakfast Badge, so he can make whatever the Squirrels would like to eat – and it turns out they all like very different things for breakfast! The Squirrels learn all about how different animals fuel themselves in the mornings, earning their Breakfast Badges in the process. Tag finally gets his toast, helping power him through the day. Well done Squirrels.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘whale’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We learn all about whales – swimming, leaping and diving. We see splashing whales, black and white whales, and even meet a singing whale! 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 is replacing missing tiles on the space satellite high above Numberland. With the help of Twenty and the area repair expert assistant, can she find the perfect fit for each panel to complete their mission and power up the satellite in time for the Pattern Palace light show.

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

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.

The Teletubbies go for a walk on a lovely sunny day, but then clouds appear and it starts to rain. A rainbow shines in the sky and a rainbow path gives the Teletubbies a magical trail to follow. In Tummy Tales, children make a huge rainbow print with their feet.

Patchwork Cat has a problem: she wants someone to pet her! This sounds like a good job for Patchwork Bear.

Stop-frame animated series featuring Raa Raa and his friends, who solve very noisy mysteries in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. The animals are playing hide-and-seek. Huffty gets upset when his trunk keeps giving him away. Raa Raa and his friends try to show the little elephant that his trunk is really rather wonderful.

When Wilson finds out he's the first of his kind, his friends deem him Chuggington Royalty - a title that quickly goes to his engine! Can his friends bring him back down to the rails.