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WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Preston is in costume as everyone’s favourite character, Dewey Dragon, but he isn't ready for how demanding Dewey’s fans are. Mojo and Bo need to help him escape the crowd.

When Koko ignores Jackman's warning not to open a top secret crate, a high-tech super robot wreaks havoc around Chuggington.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Supertato and Carrot are teaching a nervous Chilli how to drive the Tatocar. Suddenly, the car starts moving back and forth! Evil Pea is using a remote control to send the Tatocar speeding backwards to the other side of the supermarket. The Tato Team must make an epic journey back to the veggie aisle to stop Evil Pea from taking over. When they finally make it back, they dress an egg up as Supertato and put it in the car. Now, it is Captain Chilli’s turn to use the remote and distract Evil Pea so that Supertato can save the fruit and veggies.

It's a lovely day, so everyone is playing outside. Things take a turn when Roly needs a wee, because the door is locked and Duggee has mislaid the key. The Squirrels start looking around for it, but they have no luck. Not to worry, Duggee has his metal detector, Helen. After demonstrating it to the Squirrels, they are very keen to give it a go.

Coco and Charlie are playing at Bing's house when Coco spots the measuring lines on the wall that show how Bing has grown. Flop measures Bing, and he's bigger than the last time. When Bing can't reach his paper aeroplane, Coco offers to measure him again to check if he's really grown, but they don't quite get the measuring ritual right and the new mark is much lower than before. Bing gets scared that he's growing down and that if he keeps going he'll be as small as Charlie.

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

Coco is showing Bing how magnets work. While Coco builds a tower, Bing wants to find more magnetic things. In the garden he tests the ball, table and key, announcing which are magnetic. When Bing tries the watering can, he accidentally drops the magnet behind the flowerbed! Neither Bing nor Coco can reach it, so Flop shows them how to fish with magnets.

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

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

The Go Jetters are adventure-seeking explorers who soar around the planet fixing environmental problems caused by Grandmaster Glitch.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

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

Dad retells the story of the three little pigs.

Glitch has taken Tala on holiday to Slovenia's Postojna Caves, and she is looking forward to finding a rare creature called an olm for her class project. Ubercorn and Lars join them, with Lars interested in the caves's underground train system and rare animals. But when Glitch takes Tala and a group of unsuspecting tourists deep into the cave on the Grimbots's enlarged toy train, Lars has to race through the caves to protect them from falling stalactites.

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.

Cheeky Peter Rabbit loves adventure but he struggles to stay out of trouble. Luckily his best friends are always around to help him out. Based on Beatrix Potter's classic stories.

The Numberblobs challenge Twenty to a singing count-off. Who can count to 20 in the most original ways? Learn how to count up and down and in steps with the Numberblocks.

The Octonauts follow a trail of deep-sea debris to its source: a derelict ship floating unmanned on the surface. But the ship seems to be haunted by ghostly voices, which a quick dip below the water line reveals to be hundreds of barnacles stuck to the ship. As the ship drifts into waters too cold for the barnacles, the Octonauts must find a way to tow it to warmer waters before it sinks or falls apart.

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. When the Alphablocks can't decide between rock and pop, it's time for a battle of the bands to see which is best.

The Piris take refuge in grumpy Millie the Squid’s cave during a storm but accidentally damage a painting. Can they find a clever way to fix it before Millie finds out.

Bryan the ferry can’t shut his engine off, so he’s speeding out of control around the lake. How will Mojo and Bo get aboard to take control and steer Bryan to safety.

Bella and Lift make a new friend with an awesome roar, Steggy the Dinosaur! Together, they visit Tincy in the Sing Song Forest for a dinosaur song.

Evie’s ball has gone into a hedge that eats balls! Taran is determined to get it back, so he and Theo attempt the impossible: retrieving the ball from the Hungry Hedge.

Justin is in for a surprise today when he meets two Irish dancing stars who set him a challenge. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is trying to earn a star for his star chart by washing Lord Tumble's car.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘raspberry’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! Today is all about raspberries - we see a red raspberry, a small one, a fancy hat raspberry and a high raspberry. Dee and a friend cuddle a soft raspberry and we meet the one and only Princess Raspberry! 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 fails to realise that Biba is scared by a game that they are playing together.

Kiri and Lou gather Yum Yum Baronies on Nonsense Day.

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.

The Froglets find a magnifying glass and become detectives to hunt for a missing crayon.

Bingo makes an omelette for Dad’s birthday breakfast, but there are delays in the kitchen.

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

Duggee is distracted from his newspaper because he must warn Roly not to spill his drink and tell Norrie not to drop crumbs; the Squirrels are causing a bit too much mess, so Duggee teaches them an important lesson. The Squirrels learn that there are certain dos and don’ts that you must follow in order to avoid mess or getting hurt, but that you can still have fun along the way. Knowing why they should listen to these rules helps them understand their importance - if you spill your drink, someone could slip, and leftover crumbs can attract unwelcome guests. The Squirrels take turns suggesting their dos and don’ts, but some are a bit more niche than others. But most importantly, they remember that you do have fun with your friends.

After watching the birds fly above them, the Squirrels discover that birds can also slide, run and lay eggs. This encourages them to learn more about the natural environment, and they discover how to do this responsibly with Duggee’s five easy steps: watch carefully, stay at a distance, don’t interfere, be patient and alert, and stay quiet. The Squirrels embark on their own individual discoveries outside in rivers, the sea, mountains, the jungle and the desert. They learn how to spot an animal’s disguise, better known as its camouflage. They see how birds may try to impress one another, which is in stark contrast to how a horned lizard uses its body to warn other creatures off. A fascinating look at nature.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Today, Justin goes shoe shopping. Mr Tumble visits Shopkeeper Tumble at The Shop with the Lot for pair of new red boots.

Pearl accidentally gives Fizz and Zog a laughing disease called the draggles. The doctors must create an emotion potion before every dragon chuckles themselves to exhaustion.

The Piripenguins are annoyed to find that their holiday home has been double-booked by penguin nemesis Millie the Squid. With both refusing to move, is a resolution possible.

Preschool series. On a walk through the park, Chloe, Mum and Topsy meet some new friends - Lewis and his pet stegosaurus Peggy.

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po receive a call on the Tubby Phone. It's the Tiddlytubbies, ringing to say hello just before the Tubby Phone Dance.

Rafi longs for adventure, but Deborah prefers to rest. With a swish of her wishing wand, Tornado appears - a confident, glittering unicorn, bursting with heroic energy. Together, they gallop through the Bake A Wish café, turning cake deliveries into daring quests and baby food spills into perilous lakes. As the adventure shows no sign of stopping, Rafi realises it’s okay to rest. Luckily, her dads and sleepy Deborah remind her that sometimes the cosiest adventures are found at home.

The ducklings want a pet, but Weasy isn't keen on changing his comfortable life. He finally gives in and lets them adopt a crab, but it soon starts wreaking havoc in the hayloft. Weasy has to do something about it.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome little ones Alfie, Charlie, Ollie, River, Araiya 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 numbered building blocks, and all the parents and little ones have different objects and toys that are themed around numbers. These are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding safe, baby-appropriate number-themed objects and toys inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The traditional children’s nursery rhyme One, Two, Buckle My Shoe features, as does a story involving Baby Bear, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring numbers too. The Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with sensory bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Dragonfruitflyus mimics Vegesaur sounds, which sparks a competition among Pea-Rex babies.

Team Spidey faces robot copies. Black Cat transforms.

Lisa and the children craft paper plate sheep with cotton wool, learn British Sign Language signs for little, lamb and snow, then sing and sign Mary Had a Little Lamb.

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.

Kipekee the baby elephant is fed up with being small. Hamza finds some wonderful wildebeest in the wild. Later, he uses a brush to help the baby rhinos relax.

Arctic ringed seals are threatened when warming temperatures diminish their snow caves.

Dragonfruitflyus mimics Vegesaur sounds, which sparks a competition among Pea-Rex babies.

Bluey and Bingo run a crazy hotel, with Dad as their put-upon guest. But when Bingo quits over Bluey being too controlling, Dad needs to teach them the importance of compromise.

The kids write a new song and ask Stanley to make a special video of their performance - but it's really hard to find somewhere to do it! It's time for Stan to build a stage.

The Squirrels go for a woodland walk to help Duggee look for a very special leaf when they hear the strangest noise. In the distance, they can see a funny shape. What is that noise? What is that shape? Maybe it's a monster? No, wait! It's only Hedgley the hedgehog, who has been trundling around the forest collecting all sorts of leaves and twigs on his spiky quills, which make him look and sound like a leafy monster.

Supertato and Evil Pea get stuck inside a giant bubble together. They float through the air until Supertato and Evil Pea pop the bubble by driving it into a supermarket sign.

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

Professor Kranium hacks into Tom’s supersuit.

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

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes sing and dance their way across the stage in a show-stopping musical number.

Murphi thinks he has seen an alien in the attic, but it’s only Rebecca pretending to be an underwater ocean explorer. Water inspires the first monster make of the day – a sea turtle bowl. The Mini Monsters are inspired by water too, transforming different-shaped boxes into boats. Rebecca’s cousin is by the sea, turning discarded rubbish from the beach into a fantastic seascape. Finally, Rebecca and Murphi create a manta ray from an old plastic bottle, with the Tiny Helpers lending a hand.

Ted and his family head to the beach, and Ted tries his hand at making a sandcastle. When it doesn’t go quite to plan, Dad shows him some top tips. After some fun flying a kite, the family enjoy a game of catch. And what trip to the beach is complete without an ice cream.

Valentina is making a Greek vegetarian moussaka for her friends because her family is from Greece. Her delicious recipe is loaded with fresh vegetables such as courgettes and aubergines and topped with green lentils packed with goodness. She finishes it off by making a yoghurt topping and covering everything with grated cheese. Some of Valentina's friends don't like the taste of cooked aubergine on its own. As aubergine is one of the main ingredients in vegetarian moussaka, let's see if Valentina can change their minds when she serves the cooked meal to them.

Twiggy the giraffe spends some time by herself. Hamza spots some incredible black rhinos in the wild and helps Ronald the vet give Thompson’s gazelle Ruka a check-up.

She goes on a training rescue mission with a lifeboat team to find out how the equipment on a lifeboat works. She shows us how the special thermal-imaging cameras are used to find people who are in trouble - even at night! Next, she visits a quarry to see how gravel, sand, cement and water are mixed together to make concrete. Maddie uses her special cameras to follow the journey the ingredients take from the quarry to the plant where everything is mixed together. We see how the mixing lorry then takes the concrete to the building site and how it is poured to make a road.

Storm goes to a farm in Lincolnshire to plant and harvest cauliflowers. JB finds out how farmers look after their cows in spring. We meet some children who are helping barn owls by building them somewhere safe to lay their eggs. Storm shares a spring poem and we discover how to turn garden waste into something really useful for farmers.

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 she can rescue people who need her help. Annie is in a kayak, but she doesn't have her map and is totally lost. She’s managed to paddle to a beach, but she’s cold and wet, and has hurt her wrist. At the Woofton Search and Rescue Centre, Tom and Meagaidh need to find Annie, and fast! At the beach, Meagaidh has to navigate the tricky terrain to help Tom find Annie and get her to safety. But first, she must filter out all the other smells – the sea, the sand, even a talking bin – so she can find Annie’s scent. Want to come along on Meagaidh’s Dog Squad mission? Then let’s get mission ready.

Steve and Aneeshwar drive through the baboons’ enclosure in a special bus. The mischievous baboons have fun climbing all over the bus and show off their acrobatic skills. It’s then feeding time for the giant river otters, who show Steve and Aneeshwar their super swimming skills. They then find out the wild connection between these two very different animals.

Evie's mum Jess has just married Doug's dad Simon. The new family get home to discover a lost puppy hiding in their wedding presents. Evie wants to keep him and call him Waffle.

Waffle is an adorable talking dog who can't help but cause trouble! His everyday adventures are full of mayhem and mischief. Warning: theme tune guaranteed to stick in your head.

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

Oona is nervous about her first dawn chorus and practises singing with Mama.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When an underwater tremor separates the Gup-X and its crew, Barnacles seeks guidance from a mysterious sea turtle.

It's the day the geese fly over on their annual migration south. When Sonny reports that geese put on an amazing display if you mimic their calls, the gang look for the right sound to get a response from the geese before they fly past.

It’s Maddie’s first day at chess club, and she’s a little lonely because Mum can’t come with her. But she soon meets a cool new friend, who helps her settle in. Before long, that desert island feeling turns into a tropical paradise.

When animal after animal show up at Vida’s clinic with a mysterious rash, she’s determined to find the cause. It's poison ivy.

Duggee is distracted from his newspaper because he must warn Roly not to spill his drink and tell Norrie not to drop crumbs; the Squirrels are causing a bit too much mess, so Duggee teaches them an important lesson. The Squirrels learn that there are certain dos and don’ts that you must follow in order to avoid mess or getting hurt, but that you can still have fun along the way. Knowing why they should listen to these rules helps them understand their importance - if you spill your drink, someone could slip, and leftover crumbs can attract unwelcome guests. The Squirrels take turns suggesting their dos and don’ts, but some are a bit more niche than others. But most importantly, they remember that you do have fun with your friends.

Kyan, Lars and Foz pick up litter on the Academy beach after a storm, while Xuli dives down to check the coral reef. She spots something in the murky depths - a huge rusty submarine lying across the reef, and a moustache on the bow that means it must belong to Grandmaster Glitch. What's worse, the sub is leaking oil.

Ten riders, ten pedal-powered cars, but only one can lift the trophy. Welcome to the Numberblock Rally! Learn about taking away with the Numberblocks.

L discovers that bath time is more fun when you double up. Then H and I hop in, and soon the tub is slip-sliding down a giant hill, picking up Alphablocks as it goes - even more fun! This episode introduces the double letters LL, SS and FF and the words tub, hill, doll, bell, mess, miss, kiss and off.

Whilst exploring deep space, a meteor strikes Cosima and Dad's ship! After crash-landing on the unexplored planet of Proxima, Cosima makes a new best friend called Big Lizard.

Mr Tumble wants a bedtime story - but not before he gets ready for bed. Meanwhile, Justin has a magical bedtime adventure with his friends.

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.

The Froglets find a magnifying glass and become detectives to hunt for a missing crayon.

Ben meets friends Thomas and Theodore to do some baking in the kitchen. Mr Tumble is busy getting ready for a celebration, but he has forgotten something important. There is a tea party in this spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words bowl, invitation and cake.

Tinky Winky keeps standing in the way of Laa-Laa's view of the flowers, but Laa-Laa likes looking at Tinky Winky just as much as the flowers. The Teletubbies watch a Tummy Tale where children play hide-and-seek.

Andy travels back 145 million years to the time of allosaurus - a massive meat-eating dinosaur that roamed the salt flats of North America. Hatty's display features a fossilised footprint of an allosaurus that she found on her travels, but when the delivery of salt she needed to finish the display fails to turn up (in fact it turns out to be pepper), Andy vows to fix the problem. His mission is to travel back to the prehistoric salt flats and collect enough salt to finish the display. Along the way he befriends an allosaurus, but two others turn up which are less friendly and the adventure culminates in a breathtaking chase along the salt flats as the allosauruses dodge the giant legs and long necks of a herd of diplodocuses.

Dr Ollie forgets who he asked to take the role of the wizard in his play! Ava’s memory-jogging machine helps him recall, but things get confusing at the nursery.

Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack’s Stall. She chooses the small ‘Grasshopper Pie’ sign and remembers the day she got it. Mrs Juniper’s new dessert ‘Grasshopper Pie’ is creating quite a stir in the Big Hub. Moira has never heard of it, and after a series of misunderstandings, begins to worry that there are real grasshoppers in it! Suki is helping Daisy at the vets when there is an emergency with Mrs Anderson’s dog, Bonnie. Suki reassures and comforts the worried Mrs Anderson. Back at the Hub, a revolted Moira has decided to enforce a new rule: ‘No Grasshopper Pie in the Big Hub!’ After scaring away Mrs Juniper’s customers, Mack and Bob reassure Moira that there are no real grasshoppers in the pie, and she realises her mistake. Bonnie’s operation goes well and they discover the problem – a swallowed piece of old slipper. Daisy praises Suki for supporting Mrs Anderson, telling her that she’ll make a great vet one day. Back at the Hub, Moira has some making up to do. Soon the customers return, and Mrs Juniper sees the funny side of Moira’s misunderstanding.

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

Zog cures Fifi’s hiccups with a big dragon roar. But when patients are too scared to be treated by him, Zog must choose between being a scary dragon or a doctor.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, explores three machines powered by electricity! Grace goes for a ride in an autonomous shuttle, shows off an electric coach and, finally, gets to work cutting a lawn on an electric sit-on mower.

The Game Catchers are a team of five friends on an interstellar journey to explore fantastic planets, with the aim of learning about and playing new games. The discovered games are collected into a database to make sure they are never lost.

Waffle is an adorable talking dog who can't help but cause trouble! His everyday adventures are full of mayhem and mischief. Warning: theme tune guaranteed to stick in your head.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Gooseberry singing a song about everything you have to do to become a Gooseberry Club member.

Isabelle, Phoenix and Oona are on their way to meet Mossy. Baba and Lala want to come too! When the older pufflings get distracted, Baba takes Lala under his little wing - but she wanders off. Baba searches all over for her. When he finds Lala in Flynne's den, Baba proves he can take care of himself now - and Lala too.

Love Monster's pineapple costume makes it hard for him to take part in any party events.

Learn how much fun counting can be with the Numberblocks - a fun-loving group of numbers who work together to solve problems big and small.

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

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

When Alex sets up a tent, the Froglets head into the desert as ancient pyramid explorers.

When Peter accidentally brings home Mr McGregor's cat rather than a cart of freshly-picked brussels sprouts, he has got to find a way to lure the angry cat back into the garden, while staying one step ahead of her claws.

Rebecca washes all the hats, ready for a silly hat party - but Murphi’s special party hat has shrunk. Although he’s disappointed, it gives Murphi an idea - a clothes peg giraffe. The Mini Monsters are using everyday things to create great makes, and a call comes in on the Magic Monster Mirror from Rebecca’s aunt. Murphi’s mega monster make is a fun woolly head game inspired by scraps of wool delivered by the Recycling Express.

The Squirrels are hungry, but they’re not sure what to eat to fill their tummies, so they turn to Duggee for help. Fortunately, he has his cookbook The Clubhouse Kitchen: Tasty Bites for Hungry Squirrels, and together they pick out something they’d like. They decide the nut roast takes too long to make, and although cheetah toast is quicker, they don’t like getting raisins stuck in their teeth. Once they’ve picked a recipe, Duggee teaches them how to complete it: get the ingredients, prepare them and then put it together. After making some fun mess in the kitchen and a great cooking lesson, the Squirrels get to complete the last step together and eat what they made. Delicious.

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

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.

Two teams take on three scientific challenges based on the senses, shadows and memory. STARS turns to face the sun today, but they are running low on power and need to fix it.

Supertato is due to receive the Best Hero Award, but Evil Pea decides she should get it. Carrot tells her she needs to defeat herself to win the award.

The Ducklings, the Eaglets and the Chipmunk are having a race! When Weasy realises that his Ducklings are going to lose, he decides to cheat - but Papa Eagle sees through his scheme.

When Toad finds himself with a case of puddle hiccups, it’s up to Yukee and the rest of the garden gang to find a cure.

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

Lisa and the children share a teddy bears’ picnic with pretend buns and tea, learning British Sign Language signs for ship, soldier and jump, then sing and sign When I Was One.

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

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

Nugget annoys Pancake with constant demands while ill in bed. To say sorry, she makes him a special bracelet. But Nugget is upset when others get ‘nuglets’ too.

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

Zog and the doctors do their best to care for Twiggy until his demands become too much. Once they realise what is really wrong, they help Twiggy feel special again.

Boom is showing off but slips and has a mild panic. To hide his embarrassment, he challenges Zog to a dragon-off! Zog must set aside his desire to win and help his rival.

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.

Sophie must infiltrate the sports hall without disturbing a relaxation class Val is running. Her aim is to retrieve bibs, goals and a big bag of footballs.

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

When Jay discovers Nikhil had camped in the wild, he wants to have a monster camping adventure in their garden. Will they meet any monsters? And will Jay be as brave as Nikhil.

Evie's mum Jess has just married Doug's dad Simon. The new family get home to discover a lost puppy hiding in their wedding presents. Evie wants to keep him and call him Waffle.

Rafi, Dash and Jake set off on a camping trip, determined to follow their wizarding scout rule: stick to the plan and use wits, not wishes. The family soon realise the original plan won’t work, but with teamwork, flexibility and one carefully chosen wish, Rafi helps turn a tricky situation into an exciting, new adventure. She learns that plans don’t have to be perfect, and sometimes changing them leads to something even better.

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. The Shallots have discovered acrobatics and are inspired by the Ribbon Sisters to put on a show.

Usually Lola loves going to school, but recently she has not been so keen. It is all the counting and the writing and the reading - especially the reading. Instead of reading books, she just makes up what is happening. Poor Lola is feeling the pressure, but who better to help her deal with it than Charlie? Before long, Lola is actually reading her new storybook, and not just making it up.

JoJo and Gran Gran are in charge of watering Cynthia's flowers while she's away from home on an adventure holiday. JoJo thinks Cynthia's holiday photos look amazing and would like to go on an adventure holiday herself. So she and Gran Gran pack a suitcase and some snacks before going to the park to have their very own adventure vacation, complete with wobbly waves and zippy ziplines.

Animation. When Duck gets frustrated with his new computer game, Sarah builds a version he can play.

A relaxing, magical show about a lovely group of handmade toys who come to life at night. Join Pepi Nana and Moon Baby on their gentle adventures to the land of stories.

Small is really upset when, out fishing in the music boat with Major Clanger, he not only fails to catch anything but also misses seeing the two spectacular lights that streak across the sky - meteors, as Granny later tells him. Major Clanger determines to cheer Small up by inventing a 'meteor machine'.

BaBa finds a flower and wants to wear it forever - it’s BaBa’s forever flower. MeMo comforts BaBa when BaBa loses their precious forever flower. The Yummies help them look for it. They don’t find the flower, but they make a snack that's the same colours as BaBa’s forever flower to cheer everyone up. At the Lullaby Lake, a Tweetie arrives with BaBa’s lost forever flower. BaBa is very grateful.

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!! Cricketer Abtaha Maqsood tells the tale of a curious little girl who is trying to find out why her grown-ups wear hijabs.

Janice Long presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 3 July 1986. Featuring The Housemartins, Samantha Fox, Claire & Friends, Sly Fox, Gary Numan, Bucks Fizz and Wham.

Explorer Paul Rose tells the story of one of the greatest ever sea adventures, which transformed Captain James Cook into a national hero and dramatically changed the course of history. Two and a half centuries later, Captain Cook is still a household name, but his achievements are often misunderstood, contrary to popular perception, he did not discover New Zealand and Australia. Intrepid Rose follows his journey down under and uncovers the real story of Captain Cook.

Nicky Campbell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 6 July 1989 and featuring Sonia, Monie Love and The Beautiful South.

As Adam Frost’s brand new garden starts to take shape, it’s time to get some shrubs in the ground and construct a path. He also makes a start on planting up a potted herb garden and shares some ideas on what to grow against a wall, whether it be sunny or shady. At home in Devon, Carol Klein is mixing it up with flowers and edibles, where sweet peas and cosmos happily mingle with beetroot, basil and beans. And at West Dean Gardens in Chichester, Jamie Butterworth reveals the secrets of growing that border belle, the delphinium. In Birmingham, a lover of roses has created a garden full to brimming with beautiful blooms, while a gardener in Norwich shares her contemporary cottage garden that became a refuge when she needed it most.

Legendary and newer US singer-songwriters - including Jackson Browne, Nanci Griffith and Loudon Wainwright - perform one of their key songs and explain how they came to write it.

Comedy about Brian, a 1980s working-class boy stumbling romantically and academically through his first year at Bristol University. He tries to achieve his lifelong ambition to appear on TV quiz show University Challenge and falls in love with his teammate.

Jackson Browne in a live concert from the BBC Television Theatre, London. Introduced by Bob Harris.

Legendary and newer US singer-songwriters - including Jackson Browne, Nanci Griffith and Loudon Wainwright - perform one of their key songs and explain how they came to write it.

A Late Show special from 1992, featuring US singer-songwriters Nanci Griffith, Rosanne Cash and Mary-Chapin Carpenter in an acoustic performance at New York's The Bottom Line club.

When Hyacinth and Richard go to stay in a country cottage for a couple of days, events take several unexpected turns. Richard goes in search of a dog, and finds himself caught up with more than he bargained for.

Jackson Browne in a live concert from the BBC Television Theatre, London. Introduced by Bob Harris.

Margaret joins the local amateur dramatic society and takes Victor to a Bergerac party. Meanwhile, Margaret's mother manages to get stuck in the bath with wallpaper paste.

In a programme first broadcast in 2005, Loudon Wainwright III plays tracks from his album Here Come the Choppers alongside such classics as One Man Guy and Hard Day on the Planet to an enthusiastic audience. Footage shot during his British tour that year is at once hilarious and moving, revealing a complex and talented character who has spent decades turning everyday personal matters into public art.

A Late Show special from 1992, featuring US singer-songwriters Nanci Griffith, Rosanne Cash and Mary-Chapin Carpenter in an acoustic performance at New York's The Bottom Line club.

Professor Alice Roberts reveals the natural history of the most famous of ice age animals - the woolly mammoth. Mammoths have transfixed humans since the depths of the last ice age, when their herds roamed across what is now Europe and Asia. Although these curious members of the elephant family have been extinct for thousands of years, scientists can now paint an incredibly detailed picture of their lives thanks to whole carcasses that have been beautifully preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Alice meets the scientists who are using the latest genetic, chemical and molecular tests to reveal the adaptations that allowed mammoths to evolve from their origins in the tropics to surviving the extremes of Siberia. And in a dramatic end to the film, she helps unveil a brand new woolly mammoth carcass that may shed new light on our own ancestors' role in their extinction.

Bob Harris introduces clips from 1975. Featuring performances by Little Feat, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Richard & Linda Thompson, John Lennon, Billy Joel, Jackson Browne and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Bob Harris introduces clips from 1975. Featuring performances by Little Feat, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Richard & Linda Thompson, John Lennon, Billy Joel, Jackson Browne and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 28 January 2000 and featuring Donell Jones, Sting feat Cheb Mami, Nu Generation, Super Furry Animals, Hi-Gate, Manic Street Preachers, Scanty Sandwich and Britney Spears.

Explorer Paul Rose tells the story of one of the greatest ever sea adventures, which transformed Captain James Cook into a national hero and dramatically changed the course of history. Two and a half centuries later, Captain Cook is still a household name, but his achievements are often misunderstood, contrary to popular perception, he did not discover New Zealand and Australia. Intrepid Rose follows his journey down under and uncovers the real story of Captain Cook.

Janice Long presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 3 July 1986. Featuring The Housemartins, Samantha Fox, Claire & Friends, Sly Fox, Gary Numan, Bucks Fizz and Wham.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 21 January 2000 and featuring Pet Shop Boys, Donell Jones, Point Break, Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott, Eurythmics, Scooch, Justin and Manic Street Preachers.

Nicky Campbell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 6 July 1989 and featuring Sonia, Monie Love and The Beautiful South.

David Hockney was one of the world's most successful and influential artists of our time. At 11, he wanted to be an artist. At 87, he was still creating new works - happiest when making 'joyful' art and always innovating with his iPad. His art has sold for millions. In a film originally broadcast in April 2025, ahead of his biggest show ever opening in Paris, the Bradford-born star talks to Katie Razzall about growing old, a recent visit from the King and his two big loves - smoking and painting.

In a programme first broadcast in 2005, Loudon Wainwright III plays tracks from his album Here Come the Choppers alongside such classics as One Man Guy and Hard Day on the Planet to an enthusiastic audience. Footage shot during his British tour that year is at once hilarious and moving, revealing a complex and talented character who has spent decades turning everyday personal matters into public art.

Janice Long presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 3 July 1986. Featuring The Housemartins, Samantha Fox, Claire & Friends, Sly Fox, Gary Numan, Bucks Fizz and Wham.

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

Nicky Campbell presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 6 July 1989 and featuring Sonia, Monie Love and The Beautiful South.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Mojo and Bo join the big cross-town race with plans to win. But how can they stay ahead when they have to keep stopping and swopping to help other racers in trouble.

When Koko ignores Jackman's warning not to open a top secret crate, a high-tech super robot wreaks havoc around Chuggington.

Supertato and Carrot are teaching a nervous Chilli how to drive the Tatocar. Suddenly, the car starts moving back and forth! Evil Pea is using a remote control to send the Tatocar speeding backwards to the other side of the supermarket. The Tato Team must make an epic journey back to the veggie aisle to stop Evil Pea from taking over. When they finally make it back, they dress an egg up as Supertato and put it in the car. Now, it is Captain Chilli’s turn to use the remote and distract Evil Pea so that Supertato can save the fruit and veggies.

Coco and Charlie are playing at Bing's house when Coco spots the measuring lines on the wall that show how Bing has grown. Flop measures Bing, and he's bigger than the last time. When Bing can't reach his paper aeroplane, Coco offers to measure him again to check if he's really grown, but they don't quite get the measuring ritual right and the new mark is much lower than before. Bing gets scared that he's growing down and that if he keeps going he'll be as small as Charlie.

Coco is showing Bing how magnets work. While Coco builds a tower, Bing wants to find more magnetic things. In the garden he tests the ball, table and key, announcing which are magnetic. When Bing tries the watering can, he accidentally drops the magnet behind the flowerbed! Neither Bing nor Coco can reach it, so Flop shows them how to fish with magnets.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

The Go Jetters are upset after hearing how many struggling and endangered species there are that need help to survive. Ubercorn tries to cheer them up by suggesting they head to the pristine forests of Sao Paulo, where they can see how conservationists are helping the black lion tamarin. But Glitch overhears them, and misunderstanding the meaning of the word 'pristine', decides to help the tamarins by cleaning up the forest! This could damage the habitat of these little monkeys, so the Go Jetters leap into action to stop him.

Dad retells the story of the three little pigs.

Glitch has taken Tala on holiday to Slovenia's Postojna Caves, and she is looking forward to finding a rare creature called an olm for her class project. Ubercorn and Lars join them, with Lars interested in the caves's underground train system and rare animals. But when Glitch takes Tala and a group of unsuspecting tourists deep into the cave on the Grimbots's enlarged toy train, Lars has to race through the caves to protect them from falling stalactites.

Cheeky Peter Rabbit loves adventure but he struggles to stay out of trouble. Luckily his best friends are always around to help him out. Based on Beatrix Potter's classic stories.

The Octonauts follow a trail of deep-sea debris to its source: a derelict ship floating unmanned on the surface. But the ship seems to be haunted by ghostly voices, which a quick dip below the water line reveals to be hundreds of barnacles stuck to the ship. As the ship drifts into waters too cold for the barnacles, the Octonauts must find a way to tow it to warmer waters before it sinks or falls apart.

Bryan the ferry can’t shut his engine off, so he’s speeding out of control around the lake. How will Mojo and Bo get aboard to take control and steer Bryan to safety.

Evie’s ball has gone into a hedge that eats balls! Taran is determined to get it back, so he and Theo attempt the impossible: retrieving the ball from the Hungry Hedge.

Justin is in for a surprise today when he meets two Irish dancing stars who set him a challenge. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is trying to earn a star for his star chart by washing Lord Tumble's car.

WARNING : show starts before 08:05!! Justin is in for a surprise today when he meets two Irish dancing stars who set him a challenge. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble is trying to earn a star for his star chart by washing Lord Tumble's car.

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.

Bingo makes an omelette for Dad’s birthday breakfast, but there are delays in the kitchen.

Duggee is distracted from his newspaper because he must warn Roly not to spill his drink and tell Norrie not to drop crumbs; the Squirrels are causing a bit too much mess, so Duggee teaches them an important lesson. The Squirrels learn that there are certain dos and don’ts that you must follow in order to avoid mess or getting hurt, but that you can still have fun along the way. Knowing why they should listen to these rules helps them understand their importance - if you spill your drink, someone could slip, and leftover crumbs can attract unwelcome guests. The Squirrels take turns suggesting their dos and don’ts, but some are a bit more niche than others. But most importantly, they remember that you do have fun with your friends.

After watching the birds fly above them, the Squirrels discover that birds can also slide, run and lay eggs. This encourages them to learn more about the natural environment, and they discover how to do this responsibly with Duggee’s five easy steps: watch carefully, stay at a distance, don’t interfere, be patient and alert, and stay quiet. The Squirrels embark on their own individual discoveries outside in rivers, the sea, mountains, the jungle and the desert. They learn how to spot an animal’s disguise, better known as its camouflage. They see how birds may try to impress one another, which is in stark contrast to how a horned lizard uses its body to warn other creatures off. A fascinating look at nature.

WARNING : show starts before 08:50!! After watching the birds fly above them, the Squirrels discover that birds can also slide, run and lay eggs. This encourages them to learn more about the natural environment, and they discover how to do this responsibly with Duggee’s five easy steps: watch carefully, stay at a distance, don’t interfere, be patient and alert, and stay quiet. The Squirrels embark on their own individual discoveries outside in rivers, the sea, mountains, the jungle and the desert. They learn how to spot an animal’s disguise, better known as its camouflage. They see how birds may try to impress one another, which is in stark contrast to how a horned lizard uses its body to warn other creatures off. A fascinating look at nature.

Pearl accidentally gives Fizz and Zog a laughing disease called the draggles. The doctors must create an emotion potion before every dragon chuckles themselves to exhaustion.

The Piripenguins are annoyed to find that their holiday home has been double-booked by penguin nemesis Millie the Squid. With both refusing to move, is a resolution possible.

Rafi longs for adventure, but Deborah prefers to rest. With a swish of her wishing wand, Tornado appears - a confident, glittering unicorn, bursting with heroic energy. Together, they gallop through the Bake A Wish café, turning cake deliveries into daring quests and baby food spills into perilous lakes. As the adventure shows no sign of stopping, Rafi realises it’s okay to rest. Luckily, her dads and sleepy Deborah remind her that sometimes the cosiest adventures are found at home.

WARNING : show starts before 09:20!! Rafi longs for adventure, but Deborah prefers to rest. With a swish of her wishing wand, Tornado appears - a confident, glittering unicorn, bursting with heroic energy. Together, they gallop through the Bake A Wish café, turning cake deliveries into daring quests and baby food spills into perilous lakes. As the adventure shows no sign of stopping, Rafi realises it’s okay to rest. Luckily, her dads and sleepy Deborah remind her that sometimes the cosiest adventures are found at home.

The ducklings want a pet, but Weasy isn't keen on changing his comfortable life. He finally gives in and lets them adopt a crab, but it soon starts wreaking havoc in the hayloft. Weasy has to do something about it.

Dragonfruitflyus mimics Vegesaur sounds, which sparks a competition among Pea-Rex babies.

Team Spidey faces robot copies. Black Cat transforms.

Arctic ringed seals are threatened when warming temperatures diminish their snow caves.

WARNING : show starts before 10:05!! Arctic ringed seals are threatened when warming temperatures diminish their snow caves.

The kids write a new song and ask Stanley to make a special video of their performance - but it's really hard to find somewhere to do it! It's time for Stan to build a stage.

Supertato and Evil Pea get stuck inside a giant bubble together. They float through the air until Supertato and Evil Pea pop the bubble by driving it into a supermarket sign.

WARNING : show starts before 10:25!! Supertato and Evil Pea get stuck inside a giant bubble together. They float through the air until Supertato and Evil Pea pop the bubble by driving it into a supermarket sign.

Professor Kranium hacks into Tom’s supersuit.

Animated series about a group of singing potatoes. The Small Potatoes sing and dance their way across the stage in a show-stopping musical number.

Murphi thinks he has seen an alien in the attic, but it’s only Rebecca pretending to be an underwater ocean explorer. Water inspires the first monster make of the day – a sea turtle bowl. The Mini Monsters are inspired by water too, transforming different-shaped boxes into boats. Rebecca’s cousin is by the sea, turning discarded rubbish from the beach into a fantastic seascape. Finally, Rebecca and Murphi create a manta ray from an old plastic bottle, with the Tiny Helpers lending a hand.

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.

Twiggy the giraffe spends some time by herself. Hamza spots some incredible black rhinos in the wild and helps Ronald the vet give Thompson’s gazelle Ruka a check-up.

WARNING : show starts before 11:15!! Twiggy the giraffe spends some time by herself. Hamza spots some incredible black rhinos in the wild and helps Ronald the vet give Thompson’s gazelle Ruka a check-up.

Storm goes to a farm in Lincolnshire to plant and harvest cauliflowers. JB finds out how farmers look after their cows in spring. We meet some children who are helping barn owls by building them somewhere safe to lay their eggs. Storm shares a spring poem and we discover how to turn garden waste into something really useful for farmers.

Evie's mum Jess has just married Doug's dad Simon. The new family get home to discover a lost puppy hiding in their wedding presents. Evie wants to keep him and call him Waffle.

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

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When an underwater tremor separates the Gup-X and its crew, Barnacles seeks guidance from a mysterious sea turtle.

WARNING : show starts before 12:05!! Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When an underwater tremor separates the Gup-X and its crew, Barnacles seeks guidance from a mysterious sea turtle.

When animal after animal show up at Vida’s clinic with a mysterious rash, she’s determined to find the cause. It's poison ivy.

Kyan, Lars and Foz pick up litter on the Academy beach after a storm, while Xuli dives down to check the coral reef. She spots something in the murky depths - a huge rusty submarine lying across the reef, and a moustache on the bow that means it must belong to Grandmaster Glitch. What's worse, the sub is leaking oil.

Whilst exploring deep space, a meteor strikes Cosima and Dad's ship! After crash-landing on the unexplored planet of Proxima, Cosima makes a new best friend called Big Lizard.

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.

The Froglets find a magnifying glass and become detectives to hunt for a missing crayon.

Ben meets friends Thomas and Theodore to do some baking in the kitchen. Mr Tumble is busy getting ready for a celebration, but he has forgotten something important. There is a tea party in this spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words bowl, invitation and cake.

Dr Ollie forgets who he asked to take the role of the wizard in his play! Ava’s memory-jogging machine helps him recall, but things get confusing at the nursery.

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

Zog cures Fifi’s hiccups with a big dragon roar. But when patients are too scared to be treated by him, Zog must choose between being a scary dragon or a doctor.

The Game Catchers are a team of five friends on an interstellar journey to explore fantastic planets, with the aim of learning about and playing new games. The discovered games are collected into a database to make sure they are never lost.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Gooseberry singing a song about everything you have to do to become a Gooseberry Club member.

Isabelle, Phoenix and Oona are on their way to meet Mossy. Baba and Lala want to come too! When the older pufflings get distracted, Baba takes Lala under his little wing - but she wanders off. Baba searches all over for her. When he finds Lala in Flynne's den, Baba proves he can take care of himself now - and Lala too.

Learn how much fun counting can be with the Numberblocks - a fun-loving group of numbers who work together to solve problems big and small.

WARNING : show starts before 14:20!! Learn how much fun counting can be with the Numberblocks - a fun-loving group of numbers who work together to solve problems big and small.

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

When Alex sets up a tent, the Froglets head into the desert as ancient pyramid explorers.

Rebecca washes all the hats, ready for a silly hat party - but Murphi’s special party hat has shrunk. Although he’s disappointed, it gives Murphi an idea - a clothes peg giraffe. The Mini Monsters are using everyday things to create great makes, and a call comes in on the Magic Monster Mirror from Rebecca’s aunt. Murphi’s mega monster make is a fun woolly head game inspired by scraps of wool delivered by the Recycling Express.

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

Two teams take on three scientific challenges based on the senses, shadows and memory. STARS turns to face the sun today, but they are running low on power and need to fix it.

When Toad finds himself with a case of puddle hiccups, it’s up to Yukee and the rest of the garden gang to find a cure.

Lisa and the children share a teddy bears’ picnic with pretend buns and tea, learning British Sign Language signs for ship, soldier and jump, then sing and sign When I Was One.

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

Nugget annoys Pancake with constant demands while ill in bed. To say sorry, she makes him a special bracelet. But Nugget is upset when others get ‘nuglets’ too.

Zog is too scared to fly after a bad crash landing, so Boom helps the doctors as their ambulance. Zog must overcome his fear and get back to the team.

Zog and the doctors do their best to care for Twiggy until his demands become too much. Once they realise what is really wrong, they help Twiggy feel special again.

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.

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

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

When Jay discovers Nikhil had camped in the wild, he wants to have a monster camping adventure in their garden. Will they meet any monsters? And will Jay be as brave as Nikhil.

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. The Shallots have discovered acrobatics and are inspired by the Ribbon Sisters to put on a show.

Usually Lola loves going to school, but recently she has not been so keen. It is all the counting and the writing and the reading - especially the reading. Instead of reading books, she just makes up what is happening. Poor Lola is feeling the pressure, but who better to help her deal with it than Charlie? Before long, Lola is actually reading her new storybook, and not just making it up.

Inside the little Toy House, Colly Wobble has lost her shoes. In Storyland, Moon Baby shows Colly Wobble a magical shoe tree with different shoes growing on it. Colly Wobble tries the Wellington Boots. What a lot of splishy-sploshy fun.

A relaxing, magical show about a lovely group of handmade toys who come to life at night. Join Pepi Nana and Moon Baby on their gentle adventures to the land of stories.

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

The 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!! Ding ding! Chris Hoy has cycled to the CBeebies House with a bedtime tale. Join him for a story about a wibbly wobbly bike ride with a giraffe and his animal friends.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Ludovic Morlot, presents a concert celebrating spring’s extraordinary creative power as a season of renewal and rebirth, through evocative lighting and musical soundscapes, from Manchester’s Aviva Studios. Presented by Ben Gernon. Igor Stravinsky’s ballet score The Rite of Spring, which famously incited audience uproar in its 1913 Paris premiere, is an exhilarating start to the programme. With its asymmetrical rhythms, brutal harmonies and sonic aggression, it continues to fascinate audiences today and remains one of the most influential works of the 20th century. The UK premiere of Jessie Montgomery’s Chemiluminescence follows in calm contrast. This work for string orchestra introduces an atmosphere of contemplative beauty as science and the natural world are united through sound in the composer’s musical depiction of the creation of light from a non-light source. An evocative programme of musical concepts, exploring spring’s explosive destruction and radiant light.

Explorer Paul Rose tells the story of one of the greatest ever sea adventures, which transformed Captain James Cook into a national hero and dramatically changed the course of history. Two and a half centuries later, Captain Cook is still a household name, but his achievements are often misunderstood, contrary to popular perception, he did not discover New Zealand and Australia. Intrepid Rose follows his journey down under and uncovers the real story of Captain Cook.

Two goliaths of 20th-century music, Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass, recorded the studio album Passages together in 1989. The result was a unique fusion of Hindustani sitar music with American minimalism. Tonight the album is performed live and in full for the first time, with Shankar's daughter Anoushka playing the sitar alongside a dazzling array of Indian soloists and the Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Karen Kamensek.

Comedy about Brian, a 1980s working-class boy stumbling romantically and academically through his first year at Bristol University. He tries to achieve his lifelong ambition to appear on TV quiz show University Challenge and falls in love with his teammate.

Concert featuring Indian musician Ravi Shankar, first shown in 1974. He performs just one song, entitled Rag Behag.

When Hyacinth and Richard go to stay in a country cottage for a couple of days, events take several unexpected turns. Richard goes in search of a dog, and finds himself caught up with more than he bargained for.

Margaret joins the local amateur dramatic society and takes Victor to a Bergerac party. Meanwhile, Margaret's mother manages to get stuck in the bath with wallpaper paste.

Professor Alice Roberts reveals the natural history of the most famous of ice age animals - the woolly mammoth. Mammoths have transfixed humans since the depths of the last ice age, when their herds roamed across what is now Europe and Asia. Although these curious members of the elephant family have been extinct for thousands of years, scientists can now paint an incredibly detailed picture of their lives thanks to whole carcasses that have been beautifully preserved in the Siberian permafrost. Alice meets the scientists who are using the latest genetic, chemical and molecular tests to reveal the adaptations that allowed mammoths to evolve from their origins in the tropics to surviving the extremes of Siberia. And in a dramatic end to the film, she helps unveil a brand new woolly mammoth carcass that may shed new light on our own ancestors' role in their extinction.

Looking at the secret lives of the wildlife in one of Britain's favourite gardens. Shot by Charlie Hamilton-James, this film follows various animals, from the family of foxes that play after hours in the pleasure gardens to the toads in the Italian garden and the badgers that clear up the tea rooms at night. Set against the background of the gardening year, these stories reveal life behind the scenes at Heligan.

Explorer Paul Rose tells the story of one of the greatest ever sea adventures, which transformed Captain James Cook into a national hero and dramatically changed the course of history. Two and a half centuries later, Captain Cook is still a household name, but his achievements are often misunderstood, contrary to popular perception, he did not discover New Zealand and Australia. Intrepid Rose follows his journey down under and uncovers the real story of Captain Cook.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Ludovic Morlot, presents a concert celebrating spring’s extraordinary creative power as a season of renewal and rebirth, through evocative lighting and musical soundscapes, from Manchester’s Aviva Studios. Presented by Ben Gernon. Igor Stravinsky’s ballet score The Rite of Spring, which famously incited audience uproar in its 1913 Paris premiere, is an exhilarating start to the programme. With its asymmetrical rhythms, brutal harmonies and sonic aggression, it continues to fascinate audiences today and remains one of the most influential works of the 20th century. The UK premiere of Jessie Montgomery’s Chemiluminescence follows in calm contrast. This work for string orchestra introduces an atmosphere of contemplative beauty as science and the natural world are united through sound in the composer’s musical depiction of the creation of light from a non-light source. An evocative programme of musical concepts, exploring spring’s explosive destruction and radiant light.

David Hockney was one of the world's most successful and influential artists of our time. At 11, he wanted to be an artist. At 87, he was still creating new works - happiest when making 'joyful' art and always innovating with his iPad. His art has sold for millions. In a film originally broadcast in April 2025, ahead of his biggest show ever opening in Paris, the Bradford-born star talks to Katie Razzall about growing old, a recent visit from the King and his two big loves - smoking and painting.

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

Concert featuring Indian musician Ravi Shankar, first shown in 1974. He performs just one song, entitled Rag Behag.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 02:35!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! When a lost bird takes a liking to Bo, it is up to Mojo to fly it home. But it’s a stormy trip, and Bo will need to do some flying of his own.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Zephie attaches to a turbo car in an attempt to be faster than Koko. She is hoping to get her best friend Lori's attention. Only problem with speed is not knowing how to slow down.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Chilli can’t wait to see his hero Jalapeno attempt a treacle-tart jumping record. But Evil Pea adds an extra tart at the end of the jump, and Jalapeno gets stuck. As Supertato tries to rescue him, Evil Pea claims that she will break the record - by cheating. But just as Evil Pea starts her jump, Supertato pulls Jalapeno free with his plunger, and they all get tangled midair. Chilli transforms into Captain Chilli and does the jump himself, saving Supertato and Jalapeno as Evil Pea drops into the tart.

Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic so she can make Mum play with her.

As Bing gets ready to go to Sula's house, he feels sneezy and hot, so Flop decides that Bing needs to stay at home and keep his germs to himself. Even though Bing is soon tucked up on the sofa with a hot honey and lemon drink, he's very disappointed that he can't play with Sula. But Sula and Amma bring him a carroty bagel to wish him a speedy recovery.

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

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

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

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

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

The Go Jetters are upset after hearing how many struggling and endangered species there are that need help to survive. Ubercorn tries to cheer them up by suggesting they head to the pristine forests of Sao Paulo, where they can see how conservationists are helping the black lion tamarin. But Glitch overhears them, and misunderstanding the meaning of the word 'pristine', decides to help the tamarins by cleaning up the forest! This could damage the habitat of these little monkeys, so the Go Jetters leap into action to stop him.

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.

Cheeky Peter Rabbit loves adventure but he struggles to stay out of trouble. Luckily his best friends are always around to help him out. Based on Beatrix Potter's classic stories.

Can Sixteen to Twenty use their special skills to sneak past the robot guards at the Museum of Numbers? Learn about the special properties of numbers with the Numberblocks.

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. P, A, R, T and Y need some help getting the party started! S tries her best, but they really need someone extraordinary to liven things up and superhero Exciting X soon gets the party popping with his special powers.

While exploring a reef, Shellington and Dashi accidentally trigger a feeding frenzy with multiple sharks biting at anything that moves. As Barnacles and Tweak work frantically to plan a rescue, Shellington and Dashi try not to become shark food.

The Piris take refuge in grumpy Millie the Squid’s cave during a storm but accidentally damage a painting. Can they find a clever way to fix it before Millie finds out.

Zog cures Fifi’s hiccups with a big dragon roar. But when patients are too scared to be treated by him, Zog must choose between being a scary dragon or a doctor.

Fabio’s yummy new sauce is so sticky that he gets stuck to Mojo’s bonnet. They have to do everything together until Bo figures out how to 'unsticky' that sauce.

What top would be best for delivering parcels around town? Mojo and Bo need to decide fast and get those parcels delivered, whether it’s by land, water, or high in the air.

The cup match is tied, forcing penalties. Wilf is anxious, but Evie B encourages him. The shoot-out remains tied, leading to sudden death, and Wilf must score the winning penalty.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘slippers’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about slippers – green, blue, little and big slippers. We see prickly and pom pom slippers, monster ones and fairy slippers! 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.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin and his friends go for a haircut today, while Mr Tumble has lots of messy fun pretending to be a hairdresser.

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

Lou’s trunk has a mind of its own and goes out sniffing while Lou is asleep.

The Froglets tackle a tricky obstacle course, but can they climb a mountain of cushions.

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.

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

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

The Squirrels are hungry, but they’re not sure what to eat to fill their tummies, so they turn to Duggee for help. Fortunately, he has his cookbook The Clubhouse Kitchen: Tasty Bites for Hungry Squirrels, and together they pick out something they’d like. They decide the nut roast takes too long to make, and although cheetah toast is quicker, they don’t like getting raisins stuck in their teeth. Once they’ve picked a recipe, Duggee teaches them how to complete it: get the ingredients, prepare them and then put it together. After making some fun mess in the kitchen and a great cooking lesson, the Squirrels get to complete the last step together and eat what they made. Delicious.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin has double the fun with a pair of twins when he spends the day at their school. Chef Tumble cooks a pair of breakfasts.

The Squirrels have played with all their toys, and they are frustrated because they feel they have nothing left to do. Duggee tells them that there’s always limitless fun if you use your imagination. He explains that you can use your mind to pretend to do or be anything you want and demonstrates how he can imagine he’s a dancer or even a horse. The Squirrels take turns thinking of what they want to be or what they want to do. At first, not everyone gets the hang of it, but soon enough, they all embark on their greatest adventure yet, in the new world they have imagined. Together, they can speed through space or float through an underwater world, where Norrie is a rock star and Tag can be king. All that immersive fun can happen just from the clubhouse.

Gadabout gives himself dance fever to prove he is as much fun as Zog and Pearl. When he can't stop boogieing, they must cure him before sunset so he is not stuck dancing forever.

Flutter accidentally clones himself, leaving the berg flooded with scores of badly behaved penguins. As trouble spreads, the Piris must find a way to lose the unruly duplicates.

The Teletubbies say 'eh-oh' to each other in turn and then say 'eh-oh' to flowers, while the children in Tummy Tales make a friendship circle out of handprints.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Sullivan, Araiya, River, Taiba, Luna 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! Nigel has got a shopping basket inside his bag. All the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are themed around a trip to the shops too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby-appropriate shopping-themed toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, to discover with their baby! Some viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring shopping too. The fun children’s song Shopping Day features, as does a story about Baby Bear at the shops. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Rafi and Finn find a lost baby sparrow in the park. Wanting to help, Rafi wishes she could talk to animals. Suddenly, ants, squirrels and Teacup the dog begin to chatter at once, making things more confusing! Rafi realises that listening can be more important than talking. She and Finn close their eyes and hear the sparrow’s mummy calling. Guided by the sound, they find the nest and reunite the chick with its family.

The ducklings and Weasy battle for the last piece of popcorn, but it ends up getting thrown out the window. The Weasy family will have to go without a treat - unless they can find a way to get the farmer's packet.

Lisa and the children build a pretend sleepover den, learn British Sign Language signs for brother, sleeping and morning, then sing and sign Frère Jacques.

A lost baby Bokchoydaktyl is guided down to safety by Ginger and the Pea-Rexes, with help from some light-up Vegesaurs.

Villains become dinos. Zola hides in Aunt May's house.

Aaron, Mia and Jackson go on a splishy-splashy mission to water the garden and discover how plants drink, with help from Chatterpot, colourful experiments and clever roots.

Baby elephant Kipekee learns how to get rid of some buzzy flies with the help of her friends. Ranger Hamza spots lions in the wild and has fun playing with the baby rhinos.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes lose their ball near sleeping Cucumberdiles. A quiet retrieval fails.

The Octonauts assist an alpine swift to catch up with its flock.

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.

Stan gives the local children a tour of the museum. That inspires them to make an interactive exhibition about their town and all of its characters.

Duggee decides to make an omelette, but there are no eggs in the basket. Where are all the chickens, and why aren't they laying any eggs? The chickens need some exercise! Thank goodness for Hennie the ostrich and her exercise fitness. Watch the Squirrels work out with the chickens to Hennie's funky tunes.

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

Evil Pea tricks Supertato into believing that he has no superpowers without his red cape. When he rescues his friends without it, he discovers that he has superpowers - cape or no cape.

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.

Kranium's airship gets stuck between two buildings. Should the Heroes rescue her.

Kyra and Khloe plan a visit to Nana and make chocolate crispy cakes to surprise her with. Visiting Nana is a special occasion, so Mum draws pretty patterns on Kyra and Khloe’s hands using henna. At Nana’s they have a delicious picnic in the garden and then rescue a worm! But will Nana enjoy the cakes? And will the worm be alright.

Murphi is in the middle of a mega clean-up in the attic, but he can't find Rebecca’s lost hat. His magic cleaning machine goes wrong and causes mayhem, which gives him a monster make idea - a paper banana skin! The Mini Monsters create wonderful scrap bag monsters, while Rebecca’s grandpa tries to create a new ice cream flavour and a dreamy creamy sundae. The Recycling Express brings an old box with a window, which Murphi and Rebecca transform into a terrific box truck.

Jen amazes Small with her tap-dancing skills. Small finds out how ginger is grown and ground. Plus, the two chefs cheer up a lonely gingerbread man with some gingerbread friends.

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.

Musumbi the hippo and Bean the warthog have fun watching each other do their favourite things. Hamza finds some fabulous zebras and follows the rhinos on their walk in the wild.

Kika is a golden labrador and guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind, which means he cannot see. She is trained to use her supersight to help Dr Amit do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Dr Amit is helping Raj the grocer judge the carrots in the fruit and veg competition at the Woofton country fair. Kika is helping Dr Amit, including with the mouthwatering task of finding the tastiest carrot in Woofton! But when Amit has to bring the prize-winning carrots to the photographer from the Woofton Gazette, Kika must guide Amit safely back through the maze of stalls, visitors and obstacles while carrying a precious carrot cargo.

Storm travels to Norfolk to find out about a colourful vegetable that’s harvested in spring – radishes. JB joins a family who are off to market to buy a new ewe and lambs for their farm. We meet some children who show us how to build an outdoor shelter, just like lots of animals do. JB goes in search of some baby animals with his friends at a community farm in London and Storm shares a spring poem about lambs.

It’s Silas and his classmates' first full day at school! There are lots of things to explore, new friends to make and teachers to meet. After meeting the teachers, the children explore the classroom and outdoor area. At lunchtime, Ottilie and Bryn ‘spot’ an invisible mouse in the dining hall. Lusungu finds that opening yogurt lids can be a bit tricky. Luckily, Mrs Farrell is on hand to help. The day continues as Silas and Maily create family portraits. Silas has fun drawing his mum's, but finds it harder to draw his pet cats - so he draws rabbits instead.

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

Waffle is an adorable talking dog who can't help but cause trouble! His everyday adventures are full of mayhem and mischief. Warning: theme tune guaranteed to stick in your head.

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

Isabelle, Phoenix and Oona are on their way to meet Mossy. Baba and Lala want to come too! When the older pufflings get distracted, Baba takes Lala under his little wing - but she wanders off. Baba searches all over for her. When he finds Lala in Flynne's den, Baba proves he can take care of himself now - and Lala too.

Lu's upset when Declan takes a bite of her pear.

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

It’s almost bedtime, but Maddie doesn’t want to brush her teeth. Dad tells her all about the mysterious pearly whites (aka her teeth!), and how they sometimes start to sing when they’re tickled. Really, singing teeth? It couldn’t be true… Could it.

When Juno shows up too early to get her cast removed, she has to wait around while Vida finishes up her other appointments. But getting Juno to be a calm patient is not easy.

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 Go Jetters head to the ancient Peruvian city of Machu Picchu to watch Kyan compete in the Inca Trail Marathon. In the skies above, Grandmaster Glitch's mistake puts Machu Picchu is in danger and the Go Jetters must work with Glitch if they are to save the day.

When Five and friends go missing from the five-star ball, Six to Ten discover they are all Five-and-a-friend! Learn about splitting numbers into smaller numbers with the Numberblocks.

J is convinced she's a jaybird - but she just can't seem to fly. V makes a van and soon they are on a musical road trip to find the friends who can help J reach for the sky. This episode introduces the letters J and V and the words van, jog, jig, jug, vet and jet.

When a pack of pesky, migrating trilobites overrun the ship, Big Lizard has to use a hidden talent to lure them away. But one little trilobite, Rex, decides to stay.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble helps Grandad Tumble water his vegetables, and Justin and his friends have fun gardening and making a scarecrow.

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.

The Froglets tackle a tricky obstacle course, but can they climb a mountain of cushions.

Justin meets Ellis to explore emotions. They relax in a sensory room, stroke a therapy dog and join George to play with modelling dough. Mr Tumble is trying to chill out but keeps getting interrupted. There are some calming crafts in the spotty surprise. Featuring signs for the words bubbles, calm and dough.

The Tubby Custard Machine is making tubby custard bubbles - lots and lots of them! The Teletubbies have fun chasing and popping the bubbles, just like the children in Tummy Tales.

Andy travels back 95 million years in search of an eggshell belonging to one of the biggest animals to ever walk the earth.

Miss Hoolie is planning a cycling holiday around Balamory, but her old bike needs serious TLC. Ava offers to fix it, until a few small repairs turn into a much bigger challenge.

Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack’s Stall. She chooses the pencil drumsticks and remembers the day she got them. Mack is in charge of the Kids Club, and the children are all creating cool drawings for Molly who has been off with chickenpox and feeling a little fed up. Molly’s friends try to think about what they could do to cheer her up when Eilidh has an idea. Mack could write a song for Molly, and they could sing it to her when they video call her later. As Daisy arrives to help out, Mack suggests that the kids make their own instruments to play along, while he goes to write the song. Unfortunately, Mack tries so hard to write the perfect song that he runs out of time. Can the kids come to Mack’s rescue.

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

With Pearl entranced by Fifi’s glowing tummy mushrooms, Zog fears the worst when Gadabout attempts to mend Boom's wing himself.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are all made for people with disabilities. With the help of Talan Skeels-Piggins, Grace races a superbike for disabled riders, shows off the amazing handcycle and takes a mobility car for a spin.

The Game Catchers are a team of five friends on an interstellar journey to explore fantastic planets, with the aim of learning about and playing new games. The discovered games are collected into a database to make sure they are never lost.

It's the first day of Pup School. Dodge overcomes his first day nerves as he meets lots of new friends. The pups settle into their class activities with their new teacher Miss Collie.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the marvellous Cabbage and his dazzling super-veggie memory skills.

Bernie is washed out to sea on a bit of driftwood while waiting on Bernadette for a date. Oona tries her best to help, but the driftwood is too heavy. They need help from a good swimmer, so Oona goes in search of Marvin the otter. She has to be quick - the tide is going out and carrying Bernie further away, but Marvin is nowhere to be found.

Ginger discovers some unexpected guests hiding in her tail - three baby Pea-Rexes.

Fourteen is showing the Numberblocks how to somersault and take numbers away. Thirteen practises leaping in the air, taking away some blocks and seeing how many are left. It’s a tricky challenge, but with help from her friends, Thirteen learns some sweet somersaulting skills.

A Malabar squirrel stuck aboard the Octoray starts to build stashes all over the ship.

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

On Alex's birthday, the Froglets lift off in a hot-air balloon for a high-flying party.

When Peter, Benjamin and Lily are tempted by a mysterious hoard of radishes, Lily finds herself caught in Mr Tod's trap. Can Peter find a way to rescue Lily before Mr Tod reaches her.

No, Rebecca isn’t wearing a box on her head - she’s dressed as an astronaut! This gives Murphi an idea. He helps Rebecca discover alien life by creating an alien out of a sock. The Mini Monsters are making skyscapes, Rebecca’s royal relative is looking for something, and the final mega monster make is another space-inspired creation. The Recycling Express and the Tiny Helpers support Rebecca and Murphi as they reach for the stars.

The Squirrels have played with all their toys, and they are frustrated because they feel they have nothing left to do. Duggee tells them that there’s always limitless fun if you use your imagination. He explains that you can use your mind to pretend to do or be anything you want and demonstrates how he can imagine he’s a dancer or even a horse. The Squirrels take turns thinking of what they want to be or what they want to do. At first, not everyone gets the hang of it, but soon enough, they all embark on their greatest adventure yet, in the new world they have imagined. Together, they can speed through space or float through an underwater world, where Norrie is a rock star and Tag can be king. All that immersive fun can happen just from the clubhouse.

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

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.

Two teams take on three scientific challenges based on materials, maps and forces. The team can smell something stinky onboard STARS, but what is it.

Supertato’s Tato belt gets locked inside a glass case for an exhibition, but Tomato can’t remember the code to get it out again, and Supertato needs it back to defeat Evil Pea.

Weasy can't help but play rock music when he forms a band with the Ducklings, but it isn't their style. They ask him to leave the band - so he finds an electric guitar and plans to take over the show.

It’s been raining, and Toad is resisting the urge to join in with Yukee and her friends' game of musical mud-squelching. However, he can’t resist the muddy beat and is soon squelching with his friends.

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

Lisa and the children play doctor with dolls, learning British Sign Language signs for doctor, sick and bed, then sing and sign Miss Polly Had a Dolly.

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

Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic so she can make Mum play with her.

The Piris are in the final of the synchronised swimming competition and are beyond excited. All except Pancake, who worries he will spoil their chances of glory with his two left flippers.

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

Zog is too scared to fly after a bad crash landing, so Boom helps the doctors as their ambulance. Zog must overcome his fear and get back to the team.

Feeling unappreciated, Gadabout discovers a talent for gardening. Zog and Pearl discover his green fingers have upset the natural balance of the land, making others ill.

Rafi wishes she was a cat so that she can have a relaxing day being just like Deborah! It is fun at first, but she quickly discovers the challenges. When they are stuck outside in the rain, Rafi admits being a cat is harder than she thought. With Deborah’s help, she returns inside and back to herself again. Together with her dads, they create a magical cat flap, so Deborah won’t get stuck outside ever again.

Elvis is torn between staying in goal or playing outfield. He excels at both but misses goalkeeping. Lucy aims to be the first to nutmeg Georgie, who has never been nutmegged before.

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

Nikhil and Jay are detectives today. When the homemade appalams go missing under their watch, they need to solve the case and save lunch.

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

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.

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. Duck has been leaving his toys everywhere, so Sarah decides to assist him with tidying his bedroom.

Lola is going to have her eyes tested at the optician but she's not at all keen. She has tested them herself and decided that they are really very clever. She can see her spaghetti, her bowl, her spoon, her pink milk and Charlie - so she absolutely does not need glasses! Until, that is, Mini Reader arrives at school in the most beautiful pair of glasses Lola and Lotta have ever seen. Now Lola can't wait to have her eyes tested, because she absolutely does need glasses and she needs them now.

After going strawberry picking at the local strawberry farm, JoJo and Gran Gran have lots of juicy strawberries left over. They're too full to eat them, but Gran Gran has a plan! JoJo helps Gran Gran make delicious strawberry jam, which preserves the strawberries for a long time to come - meaning they can enjoy them over and over again.

Inside the little Toy House, Colly Wobble has lost her shoes. In Storyland, Moon Baby shows Colly Wobble a magical shoe tree with different shoes growing on it. Colly Wobble tries the Wellington Boots. What a lot of splishy-sploshy fun.

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. John has a problem with the origami flamingos he has made and needs Sarah and Duck's help.

Tiny and her flower friends are playing a lovely tune with the music trees when suddenly they hear a strange voice joining in - it seems to be coming from high in the sky. On investigation, Tiny discovers a lone flower singing as she travels alone through space on a rocky asteroid. Tiny discovers that the flower is lonely and comes up with a clever plan to help her.

MeMo plays the flute beautifully. At the Play Tree, BaBa chooses a recorder to play with but is disheartened when they struggle to play beautiful music like MeMo. In Yummy Land, MeMo encourages BaBa to blow into the recorder gently. After a short time, BaBa manages to play one steady note. MeMo plays the melody on the flute and encourages BaBa to join in on the final note each time.

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

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Today's Bedtime Story is read by Jennie McAlpine and is about a little girl called Edie, who isn't as helpful as she thinks.

Adventurer and journalist Simon Reeve heads to east Africa to uncover the stories behind the nation's favourite drink. While we drink millions of cups of the stuff each day, how many of us know where our tea actually comes from? The surprising answer is that most of the leaves that go into our everyday teabags do not come from India or China but are bought from an auction in the coastal city of Mombasa in Kenya. From here, Simon follows the tea trail through the epic landscapes of Kenya and Uganda and meets some of the millions of people who pick, pack and transport our tea. Drinking tea with everyone from Masai cattle herders to the descendants of the original white tea planters, Simon learns that the industry that supplies our everyday cuppa is not immune to the troubles of the continent - poverty, low wages and child labour.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Ludovic Morlot, presents a concert celebrating spring’s extraordinary creative power as a season of renewal and rebirth, through evocative lighting and musical soundscapes, from Manchester’s Aviva Studios. Presented by Ben Gernon. Igor Stravinsky’s ballet score The Rite of Spring, which famously incited audience uproar in its 1913 Paris premiere, is an exhilarating start to the programme. With its asymmetrical rhythms, brutal harmonies and sonic aggression, it continues to fascinate audiences today and remains one of the most influential works of the 20th century. The UK premiere of Jessie Montgomery’s Chemiluminescence follows in calm contrast. This work for string orchestra introduces an atmosphere of contemplative beauty as science and the natural world are united through sound in the composer’s musical depiction of the creation of light from a non-light source. An evocative programme of musical concepts, exploring spring’s explosive destruction and radiant light.

Two goliaths of 20th-century music, Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass, recorded the studio album Passages together in 1989. The result was a unique fusion of Hindustani sitar music with American minimalism. Tonight the album is performed live and in full for the first time, with Shankar's daughter Anoushka playing the sitar alongside a dazzling array of Indian soloists and the Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Karen Kamensek.

Charting Andy Warhol's response to the civil rights movement and the assassination of John F Kennedy, as well as other major historical events happening in America in the 1960s. We hear stories about Warhol setting up the Silver Factory and managing The Velvet Underground, and also how he faced his own personal nightmare: he was shot by a Factory associate.

Robert Hughes examines America's development into the art capital of the west between 1945 and the late 1960s, with the advent of abstract expressionism and pop art.

Concert featuring Indian musician Ravi Shankar, first shown in 1974. He performs just one song, entitled Rag Behag.

Twenty-something virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, singer and arranger Jacob Collier has managed to outdo The Beatles by winning Grammy Awards for each of his first four albums. Alan Yentob meets Jacob and musicians he has collaborated with, including Stormzy, Chris Martin and film composer Hans Zimmer. He also talks to music legends Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock, who believe Jacob Collier is one of the most talented musicians on the planet today.

Looking at the secret lives of the wildlife in one of Britain's favourite gardens. Shot by Charlie Hamilton-James, this film follows various animals, from the family of foxes that play after hours in the pleasure gardens to the toads in the Italian garden and the badgers that clear up the tea rooms at night. Set against the background of the gardening year, these stories reveal life behind the scenes at Heligan.

Charting Andy Warhol's response to the civil rights movement and the assassination of John F Kennedy, as well as other major historical events happening in America in the 1960s. We hear stories about Warhol setting up the Silver Factory and managing The Velvet Underground, and also how he faced his own personal nightmare: he was shot by a Factory associate.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! Looking at the secret lives of the wildlife in one of Britain's favourite gardens. Shot by Charlie Hamilton-James, this film follows various animals, from the family of foxes that play after hours in the pleasure gardens to the toads in the Italian garden and the badgers that clear up the tea rooms at night. Set against the background of the gardening year, these stories reveal life behind the scenes at Heligan.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Ludovic Morlot, presents a concert celebrating spring’s extraordinary creative power as a season of renewal and rebirth, through evocative lighting and musical soundscapes, from Manchester’s Aviva Studios. Presented by Ben Gernon. Igor Stravinsky’s ballet score The Rite of Spring, which famously incited audience uproar in its 1913 Paris premiere, is an exhilarating start to the programme. With its asymmetrical rhythms, brutal harmonies and sonic aggression, it continues to fascinate audiences today and remains one of the most influential works of the 20th century. The UK premiere of Jessie Montgomery’s Chemiluminescence follows in calm contrast. This work for string orchestra introduces an atmosphere of contemplative beauty as science and the natural world are united through sound in the composer’s musical depiction of the creation of light from a non-light source. An evocative programme of musical concepts, exploring spring’s explosive destruction and radiant light.

Twenty-something virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, singer and arranger Jacob Collier has managed to outdo The Beatles by winning Grammy Awards for each of his first four albums. Alan Yentob meets Jacob and musicians he has collaborated with, including Stormzy, Chris Martin and film composer Hans Zimmer. He also talks to music legends Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock, who believe Jacob Collier is one of the most talented musicians on the planet today.

Concert featuring Indian musician Ravi Shankar, first shown in 1974. He performs just one song, entitled Rag Behag.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Mojo and Bo were supposed to paint fresh lines on the street. But when they get into a race with Tao, the paint goes in every direction, causing wild traffic chaos.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic so she can make Mum play with her.

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

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

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

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.

Can Sixteen to Twenty use their special skills to sneak past the robot guards at the Museum of Numbers? Learn about the special properties of numbers with the Numberblocks.

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. P, A, R, T and Y need some help getting the party started! S tries her best, but they really need someone extraordinary to liven things up and superhero Exciting X soon gets the party popping with his special powers.

The Piris take refuge in grumpy Millie the Squid’s cave during a storm but accidentally damage a painting. Can they find a clever way to fix it before Millie finds out.

Zog cures Fifi’s hiccups with a big dragon roar. But when patients are too scared to be treated by him, Zog must choose between being a scary dragon or a doctor.

What top would be best for delivering parcels around town? Mojo and Bo need to decide fast and get those parcels delivered, whether it’s by land, water, or high in the air.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘slippers’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about slippers – green, blue, little and big slippers. We see prickly and pom pom slippers, monster ones and fairy slippers! 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.

WARNING : show starts before 08:10!! Dee encourages a friend to say ‘slippers’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. This episode is all about slippers – green, blue, little and big slippers. We see prickly and pom pom slippers, monster ones and fairy slippers! 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 bath time in Higgledy-Piggledy, but Triggs can’t find his bath toy, Denis the Ducky. They embark on a bubble-tastic submarine adventure to the bottom of the ocean, but can Captain Maddie and Lieutenant Triggs rescue Denis the Ducky before it’s too late.

Lou’s trunk has a mind of its own and goes out sniffing while Lou is asleep.

The Froglets tackle a tricky obstacle course, but can they climb a mountain of cushions.

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

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Justin has double the fun with a pair of twins when he spends the day at their school. Chef Tumble cooks a pair of breakfasts.

The Teletubbies say 'eh-oh' to each other in turn and then say 'eh-oh' to flowers, while the children in Tummy Tales make a friendship circle out of handprints.

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Sullivan, Araiya, River, Taiba, Luna 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! Nigel has got a shopping basket inside his bag. All the parents and babies have different objects and toys that are themed around a trip to the shops too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to hide a baby-appropriate shopping-themed toy or object inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, to discover with their baby! Some viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring shopping too. The fun children’s song Shopping Day features, as does a story about Baby Bear at the shops. The Baby Bear Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory lights and the Goodbye Song.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Theo, River, Arthur, Reece, Luna 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! Giovanna has got a blue bib and blue sunglasses inside her bag. All the parents and babies have different blue toys and objects in their bags too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Parents, carers, and their little ones at home are encouraged to hide a safe, baby-appropriate blue object or toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, and then play with the items together! The traditional nursery rhyme Little Boy Blue features, as does a story about Baby Bear and Baby Tiger dressing up in blue things, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the colour blue too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Lisa and the children build a pretend sleepover den, learn British Sign Language signs for brother, sleeping and morning, then sing and sign Frère Jacques.

WARNING : show starts before 09:40!! Lisa and the children build a pretend sleepover den, learn British Sign Language signs for brother, sleeping and morning, then sing and sign Frère Jacques.

Aaron, Mia and Jackson go on a splishy-splashy mission to water the garden and discover how plants drink, with help from Chatterpot, colourful experiments and clever roots.

Baby elephant Kipekee learns how to get rid of some buzzy flies with the help of her friends. Ranger Hamza spots lions in the wild and has fun playing with the baby rhinos.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes lose their ball near sleeping Cucumberdiles. A quiet retrieval fails.

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 decides to make an omelette, but there are no eggs in the basket. Where are all the chickens, and why aren't they laying any eggs? The chickens need some exercise! Thank goodness for Hennie the ostrich and her exercise fitness. Watch the Squirrels work out with the chickens to Hennie's funky tunes.

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

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.

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

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.

Kyra and Khloe plan a visit to Nana and make chocolate crispy cakes to surprise her with. Visiting Nana is a special occasion, so Mum draws pretty patterns on Kyra and Khloe’s hands using henna. At Nana’s they have a delicious picnic in the garden and then rescue a worm! But will Nana enjoy the cakes? And will the worm be alright.

WARNING : show starts before 10:50!! Kyra and Khloe plan a visit to Nana and make chocolate crispy cakes to surprise her with. Visiting Nana is a special occasion, so Mum draws pretty patterns on Kyra and Khloe’s hands using henna. At Nana’s they have a delicious picnic in the garden and then rescue a worm! But will Nana enjoy the cakes? And will the worm be alright.

Jen amazes Small with her tap-dancing skills. Small finds out how ginger is grown and ground. Plus, the two chefs cheer up a lonely gingerbread man with some gingerbread friends.

Kika is a golden labrador and guide dog for her owner Dr Amit, who is blind, which means he cannot see. She is trained to use her supersight to help Dr Amit do as many things as he can by himself. Together, they make the best team! Dr Amit is helping Raj the grocer judge the carrots in the fruit and veg competition at the Woofton country fair. Kika is helping Dr Amit, including with the mouthwatering task of finding the tastiest carrot in Woofton! But when Amit has to bring the prize-winning carrots to the photographer from the Woofton Gazette, Kika must guide Amit safely back through the maze of stalls, visitors and obstacles while carrying a precious carrot cargo.

It’s Silas and his classmates' first full day at school! There are lots of things to explore, new friends to make and teachers to meet. After meeting the teachers, the children explore the classroom and outdoor area. At lunchtime, Ottilie and Bryn ‘spot’ an invisible mouse in the dining hall. Lusungu finds that opening yogurt lids can be a bit tricky. Luckily, Mrs Farrell is on hand to help. The day continues as Silas and Maily create family portraits. Silas has fun drawing his mum's, but finds it harder to draw his pet cats - so he draws rabbits instead.

Waffle is an adorable talking dog who can't help but cause trouble! His everyday adventures are full of mayhem and mischief. Warning: theme tune guaranteed to stick in your head.

Isabelle, Phoenix and Oona are on their way to meet Mossy. Baba and Lala want to come too! When the older pufflings get distracted, Baba takes Lala under his little wing - but she wanders off. Baba searches all over for her. When he finds Lala in Flynne's den, Baba proves he can take care of himself now - and Lala too.

Lu's upset when Declan takes a bite of her pear.

It’s almost bedtime, but Maddie doesn’t want to brush her teeth. Dad tells her all about the mysterious pearly whites (aka her teeth!), and how they sometimes start to sing when they’re tickled. Really, singing teeth? It couldn’t be true… Could it.

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.

WARNING : show starts before 12:25!! 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.

When Five and friends go missing from the five-star ball, Six to Ten discover they are all Five-and-a-friend! Learn about splitting numbers into smaller numbers with the Numberblocks.

J is convinced she's a jaybird - but she just can't seem to fly. V makes a van and soon they are on a musical road trip to find the friends who can help J reach for the sky. This episode introduces the letters J and V and the words van, jog, jig, jug, vet and jet.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Mr Tumble helps Grandad Tumble water his vegetables, and Justin and his friends have fun gardening and making a scarecrow.

The Tubby Custard Machine is making tubby custard bubbles - lots and lots of them! The Teletubbies have fun chasing and popping the bubbles, just like the children in Tummy Tales.

Andy travels back 95 million years in search of an eggshell belonging to one of the biggest animals to ever walk the earth.

Molly examines her shelf of special things at the back of Mack’s Stall. She chooses the pencil drumsticks and remembers the day she got them. Mack is in charge of the Kids Club, and the children are all creating cool drawings for Molly who has been off with chickenpox and feeling a little fed up. Molly’s friends try to think about what they could do to cheer her up when Eilidh has an idea. Mack could write a song for Molly, and they could sing it to her when they video call her later. As Daisy arrives to help out, Mack suggests that the kids make their own instruments to play along, while he goes to write the song. Unfortunately, Mack tries so hard to write the perfect song that he runs out of time. Can the kids come to Mack’s rescue.

In this episode, CBeebies’ very own motorcycle rider, Grace, shows off three amazing machines that are all made for people with disabilities. With the help of Talan Skeels-Piggins, Grace races a superbike for disabled riders, shows off the amazing handcycle and takes a mobility car for a spin.

It's the first day of Pup School. Dodge overcomes his first day nerves as he meets lots of new friends. The pups settle into their class activities with their new teacher Miss Collie.

Ginger discovers some unexpected guests hiding in her tail - three baby Pea-Rexes.

A Malabar squirrel stuck aboard the Octoray starts to build stashes all over the ship.

When Peter, Benjamin and Lily are tempted by a mysterious hoard of radishes, Lily finds herself caught in Mr Tod's trap. Can Peter find a way to rescue Lily before Mr Tod reaches her.

The Squirrels have played with all their toys, and they are frustrated because they feel they have nothing left to do. Duggee tells them that there’s always limitless fun if you use your imagination. He explains that you can use your mind to pretend to do or be anything you want and demonstrates how he can imagine he’s a dancer or even a horse. The Squirrels take turns thinking of what they want to be or what they want to do. At first, not everyone gets the hang of it, but soon enough, they all embark on their greatest adventure yet, in the new world they have imagined. Together, they can speed through space or float through an underwater world, where Norrie is a rock star and Tag can be king. All that immersive fun can happen just from the clubhouse.

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’s Tato belt gets locked inside a glass case for an exhibition, but Tomato can’t remember the code to get it out again, and Supertato needs it back to defeat Evil Pea.

Weasy can't help but play rock music when he forms a band with the Ducklings, but it isn't their style. They ask him to leave the band - so he finds an electric guitar and plans to take over the show.

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

Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic so she can make Mum play with her.

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

Feeling unappreciated, Gadabout discovers a talent for gardening. Zog and Pearl discover his green fingers have upset the natural balance of the land, making others ill.

Elvis is torn between staying in goal or playing outfield. He excels at both but misses goalkeeping. Lucy aims to be the first to nutmeg Georgie, who has never been nutmegged before.

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

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.

After going strawberry picking at the local strawberry farm, JoJo and Gran Gran have lots of juicy strawberries left over. They're too full to eat them, but Gran Gran has a plan! JoJo helps Gran Gran make delicious strawberry jam, which preserves the strawberries for a long time to come - meaning they can enjoy them over and over again.

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. John has a problem with the origami flamingos he has made and needs Sarah and Duck's help.

Tiny and her flower friends are playing a lovely tune with the music trees when suddenly they hear a strange voice joining in - it seems to be coming from high in the sky. On investigation, Tiny discovers a lone flower singing as she travels alone through space on a rocky asteroid. Tiny discovers that the flower is lonely and comes up with a clever plan to help her.

MeMo loves jumping, but BaBa is struggling to jump like MeMo. At the Play Tree, they play with a jumpy planet that can jump very high. BaBa uses the jumpy planet to jump - just like MeMo. The Yummies use the jumpy planet to collect raspberries for their snack. On the Lullaby Lake, Fungi and Pungi jump out of the water to greet MeMo and BaBa as they make their way to Gramma Leeba in the Bay of Books.

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

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Mo Gilligan reads a funny Bedtime Story about a very hairy and very bear-y dad.

Adventurer and journalist Simon Reeve heads to east Africa to uncover the stories behind the nation's favourite drink. While we drink millions of cups of the stuff each day, how many of us know where our tea actually comes from? The surprising answer is that most of the leaves that go into our everyday teabags do not come from India or China but are bought from an auction in the coastal city of Mombasa in Kenya. From here, Simon follows the tea trail through the epic landscapes of Kenya and Uganda and meets some of the millions of people who pick, pack and transport our tea. Drinking tea with everyone from Masai cattle herders to the descendants of the original white tea planters, Simon learns that the industry that supplies our everyday cuppa is not immune to the troubles of the continent - poverty, low wages and child labour.

Sitcom about Hyacinth Bucket, an obsessive snob, and her embarrassing family. Hyacinth makes some very expensive holiday plans before dashing off to fulfil her voluntary church cleaning duties with the Ladies' Guild.

Unexpected visitors drop in and mistakenly suspect Victor of killing an elderly blind man. A concert gives Victor the chance to use his ventriloquist's dummy.

Charting Andy Warhol's response to the civil rights movement and the assassination of John F Kennedy, as well as other major historical events happening in America in the 1960s. We hear stories about Warhol setting up the Silver Factory and managing The Velvet Underground, and also how he faced his own personal nightmare: he was shot by a Factory associate.

Nowhere in the British Isles was the Viking connection longer-lasting or deeper than in Scotland. Hundreds of years after their first hit-and-run raids, the Norsemen still dominated huge swathes of the country. But storm clouds were gathering. In 1263 the Norwegian king Haakon IV assembled a fleet of 120 longships to counter Scottish raids on the Norse Hebrides. It was a force comparable in size to the Spanish Armada over three centuries later. But like the Armada, the Norse fleet was eventually defeated by a powerful storm. Driven ashore near present-day Largs, the beleaguered Norsemen were attacked by a Scottish army. The outcome of this vicious encounter would mark the beginning of the end of Norse power in Scotland. Marine archaeologist Dr Jon Henderson tells the incredible story of the Norsemen in Scotland. Visiting fascinating archaeological sites across Scotland and Norway, he reveals that, although the battle at Largs marked the end of an era for the Norsemen, their presence continued to shape the identity and culture of the Scottish nation to the present day.

Robert Hughes examines America's development into the art capital of the west between 1945 and the late 1960s, with the advent of abstract expressionism and pop art.

The British Army under General Cornwallis struggles to pacify the southern states. Meanwhile, one of the most respected American generals betrays the cause and defects to the British. Supported by the French Army and Navy, Washington’s Continental Army wins the decisive victory at Yorktown. Peace is restored, independence is won, and Americans aspire for a more perfect union. A film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt.

Twenty-something virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, singer and arranger Jacob Collier has managed to outdo The Beatles by winning Grammy Awards for each of his first four albums. Alan Yentob meets Jacob and musicians he has collaborated with, including Stormzy, Chris Martin and film composer Hans Zimmer. He also talks to music legends Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock, who believe Jacob Collier is one of the most talented musicians on the planet today.

They are some of the most famous and mysterious monuments on the planet. Nearly 900 giant stone heads scattered across a remote island in the middle of the Pacific. Now, brand new evidence is challenging everything we thought we knew about Easter Island’s awe-inspiring statues – and those who made them. Drawing on the latest science, this authoritative documentary radically rewrites the story of Easter Island.

Quiz show presented by Victoria Coren in which knowledge will only take you so far, as patience and lateral thinking are also vital. In the second semi-final, three fans of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy lock horns with the cunning of the Strategists, a team bound by their love of obscure European board games. They'll compete to draw together the connections between elements which at first glance seem utterly random.

Charting Andy Warhol's response to the civil rights movement and the assassination of John F Kennedy, as well as other major historical events happening in America in the 1960s. We hear stories about Warhol setting up the Silver Factory and managing The Velvet Underground, and also how he faced his own personal nightmare: he was shot by a Factory associate.

Twenty-something virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, singer and arranger Jacob Collier has managed to outdo The Beatles by winning Grammy Awards for each of his first four albums. Alan Yentob meets Jacob and musicians he has collaborated with, including Stormzy, Chris Martin and film composer Hans Zimmer. He also talks to music legends Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock, who believe Jacob Collier is one of the most talented musicians on the planet today.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

WARNING : show starts before 06:00!! Preston left an egg sandwich out for too long, and now its explosive smell is stinking up the whole town. Mojo and Bo need to evacuate everyone in Swoppiton before the eggy 'stinkplosion'.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Join Duggee, a big, lovable dog, as he runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges for learning new skills. Warm-hearted preschool series about trying new things.

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mum thinks she is still too young.

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

The Go Jetters are adventure-seeking explorers who soar around the planet fixing environmental problems caused by Grandmaster Glitch.

Cheeky Peter Rabbit loves adventure but he struggles to stay out of trouble. Luckily his best friends are always around to help him out. Based on Beatrix Potter's classic stories.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts study a group of baby hammerhead sharks as they hunt on their own for the first time and poke their noses into trouble.

Super-speedy Numberblock Eighteen discovers a faster way to add a number together lots of times. Learn how multiplication works with the Numberblocks.

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. It's race day - will V vroom vroom to victory.

Nugget arranges an ice-sculpting event, but only Flutter turns up. However, when his tongue gets accidentally stuck to the ice, it takes the whole colony to solve the problem.

With Pearl entranced by Fifi’s glowing tummy mushrooms, Zog fears the worst when Gadabout attempts to mend Boom's wing himself.

A rockslide blocks Ted the bus and his passengers in a mountain pass. Mojo’s mighty dozer top will make short work of those rocks... if Mojo and Bo can work together.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘grass’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see lots of grass – green, soft, spiky, growing and mowing grass. We see a pair of hairy grass heads, a group of groovy grasses, and Dee finds some fairy grass! 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.

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

Small paints Kiri and Lou’s portraits, while Pants invents something very useful.

The Froglets find a bag full of ice cubes and begin a great adventure at the North Pole.

The Twirlywoos visit a garden. There is a deflated inflatable on the grass. The lady brings out a pump and starts pumping up and down. The Twirlywoos decide to have a go at pumping up and down whilst the lady is inside with the children. Great BigHoo is so good at pumping up and down that the giant dinosaur is soon fully inflated, to the delight of the children. The Robot visits the Twirlywoos on the Big Red Boat. The Twirlywoos take turns to turn the Robot's key which causes the Robot to shoot up and down, taking Chickedy and Chick with it.

Educational series using Makaton sign language. Today, Justin and his friends learn how to boogie board while Mr Tumble plays a game of tennis with Lord Tumble.

Po waters objects using a magic watering can so they grow. When the watering can disappears and everything returns to its normal size, the Teletubbies celebrate with a splashy puddle dance. A child in Tummy Tales waters tomatoes on an allotment.

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies Theo, River, Arthur, Reece, Luna 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! Giovanna has got a blue bib and blue sunglasses inside her bag. All the parents and babies have different blue toys and objects in their bags too, which are explored through play, songs and a story. Parents, carers, and their little ones at home are encouraged to hide a safe, baby-appropriate blue object or toy inside a fabric bag or pillowcase, and then play with the items together! The traditional nursery rhyme Little Boy Blue features, as does a story about Baby Bear and Baby Tiger dressing up in blue things, and viewers at home show how they’ve been exploring the colour blue too. The Together Song gets everyone moving about before some calm time with sensory scarves and the Goodbye Song.

Lisa and the children share a teddy bears’ picnic with pretend buns and tea, learning British Sign Language signs for ship, soldier and jump, then sing and sign When I Was One.

Aaron, Isla and Novah go digging with Chatterpot to explore wiggly roots and find out how they help plants grow tall. They also discover that some are tasty too.

A new zebra arrives at the orphanage and everyone is very excited! Hamza meets some incredible giraffes in the wild and joins the elephants as they find somewhere nice to graze.

A lost baby Bokchoydaktyl is guided down to safety by Ginger and the Pea-Rexes, with help from some light-up Vegesaurs.

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

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

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.

Today, sisters Kyra and Khloe visit a bird centre and meet some friendly owls. With Dad’s help they fly an owl and get it to land on a special protective glove they are holding. Back home, the bird fun continues as the girls make bird masks out of paper plates. But will Mum recognise the two feathered friends flying around the living room.

Small is trying to grow a sunflower so she can enter it into the tallest sunflower competition. Big Cook's Big Cookery Book gives them a sunflower-inspired recipe for Straw-berry the Scarecrow.

Dan the border collie is a search and rescue dog who works with his owner Jamie. His super nose follows scents and smells so they can rescue people who need their help. A local artist is painting the view of Woofton from a hill. But when the wind gets too strong, he gets lost on his way down. Dan and Jamie are called to try to find him. Dan finds the artist's scent, leading him to his painting. Jamie recognises the scene and takes the lead, but the weather is getting worse. Can Dan's super nose lead them to the artist in time.

Mrs Farrell and the children create a class charter – a list of rules to follow to all get along with one another at school. The class put the rules into practice by sharing together and being kind to each other. Ottilie and Felicity find out how to look after the giant African land snails. Leon takes charge of keeping the classroom tidy and ends up being awarded a certificate for all his hard work.

Waffle is an adorable talking dog who can't help but cause trouble! His everyday adventures are full of mayhem and mischief. Warning: theme tune guaranteed to stick in your head.

Bernie is washed out to sea on a bit of driftwood while waiting on Bernadette for a date. Oona tries her best to help, but the driftwood is too heavy. They need help from a good swimmer, so Oona goes in search of Marvin the otter. She has to be quick - the tide is going out and carrying Bernie further away, but Marvin is nowhere to be found.

Lu upsets the other bugs when she refuses to share the most fun role in a game.