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

Oona misses out on fun with her friends, but Baba finds a way to cheer her up.

Nick, Remie and Alva are growing bean plants, but Norman's plant isn’t growing. Nick and the Popcasters suggest what Norman needs to do to get his beans back on the scene.

The Game Catchers land on the Play Park Planet, where they learn a game called the balloon caterpillar. But before they’re able to play, they must cheer a local up to help him learn how to fly.

Maddie finds out how really tall buildings are made out of steel and concrete. She visits a skyscraper construction site to explain how the concrete columns that are buried deep into the ground help to make it strong and stable. Then Maddie uses a special 360 camera to see all around her from the top floor. Next Maddie is finding out how birds fly. She visits a bird sanctuary and uses a special slow-motion camera to help us understand how Ollie the barn owl uses his streamlined body and powerful wings to take off, fly, and land.

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

When the buggy gets a flat tyre, Dad, Cosima and Big Lizard are stranded. Big Lizard’s playful nature helps reveal a creative solution to their problem.

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

Evil Pea is tricked by lots of Supertatoes who appear all over the supermarket.

Siblings Artie and Xenon both want the garden shed for themselves. The band try to settle the argument but soon start taking sides - can Sheriff Andy sort out the mess.

Norrie is upset when she sees a leaf fall from the tree. She thinks it's broken. She soon cheers up when she finds out that some trees shed their leaves in autumn, and actually it's quite good fun playing and jumping in piles of leaves. But ouch! What has Roly found stuck to his bottom? It's an acorn. Duggee explains that lots of forest animals collect acorns to eat in the winter, so the Squirrels decide to look and find lots of acorns to share out for everyone.

When Peter makes a rash promise to appease an angry Tommy Brock, he and his friends find themselves worming for their lives.

Loud disco music disrupts Waffle’s after-school club experience, until George the cat finds a solution for Waffle - dog earmuffs to protect his ears. Time for a doggy disco.

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.

Dodge isn't in class, and the pups wonder why. Woofer begins to really miss Dodge but hides his feeling from the rest of the class. It's only when Woofer says out loud how he feels that he starts to feel better and discovers the others feel the same way too.

Ted the bus wants to be faster, and Mojo swops every top to try to make it happen. But it’s Bo’s homemade rocket that gives Ted the boost he needs... all the way into space.

Bobbles sails out to sea in a quest to find Bobbles’ true love who has gone exploring. They are happily reunited as Aimee and Nadeem perform the traditional ‘My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

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

Love Monster debates whether to share a box of chocolates with his friends or not.

Bluey must find a way to play postman and the ground's lava without squabbling with Bingo.

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

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.

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.

Everyone's excited about the scavenger hunt around the school playground, until they discover Miss Collie has mixed up the pups' usual working groups. Dodge misses working with his best friends, Jazz and Woofer. He must learn to work with his partner, Tiny, instead. The two pups discover they can work together - and have a lot of fun along the way.

Bluey and Bingo are playing the quiet game so won't tell Dad which toy to buy for Muffin.

When Nikhil is too busy to play, Jay creates a new imaginary friend. Nikhil makes one up too, and they compete to find out which one is the best.

It's Waffle's last day at the Brooklyn-Bells' but he still finds time to upset neighbour Mrs Hobbs. Simon hears Waffle speak. Will he finally agree that the family can keep the special dog.

JoJo and Gran Gran see Cynthia building a new greenhouse and decide to build a den. But when the den is too small both of them to fit in, Gran Gran helps JoJo with a plan they can follow to build a bigger den, one that will fit Gran Gran and Panda inside too.

It's early in the morning, and Isabelle and Oona are off to visit Otto before he goes to bed. Pip and Pop are already fast asleep, but they've taken up all the bedding. Oona, Isabelle and Otto split up to find soft, comfy things for Otto to sleep on. Seagull feathers are the hardest to get, but Isabelle is the best flyer, so she's sure she can do it. However, her position as top flyer is challenged by Otto.

JoJo and Gran Gran join Julie at the farm for the harvest festival. Julie gives JoJo, Gran Gran and their friends a special tractor ride to the harvesting field, where there’s lots for everyone to do. JoJo loves helping out with Alfie, Isaiah and Henry. But what can they do with all the fruit – it's time for a Gran Gran plan.

Is Flynne in trouble? Oona is determined to find out.

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

Today, Moon Baby is going to visit Mr Onion's bridge. Mr Onion is very excited while waiting for his friend. When Moon Baby arrives, Mr Onion hurries to meet him - but where has Moon Baby gone.

Charlie is missing only one dinosaur for his immaculate collection, and it is the hardest one to get - the giganotosaurus. Lola is inspired to start her very own collection and eventually ends up with a unique assortment of things. Charlie has to guess what she collects, and the stakes are high. If he guesses correctly, he could win his precious giganotosaurus.

On their way to tea with the Iron Chicken, Major, Mother, Tiny and Small spot a fascinating new planet. Major insists on exploring it and they all become lost inside. Luckily, a passing Sky Moo spots their empty music boat and brings Granny to the rescue.

It's Granny's birthday, and all the Clangers are planning their presents for her. Small asks Major Clanger if he can help him invent something for her, but Major says his work is too difficult for such a young Clanger. Small decides to invent something himself, something which involves puffballs, airfruit and three extremely acrobatic - or should we say aerobatic - froglets.

MeMo and BaBa are jumping in puddles and notice a rainbow in the sky. It’s beautiful and colourful, but where does it end? They head to the Play Tree to find the rainbow’s end and draw pictures of rainbows. BaBa thinks the rainbow ends with the Yummies, but MeMo thinks it ends with Elewhale. They embark on a journey to find more rainbows all over Planet BeddyByes.

A mysterious jet of water, a tiddle, appears suddenly next to Igglepiggle. He discovers that he can control it by stamping his feet. Delighted, he takes it to Makka Pakka, who finds it very useful indeed.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Vicky McClure reads a Bedtime Story about a tiger on the hunt for his lost smile.

Mike Read presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 October 1981 and featuring The Tweets, Toyah, Altered Images, Gidea Park, The Creatures, Bad Manners, Dollar and Adam and the Ants, plus a dance sequence by Legs & Co.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Siegfried is determined to make the errant farmers pay their bills.

Siegfried gives a friend's offspring some experience in the surgery. Calum resents this until he sees the young student.

Mark Franklin and Claudia Simon present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 October 1992 and featuring Stereo MC's, Crowded House, Doctor Spin, Dr. Alban, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Bizarre Inc featuring Angie Brown, Status Quo and The Shamen.

France, 1870. Rosalie is a young woman with a secret... she was born with a face and body covered in hair. A genuine bearded lady. She has kept this hidden all her life, until Abel, an indebted bar owner, marries her for her dowry. Now, she no longer wishes to hide. Inspired by a true story. In French with English subtitles.

Classic male country singers from the BBC vaults, journeying from The Everly Brothers and Jerry Lee Lewis to Garth Brooks and Willie Nelson, and featuring classic songs and performances by Glen Campbell, Charley Pride, George Hamilton IV, Kenny Rogers, Clint Black, Johnny Cash, Eric Church and more. This 50 years-plus compilation is a chronological look at country kings as featured on BBC studio shows as varied as In Concert, Wogan, The Late Show and Later with Jools Holland, plus early variety shows presented by the likes of Lulu, Harry Secombe and Shirley Abicair.

Country music icon Kenny Rogers stars in a television special from 1979, recorded during a visit to England. He is joined by pop-country vocal group Dave & Sugar.

Michael Parkinson in conversation with Julie Andrews and Blake Edwards. From 1974.

Country music star Tammy Wynette sings her favourite songs and introduces fellow Nashville star George Hamilton IV at The Maltings in Suffolk.

Innovative country legend Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band perform in a special concert recorded for The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977. The set includes Luxury Liner and Tulsa Queen as well as other old favourites.

In a television career that spanned 98 shows, 12 series and more than 30 years in the business, Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker entertained millions with their inimitable brand of comedy - from gags, sketches and unique monologues to spectacular music numbers. First transmitted a few months before Ronnie Barker's death in 2005, the Two Ronnies reunite to delve into the backstage stories behind some of their classic moments as they reveal their own personal memories from one of the most impressive comedy catalogues in mainstream entertainment. This episode contains the popular 'fork handles' sketch.

Profile of veteran country singer Emmylou Harris, witnessing the heady success of her career while also discussing her late flowering of intensely personal and groundbreaking music, dealing with loss and the passing years.

Fletcher inadvertently becomes involved in the murky world of drugs.

Siegfried gives a friend's offspring some experience in the surgery. Calum resents this until he sees the young student.

Zoe Ball presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 10 July 1998 and featuring B*Witched, Matthew Marsden, The Jungle Brothers, Karen Ramirez, Destiny's Child, Mansun, Eagle-Eye Cherry and Billie.

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 17 July 1998 and featuring Billie, Celine Dion and The Bee Gees, Pras Michel feat ODB and Mya, Eagle-Eye Cherry, Five, Mousse T feat Hot 'n' Juicy, Garbage and Another Level.

Timeshift digs into the archive to trace the extraordinary story of the ultimate sanction. At the beginning of the 19th century, you could still be hanged in Britain for offences such as stealing a sheep or shooting a rabbit. Even children as young as seven were sent to the gallows. The last hanging in this country took place as recently as 1964. By opting for a dispassionate history rather than staging the usual polarised debate, the programme breaks new ground with its fascinating attention to detail, such as the protocols of the public execution or the 'science' of hanging. With contributions from both sides of the argument, it provides an essential guide to a subject that still divides us.

Mark Franklin and Claudia Simon present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 October 1992 and featuring Stereo MC's, Crowded House, Doctor Spin, Dr. Alban, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Bizarre Inc featuring Angie Brown, Status Quo and The Shamen.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s the speedy dancing Runner Beans, who won’t stand still for even one minute.

Supertato, Carrot and the Grape Kids are enjoying flying kites until Evil Pea arrives in her balloon and cuts them down so she can rule the supermarket skies! Supertato and Carrot must climb a display of chopsticks to retrieve the kites from the top. Evil Pea threatens to cut them down again, so Supertato and Carrot turn their kites into hang-gliders and embark on an epic aerial chase with Evil Pea, leading to her bursting her balloon on a chopsticks display sign. Supertato and Carrot land safely on the ground, ready to fly kites again.

Bing plays hide-and-seek at the creche with Sula, Pando and Coco. He didn't go to the toilet with all the others before the game started, and now he has to decide whether to give up his hiding place or try to hold on.

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

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

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

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

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

Peter Rabbit wants to grow up to be just like his late father - he has big paws to fill. But with his father's journal and the help of his best friends Benjamin and Lily, Peter is ready for some fun and delightful new discoveries. When Mr Tod tramples on the Shrew's precious dandelions, the angry Shrew vows revenge. But when Cotton-tail follows him into Mr Tod's lair, Peter, Lily and Benjamin must go on a dangerous mission to rescue them both.

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.

We're turning back the clock with this one. It's the Time Warp Challenge. We’ll be time jumping through arm circles, runners and toe taps, then heading back to the future for the Activate! Get ready to move with Joe and the Activators.

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

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.

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

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

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

Animated preschool series. Duggee puts his delicious homemade apple pie on the window sill to cool down, but the second his back is turned it's gone. Who took it? Can the Squirrels find out? Fortunately, Duggee has his detective badge - and there are some very small footprints to follow. The Squirrels go and find lots of clues to help Duggee solve the mystery. Being a detective is hard work.

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

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

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

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

Dad drops an essential gizmo in a hard-to-reach place. Big Lizard takes them on an underwater adventure to meet Ammon, the tentacled solution to their problem.

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

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes help an Asparagusaur, and it starts following them everywhere.

Animated adventure comedy series. The Go Jetters visit Loch Ness in Scotland. But when Glitch arrives, things soon go from Nessie to messy.

Animated adventure comedy series. Kyan is wire-walking across the Grand Canyon, but Glitch wants to cheat and win. Can the Go Jetters stop him.

Gobby's Car-Tastrophe! Team Spidey saves the desert.

Dashi pilots the Octoray through wild windstorms in Antarctica and New Zealand.

Mayor Myrtle urgently needs a spare bed for an important visitor. Stanley offers to help, but the new bed won't fit inside the house. Stanley gets to work building a guest house for Myrtle - until she realises she needs to take a trip herself.

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.

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

An environmental issue could have dire consequences on the island.

Pat and Stede accuse Lily of taking decisions too lightly, making her doubt herself.

It’s Sophie’s first day. She worries that she’s no good at football but feels like part of the team when she helps the others work together to create a fantastic new football kit.

Lola's making a traditional Spanish dish called empanadas for her friends. Lola begins by rolling out two pieces of pizza dough into big circles. She cooks one in the oven. Will Lola's friends find the empanadas tasty? Will they guess her special ingredient? There's a very exciting Spanish surprise waiting for her friends while they enjoy their meal.

Andy works at Safari World, the biggest and best safari park on the planet, home to animals from all over the globe. He works there with his boss, Mr Hammond and tech wizard Jen, who monitors all the animals from the Aqua Base. It’s Safari Worlds annual recycling event, and Andy has been busy tidying up and encouraging the guests to recycle their litter. Mr Hammond calls as he is worried that the new clownfish are not settling in okay after their long trip from Borneo. They are leaving the safety of their sea anemone home, which they hardly ever do in the wild. Mr Hammond is at a loss as to why they are doing this, but Andy reassures him that they will get to the bottom of it. It’s time to go on an aquatic adventure.

We follow James and his family as they learn about and celebrate the harvest season. James is helping Dad around their farm, spreading hay for the cows and feeding milk to their calves with his sister Grace. Once finished, the chickens are let loose, and the family go on an egg hunt - how many will they find? Afterwards, they build a scarecrow and put him in the field, where he's ready to scare off all the birds. The next day, James is on a fishing boat with Mum - I wonder what they will catch! Later, James is at a dairy farm with Dad, where he learns how to milk a cow and gets to take some fresh milk home. James then visits a flour mill, where he learns how to make flour for the first time! At home, the family enjoy a Harvest supper, filled with fresh ingredients from James’ exciting day out.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how woodlice play an important role in the environment. They find out that they are very adaptable and can live in lots of damp and dark places. They learn that woodlice are one of nature’s cleaners, cleaning up things like old leaves and dead wood and helping to recycle nutrients back into the soil. On the way, they spot some woodlice in a compost heap and do the woodlouse walk.

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.

It's class photo day, but no-one can work out why Biscuit has arrived with a box on her head. When the pups realise she is embarrassed about her 'fur' style, they work together to make her feel better by making paper hats for everyone to wear. Biscuit finally understands the importance of just being herself.

A Very Important Pup visits Pup School for the grand opening of the school's brand new bug hotel. It's Dodge's special job to show the VIP around the school, but things don't go to plan. Dodge feels like he has let everyone down and thinks the VIP won't want to stay to open the new hotel... but things turn out very differently.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When Kwazii's favourite sub, the Gup-B, goes missing, the Octonauts journey into a mysterious kelp forest to find it, meeting strange and interesting creatures along the way.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. When Kwazii's favourite sub, the Gup-B, goes missing, the Octonauts journey into a mysterious kelp forest to find it, meeting strange and interesting creatures along the way.

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

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

Ubercorn, Glitch and the Go Jetters all head to the Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka, India, for the Holi Festival of Colour. This Hindu celebration involves people throwing a colourful powder called gulal all over one another. Glitch plans to bring a huge flag he and Ubercorn made as cadets for the top of the temple. But after he accidentally washes all the colour out of it, he orders his Grimbots to bring him gulal powder to dye it again. The Grimbots do this rather too well, however, and soon there is no more powder left for the festival! It's up to the Go Jetters to fix Glitch's mistake and save the celebration.

Love Monster is finding it hard to think of something new to do on Do Something New Day, so he heads to Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny’s house to see if she has any ideas.

It’s Make Something Epic Day, and Love Monster knows exactly what he is going to make. In a fantasy, he imagines standing at the top of an epic fort in the forest while his friends come to play with him. Out of the fantasy, Love Monster gets to work on a building using rocks, twigs and wood from the forest. But when he has finished building, the fort that he has made isn’t epic at all. It’s just a pile of rocks, twigs and wood. He realises that this might be a bigger job than he thought.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

When Baba takes Bernie’s best shell, Oona helps him make amends.

Oona misses out on fun with her friends, but Baba finds a way to cheer her up.

Nick, Remie and Alva are growing bean plants, but Norman's plant isn’t growing. Nick and the Popcasters suggest what Norman needs to do to get his beans back on the scene.

Maddie is finding out about the life cycle of plants! She visits a gigantic tomato growing farm and uses her special time-lapse camera to discover how a plant germinates from a seed and grows into a shoot. Next, she travels in a lift to the top of the high greenhouse to see the flowers and tomato fruits growing. We learn how the plant needs water, sunlight and carbon dioxide to make its own energy to grow. Next, Maddie heads to a compost farm to see how compost is made from things we might throw away. She uses a special microscopic camera to see wriggly worms, insects and bacteria that help break down the waste to make useful compost we can grow plants in.

Maddie finds out how really tall buildings are made out of steel and concrete. She visits a skyscraper construction site to explain how the concrete columns that are buried deep into the ground help to make it strong and stable. Then Maddie uses a special 360 camera to see all around her from the top floor. Next Maddie is finding out how birds fly. She visits a bird sanctuary and uses a special slow-motion camera to help us understand how Ollie the barn owl uses his streamlined body and powerful wings to take off, fly, and land.

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

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

The band want to surprise Andy’s mum for her birthday, but she almost discovers their secret plans. Can they manage to keep everything under wraps in time for her big surprise.

Siblings Artie and Xenon both want the garden shed for themselves. The band try to settle the argument but soon start taking sides - can Sheriff Andy sort out the mess.

When Waffle's bubble making gets out of control, Mrs Hobbs invites a bubble magician to save Waffle and the Woofs' final rock performance.

Loud disco music disrupts Waffle’s after-school club experience, until George the cat finds a solution for Waffle - dog earmuffs to protect his ears. Time for a doggy disco.

Dodge isn't in class, and the pups wonder why. Woofer begins to really miss Dodge but hides his feeling from the rest of the class. It's only when Woofer says out loud how he feels that he starts to feel better and discovers the others feel the same way too.

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

Bobbles sails out to sea in a quest to find Bobbles’ true love who has gone exploring. They are happily reunited as Aimee and Nadeem perform the traditional ‘My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean’ in British Sign Language, accompanied by animations.

Love Monster debates whether to share a box of chocolates with his friends or not.

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

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.

Bluey and Bingo are playing the quiet game so won't tell Dad which toy to buy for Muffin.

When Nikhil is too busy to play, Jay creates a new imaginary friend. Nikhil makes one up too, and they compete to find out which one is the best.

JoJo and Gran Gran see Cynthia building a new greenhouse and decide to build a den. But when the den is too small both of them to fit in, Gran Gran helps JoJo with a plan they can follow to build a bigger den, one that will fit Gran Gran and Panda inside too.

Is Flynne in trouble? Oona is determined to find out.

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

Charlie is missing only one dinosaur for his immaculate collection, and it is the hardest one to get - the giganotosaurus. Lola is inspired to start her very own collection and eventually ends up with a unique assortment of things. Charlie has to guess what she collects, and the stakes are high. If he guesses correctly, he could win his precious giganotosaurus.

On their way to tea with the Iron Chicken, Major, Mother, Tiny and Small spot a fascinating new planet. Major insists on exploring it and they all become lost inside. Luckily, a passing Sky Moo spots their empty music boat and brings Granny to the rescue.

MeMo and BaBa are jumping in puddles and notice a rainbow in the sky. It’s beautiful and colourful, but where does it end? They head to the Play Tree to find the rainbow’s end and draw pictures of rainbows. BaBa thinks the rainbow ends with the Yummies, but MeMo thinks it ends with Elewhale. They embark on a journey to find more rainbows all over Planet BeddyByes.

Tombliboo Eee becomes separated from the other two Tombliboos, Unn and Ooo. They wander all over the garden looking for each other until Tombliboo Eee meets Upsy Daisy, who calls for the others with her megaphone.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. Upsy Daisy wants to rest in her bed but is disturbed by one character after another. Finally, Upsy Daisy is left alone but discovers that she would much rather play with her friends after all.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Greg James discovers what happens when a couch accidentally whooshes off the Lago family’s car and into a llama’s field.

WARNING : show starts before 19:00!! Siegfried is determined to make the errant farmers pay their bills.

To help mark 60 years of Asian broadcasting at the BBC, DJ Bobby Friction shares his love and knowledge of South Asian music with a journey back through the archives that celebrates some of the genre’s most important, enduring and spectacular acts from across the decades. With artists ranging from Lata Mangeshkar, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Ravi Shankar right through to Asian Dub Foundation, Naughty Boy and Apache Indian, Bobby’s selection highlights the vast range of musical styles and sounds, as well as the unbridled joy that feels built into so many of the performances that he’s personally selected.

Siegfried gives a friend's offspring some experience in the surgery. Calum resents this until he sees the young student.

France, 1870. Rosalie is a young woman with a secret... she was born with a face and body covered in hair. A genuine bearded lady. She's kept her secret safe all her life, until Abel, an indebted bar owner, marries her for her dowry. Now, she no longer wishes to hide. Inspired by a true story. In French with English subtitles.

Programme from 2018 marking 20 years since Goodness Gracious Me launched British Asian comedy onto mainstream TV. To celebrate the impact the series had on British comedy and culture, the show's stars look back at how it all began and how they created some of the best-loved comedy sketches and characters. From Indian Dad and Mr Cheque Please to the agenda-setting, opening episode classic Going for an English - 'What's the blandest thing on the menu?' - GGM held up a mirror to contemporary British society and appealed to audiences from all cultural backgrounds. The cast and creators come up with their top ten sketches or characters, and the public chooses its favourite Goodness Gracious Me moment of all - revealed at the end of this one-off special. Originally created by Sanjeev Bashkar, Meera Syal and writer Anil Gupta for Radio 4, the show transferred to BBC Two in 1998. On screen, Sanjeev and Meera were joined by Kulvinder Ghir and Nina Wadia, with a brilliant supporting cast which included Dave Lamb, Amanda Holden, Fiona Allen and Emma Kennedy. Between them, they created over 100 characters, dozens of catchphrases and some of the standout comedy moments of all time.

Michael Parkinson in conversation with Julie Andrews and Blake Edwards. From 1974.

Network East was the BBC’s long-running weekly magazine programme produced specifically for Britain’s Asian community, and to mark 60 years of Asian broadcasting, here is one of the show’s classic moments. Meera Syal takes an affectionate, comedic look back at the Asian programmes she grew up watching with her family - not always willingly - which helped shape her and many others’ childhoods and sense of belonging, from cookery and music programmes to the groundbreaking series like Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan. This started out advising the UK’s new arrivals how to adapt to everyday objects like lamps, but quickly evolved into something far more significant - even though watching it involved a young Meera being dragged out of bed every Sunday morning.

Another chance to see the first episode of the series for viewers from India and Pakistan.

In a television career that has spanned 98 shows, 12 series and more than 30 years in the business, Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker entertained millions with their inimitable brand of comedy - from gags, sketches and unique monologues to spectacular music numbers. First transmitted as an hour-long version a few months before Ronnie Barker's death in 2005, the Two Ronnies reunite to delve into the backstage stories behind some of their classic moments as they reveal their own personal memories from one of the most impressive comedy catalogues in mainstream entertainment. This episode contains the popular 'fork handles' sketch.

Another chance to see a programme from the series for Hindi and Urdu-speaking viewers.

Fletcher inadvertently becomes involved in the murky world of drugs.

Madhur Jaffrey visits the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the holy Sikh shrine, and sees how thousands are fed in the temple's community kitchen. In the rural Punjab, she comes across the rich buffalo milk used to make paneer cheese, and along the Pakistan border, she discovers that towns on both sides share a common language and cuisine.

Siegfried gives a friend's offspring some experience in the surgery. Calum resents this until he sees the young student.

Timeshift digs into the archive to trace the extraordinary story of the ultimate sanction. At the beginning of the 19th century, you could still be hanged in Britain for offences such as stealing a sheep or shooting a rabbit. Even children as young as seven were sent to the gallows. The last hanging in this country took place as recently as 1964. By opting for a dispassionate history rather than staging the usual polarised debate, the programme breaks new ground with its fascinating attention to detail, such as the protocols of the public execution or the 'science' of hanging. With contributions from both sides of the argument, it provides an essential guide to a subject that still divides us.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

Ginger joins the baby Pea-Rexes on their expedition to find dinner.

The Squirrels build the best rollercoaster ever. From a sweet song to spinning through a helix and getting the full g-force, it’s a ride Duggee’s going to remember.

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

The Squirrels are playing in the clubhouse when Naughty Monkey arrives and causes chaos! He later returns to his home to relax, but there is a knock at his door. It's his cousins, who have come to visit. But it turns out they are even naughtier than Naughty Monkey.

Supertato, Carrot and Tomato are making friendship bracelets in the craft aisle, but this gives Evil Pea the crafty idea of making a monster costume to scare them all out of the supermarket. With herself and the Corn Cobs stacked on top of each other, they initially get the veggies to run away. Supertato wonders if the monster is just looking for a new friend, so he chases after it! When one of the arms falls off the monster, the Tato Team realise it’s just someone in a costume. They find out it was Evil Pea all along.

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

Bing and Flop are making ginger bunny biscuits for Charlie and Coco. But when Charlie and Coco arrive, Charlie's done a mega poo, and in all the fuss cleaning him up, nobody hears the chickie timer ring to tell them that the biscuits are cooked.

Both Uncle Rad and Frisky accidently turn up to babysit Bluey and Bingo.

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

Hoping to follow in his great-aunt's footsteps, Glitch enlists the help of a sceptical Foz and a friendly yak in order to find a yeti in the Himalayas. But when a snowstorm traps them in a cave on the mountainside, the rest of the Go Jetters must battle the elements to find their friends.

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

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

When Jemima is short on fruity flapjack ingredients for her hungry ducklings, she misunderstands Peter's advice and heads to Mr McGregor's garden. It's up to Peter to launch a daring rescue mission before the dizzy duck gets caught by the Cat, or worse, Mr McGregor.

Meet the Go Jetters, four explorers on a global adventure! In this animated adventure comedy series, plucky heroes Xuli, Kyan, Lars and Foz travel the world with their teacher Ubercorn - a disco-loving unicorn. Glitch turns the Opera House into an opera boat to enter a race around Sydney Harbour.

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

When Peter promises the Shrew some worms to entice him to Cotton-tail's birthday party, he ends up accidentally putting everyone in danger.

The Odd Blocks are meeting for their special club. These Numberblocks are made of two with a one on top, and they never stop having fun. Numberblock One isn’t sure if she should be in the club - is she really an odd number? It’s up to her Odd Blocks friends to show her how important she really is.

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. S is feeling a bit sad but T, A and P are there to help and before long, everyone is tap-dancing. T has no tea, A has too many apples, but S is sagging so the others want to help. P pops in and they try some word magic - perhaps a comforting pat or a big musical number? This episode introduces the letters S, A, T and P and the words sat, pat, tap and taps.

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.

While sorting through his hats, Nick realises his favourite hat is missing. Can today's Popcast song help him find it.

A song about teaching Duggly how to use the potty.

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

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

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

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

Bing has enough money to buy one thing in Padget's shop, but he finds it hard to choose between all the lovely things. After much deliberation Bing chooses a camper van, but on the way home he begins to regret his decision.

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

Dee encourages a friend to say 'bike', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bikes doing lots of different things. There's a hopping bike, a shopping bike and even a dinosaur riding a bike! Dee has a new green and shiny bike, and we see her going for a bike ride with loads of friends. 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 finds a special leaf for the autumn collage.

The Piggies take on multiple missions and decide to split up. They soon realise they were all working on Fiona’s surprise birthday! Nothing is ready... Mission impossible? Not if they join forces.

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

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

Stop-motion preschool programme about the adventures of four inquisitive Twirlywoos. The Twirlywoos are at a campsite where they watch a hiker attaching things to his rucksack. While he peruses a map, the Twirlywoos decide to join more things onto the bag - including the chair the hiker is sitting in, and the tent itself. When the hiker gets up and begins to walk off, the entire campsite follows after him! The Twirlywoos return to the boat to find the Twirlywoo Screen. A series of dots appears, and when the Twirlywoos touch them, they join up into a picture of a bus. Little stick-figure passengers appear in each of the windows, and wave to the Twirlywoos, before the bus starts up and drives right off the wall.

Animated preschool series. Duggee puts his delicious homemade apple pie on the window sill to cool down, but the second his back is turned it's gone. Who took it? Can the Squirrels find out? Fortunately, Duggee has his detective badge - and there are some very small footprints to follow. The Squirrels go and find lots of clues to help Duggee solve the mystery. Being a detective is hard work.

Justin and his friends visit a living museum to experience life in the olden days. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble has overslept because his alarm clock is broken – but he has a plan.

Animated preschool series. Duggee is sewing a snazzy poncho, and the Squirrels want to make one too. They all get down to some sewing and it's very quiet in the clubhouse... until they hear a very loud sneeze! It's so loud that everything starts to shake. Where is it coming from? Duggee and the Squirrels go off and investigate, following the sneezes all the way to a polar bear with a very bad cold. He needs a hanky. What could they use instead.

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

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

Whilst searching for new discoveries, a rockfall traps Dad, Cosima and Big Lizard in a cave. Just when all is lost, Dad finally discovers a new species.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Isobel, Idris, Lincoln, Amber, Amelia, Jason, Willow and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Pans which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate pans inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Five Fat Sausages’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Animated adventure comedy series. When the Grimbots build their own Easter Island statue, it collapses and threatens the ancient Moai statues.

Animated adventure comedy series. The Grimbots are flying the Vroomster and their dodgy manoeuvres are about to flatten the Parthenon - Go Jetters, go.

Maddie and Triggs are out for a walk with Granny when they hear some interesting sounds coming from an old bell tower, and before long, they make friends with Ding, Dong, Bing and Bong - four creaky singing bells in need of some help.

Zola shrinks cars. Rhino learns about the tooth fairy.

Dylan the doctor wants to help his patients feel better. But when one of them comes in with something he’s never seen before, he has to dig deep into his silly medical knowledge vault.

Kiri and Lou are going to have a feast of their favourite fruit: yum yum baronies. But Lou loses control and eats them all before Kiri can have any.

Minty tries to fly and is mistaken for a Baby Bokchoydacty by its mother.

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

While rescuing Paani's gear from an icy river, the Octonauts discover a frozen salamander.

The Squirrels notice that Happy looks and seems different – he is frowning, his smile is upside down, and he’s wearing new trainers! When they check in on him, Happy is frustrated, but he can’t seem to identify where his frustration is coming from. They turn to Duggee for help, who uses his feeling cards to explain an array of feelings to Happy. All the Squirrels help by relaying their past experiences and the feelings that they evoked.

Mayor Myrtle urgently needs a spare bed for an important visitor. Stanley offers to help, but the new bed won't fit inside the house. Stanley gets to work building a guest house for Myrtle - until she realises she needs to take a trip herself.

The Game Catchers travel to a planet where they are taught to play witch says colour.

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

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Banana revealing an astonishing secret about herself in the opera piece, I’ve Got a Secret.

An environmental issue could have dire consequences on the island.

It is gardening time at the nursery. Harriet hands out seeds to Timmy and his friends and shows them all how to grow plants. Everyone grows healthy green plants except for Timmy, who only has a wispy little shoot in his plant pot. He sings to it and wraps it in a football scarf, but it's still wispy! Even Timmy is surprised when he sees what he has grown.

We meet five-year-old Henry and his family: Mummy, Mama, and little sister Sophie. There’s lots of fun in store with a breakfast boogie and a visit to a farm. Back at home, they have some bouncy fun on the trampoline, and they find a tiny visitor in need of rescuing. But will they get the ladybird to safety.

Elvis refuses to play football after his lucky, stinky socks are washed. Evie B leads the hunt for the smelliest smell in the Den so they can make the socks stinky again.

Vinnie's family is English and they come from a city called Bristol, which is located in the west of England. Bristol is famous for hot-air balloons and pirates! Vinnie makes his tarts by mixing the leaves from parsley and thyme into cream cheese. Then, he makes rectangles out of pastry and spreads the cream cheese mixture on top. To finish off his recipe, Vinnie lays chopped asparagus on top of the cream cheese, before it goes in the oven to cook. Vinnie's special ingredient is asparagus. Do you think his friends will like it in his tarts? With his meal, Vinnie also has a brilliant pirate-themed party planned for his friends. Arrr.

Bella finds out all about some of the smallest mammals in the UK - mice! Chantelle visits a wildlife group to meet Sean, Mossy, Gabriela and Cara and help them release harvest mice into the wild. Rory and his son Sandy are at a farm looking for mice. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about prehensile tails, where mice find food, how many babies they have and whether or not they hibernate. It’s also time to find out what mice do to help the planet! This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a tennis ball house for harvest mice.

We follow James and his family as they learn about and celebrate the harvest season. James is helping Dad around their farm, spreading hay for the cows and feeding milk to their calves with his sister Grace. Once finished, the chickens are let loose, and the family go on an egg hunt - how many will they find? Afterwards, they build a scarecrow and put him in the field, where he's ready to scare off all the birds. The next day, James is on a fishing boat with Mum - I wonder what they will catch! Later, James is at a dairy farm with Dad, where he learns how to milk a cow and gets to take some fresh milk home. James then visits a flour mill, where he learns how to make flour for the first time! At home, the family enjoy a Harvest supper, filled with fresh ingredients from James’ exciting day out.

Beekeeper Gruff shows why it’s important for him to wear his veil when doing his job.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers discover how stinging nettles play an important role in the environment. They find out that a nettle’s sting can help protect it as well as some insects that shelter on them. They learn that nettles can also be food for some animals too. On the way, they try some nettle tea and pretend to be stinging nettles, trying to keep Ranger Hamza’s Mr Fox away.

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.

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.

Motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines, all of which are different kinds of motorbikes! Grace rides a classic touring bike, then shows off futuristic self-balancing bikes before heading to an indoor motocross course to ride an electric dirt bike.

It's class photo day, but no-one can work out why Biscuit has arrived with a box on her head. When the pups realise she is embarrassed about her 'fur' style, they work together to make her feel better by making paper hats for everyone to wear. Biscuit finally understands the importance of just being herself.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘donkey’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We meet all sorts of donkeys – a brown donkey, a grey donkey, an eating-lots-of-hay donkey. There’s a nosy donkey and a long-eared donkey, a hee-hawing donkey and even a see-sawing donkey.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts and some helpless crabs are caught between two territorial groups of anemones - and their numbers are growing.

One finds a friendly furball, two of them tickle Two and soon Numberland is full of fun and fluffies! Have fun counting and learning how to make sevens with the Numberblocks.

The Alphablocks join in with a singalong song, in which birds sing and bells ring. This episode introduces the '-ng' digraph and the words sing, song, ring, king, ting, ping, ding, dong, pong and bang.

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

It's a lovely day at the beach, and the Three Bears are serving ice cream in cones to everyone. Unfortunately, Little Bear is having trouble remembering how many scoops their friends have asked for. Again volunteers to help out.

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.

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

It is a rainy day in the clubhouse, which means it’s a perfect day for a board game. Duggee introduces the Squirrels to one of his favourite games, but it might be just a little bit too complex for them.

Love Monster is finding it hard to think of something new to do on Do Something New Day, so he heads to Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny’s house to see if she has any ideas.

When Yukee’s Garden plays host to Ray and Easy, the Jazz Frogs, Toad discovers he has had an unlikely influence over their visitors.

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

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.

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

Mr Tumble goes to Chef Tumble's restaurant, where everything is either too big or too small. Meanwhile, Justin and his friends visit a model village.

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

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

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

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

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

Live-action children's show. Tim and Dad are going to Bellford Hospital to pick up Topsy and Mummy. Dad has to bring some special things in to hospital for Topsy.

When Baba takes Bernie’s best shell, Oona helps him make amends.

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

Nick and Norman are stuck up a 100-year-old oak tree. Nick discovers Grandpa’s old guitar and remembers playing it many years ago with his mum under the same old oak tree.

The Game Catchers land on the Origami Planet and meet three aliens who can turn into whatever they want! They play rock paper scissors but must solve another mystery after learning their spaceships have disappeared.

Maddie is finding out about the life cycle of plants! She visits a gigantic tomato growing farm and uses her special time-lapse camera to discover how a plant germinates from a seed and grows into a shoot. Next, she travels in a lift to the top of the high greenhouse to see the flowers and tomato fruits growing. We learn how the plant needs water, sunlight and carbon dioxide to make its own energy to grow. Next, Maddie heads to a compost farm to see how compost is made from things we might throw away. She uses a special microscopic camera to see wriggly worms, insects and bacteria that help break down the waste to make useful compost we can grow plants in.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts recruit a shape-shifting mimic octopus to help them recover an important vial of medicinal algae from a moray eel's lair.

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

When Peter is asked to watch Jemima's egg, he discovers that babysitting is far more dangerous than he could ever have imagined.

The band want to surprise Andy’s mum for her birthday, but she almost discovers their secret plans. Can they manage to keep everything under wraps in time for her big surprise.

When the Squirrels find Duggee playing the saxophone, they want to have a go, too. Several pots, balloons, tins, tubes and some water later, and the Squirrels are making music. And boy, are they loud.

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

When Waffle's bubble making gets out of control, Mrs Hobbs invites a bubble magician to save Waffle and the Woofs' final rock performance.

It's Harvest Festival in the supermarket, and Supertato tells the Grape Kids, Tomato, Broccoli and Chilli the story of his first Harvest Festival - the day he arrived in the supermarket! But Evil Pea hijacks the story, explaining how she arrived on the same day, and how she and Supertato first met. She reveals a shocking truth - young Supertato helped her freeze all the fruits and veggies in the supermarket! Supertato admits this is true, but there is more to the story.

It's pea crumble for lunch at Pup School, and when Biscuit gets peas stuck in her fur, Dodge mishears and thinks she has fleas. The misunderstanding sends the rest of the pups into a frenzy, thinking that fleas are spreading around the school. When Dodge takes a moment to double-check the facts, everything becomes clear.

Dad has left Cosima in charge for the day. It seems like an excellent opportunity to have a massive party! What could possibly go wrong.

Nori and Dot are stuck in a treehouse without a door. How can Mojo and Bo get them out? By sending the treehouse flying across town, that’s how.

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

Bobbles goes to the circus to see a talented man on a trapeze but little does Bobbles know that the man will steal away Bobbles’ love. Mia and Nadeem perform the traditional ‘The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze’ in British Sign Language.

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

Love Monster has to overcome his fears of the big slide to rescue Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny when she gets scared.

Both Uncle Rad and Frisky accidently turn up to babysit Bluey and Bingo.

When Fergie gets hiccups right before singing with her band, she calls on Vida for a quick preshow cure. None of Vida’s tricks work, but she knows what will - Fergie needs to get scared. And, luckily for Fergie, she gets stage fright.

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.

Searching for a vital part of the ship that was lost during their crash-landing, Cosima and Big Lizard find Dunk stuck on a beach. They use science to save the day and make a new friend.

It's show and tell day, and it's Bertie's turn to share with the class why he loves gardening. The pups are keen to give it a go but haven't fully listened to how it should be done. When Bertie mentions digging, Dodge gets carried away. Together with the pups, they end up ruining the garden. Bertie gets cross and feels upset. Dodge and Bertie both realise their mistakes, apologise, and become friends again.

Bluey and Bingo must prove Mr Monkeyjocks is special to save him from being chucked out.

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

Preschool comedy drama series. The Brooklyn-Bells decorate Doug's bedroom. Waffle causes a green paint disaster and escapes into Mrs Hobbs's house next door.

JoJo meets Ezra’s grandson Jaxon, and they join Jared, Cynthia, Ezra and Terrence for a football match in the park - with Gran Gran as the referee! The game goes well, but JoJo doesn’t score any goals. Gran Gran reminds her she is good at catching and suggests she tries being a goalkeeper instead. With JoJo’s help, her team wins.

Phoenix has picked up a strange, strong smell after playing with Mossy, and nobody knows where it came from. Phoenix needs a swim to wash it off, and on the way to the river, the friends try to figure out what caused the smell. They retrace Phoenix's steps and discover many different smells in nature... but which one of them is the right match.

Oona makes a friend – forever.

Great-Gran Gran shows JoJo an old family photo – it's fun spotting Gran Gran, Mummy and Great-Gran Gran when they were younger. JoJo recognises some people, but there are lots of members of her family that she’s never met before. Gran Gran has an idea for a Gran Gran plan – they can use the family photos to make their very own family tree. But who is on the missing photo, and why are they so important to JoJo.

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

Colly Wobble finds an Upside-Down crown in the curiosity box, and decides to play at being the Upside-Down Princess. In Storyland, everybody visits the extraordinary Upside-Down Castle for a comical Upside-Down tea with the Upside-Down Princess.

Children's animation. Charlie loves his little sister Lola, even if she gets carried away by her imagination sometimes! Lola and Lotta are best, best friends. They do everything together - until a new girl arrives at school. Lola feels left out until Charlie and Marv help her realise that Lotta is still her best friend.

Small gives Tiny a lovely sparkly bag which he has caught when fishing in space. It is perfect for Tiny's panpipes. But when she goes to get her panpipes out of the bag, she is amazed to find it speaks, in sounds and shapes.

MeMo loves dancing. BaBa wants to dance but finds it hard to follow MeMo’s steps. At the Play Tree, they choose a music speaker and do some more dancing. BaBa is still struggling to copy MeMo’s routine and decides to watch MeMo dance instead. At Yummy Time, the Yummies show BaBa that there are many different ways to dance. BaBa joins in, doing their own BaBa dance. BaBa loves dancing too.

A strange little egg-shaped creature lands on the planet - an Eggbot. It sings a high note - doh. It proceeds to explore and gets stuck in a cave deep underground, where it is heard by the sleeping Clangers. They are amazed when they hear another note, a low doh, and find a giant Eggbot come to rescue the little Doh, with the help of six other singing Eggbots - Ray, Me, Fah, Soh, Lah and Te.

The Tombliboos are playing their music so quickly that everybody does everything very fast. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy dance, and Makka Pakka washes stones until at last, the Tombliboos slow down.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. Upsy Daisy wants to rest in her bed but is disturbed by one character after another. Finally, Upsy Daisy is left alone but discovers that she would much rather play with her friends after all.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Have you ever wondered what your cat gets up to when you're not around? Oscar is a cat with a secret: he loves to dance! Join Oscar as he taps, twirls and swings through all kinds of dances on his way to awards, glitter and fame. But what is his favourite dance of all? Find out in today’s Bedtime Story read by Katie Piper.

To help mark 60 years of Asian broadcasting at the BBC, DJ Bobby Friction shares his love and knowledge of South Asian music, with a journey back through the archives that celebrates some of the genre’s most important, enduring and spectacular acts from across the decades. With artists ranging from Lata Mangeshkar, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Ravi Shankar right through to Asian Dub Foundation, Naughty Boy and Apache Indian, Bobby’s selection highlights the vast range of musical styles and sounds, as well as the unbridled joy that feels built into so many of the performances that he’s personally selected.

Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke discover the art and design of Amsterdam - a city that pioneered much of modern life, from multinational trade to how we design our homes.

Robert Robinson referees as Frank Muir Anna Massey and Godfrey Smith take on Arthur Marshall Sally Magnusson and Peter Egan in a duel of words and wit.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Patrick Moore. With guest musician Joan Cross.

A film portrait of one of the greatest jazz singers of all time. Billie Holiday's tragic story, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44, is told in the words of her closest friends and colleagues - but mostly through the songs themselves. The programme assembles an unprecedented number of her filmed performances and includes classics such as God Bless the Child, Don't Explain and Fine and Mellow.

Programme from 2018 marking 20 years since Goodness Gracious Me launched British Asian comedy onto mainstream TV. To celebrate the impact the series had on British comedy and culture, the show's stars look back at how it all began and how they created some of the best-loved comedy sketches and characters. From Indian Dad and Mr Cheque Please to the agenda-setting, opening episode classic Going for an English - 'What's the blandest thing on the menu?' - GGM held up a mirror to contemporary British society and appealed to audiences from all cultural backgrounds. The cast and creators come up with their top ten sketches or characters, and the public chooses its favourite Goodness Gracious Me moment of all - revealed at the end of this one-off special. Originally created by Sanjeev Bashkar, Meera Syal and writer Anil Gupta for Radio 4, the show transferred to BBC Two in 1998. On screen, Sanjeev and Meera were joined by Kulvinder Ghir and Nina Wadia, with a brilliant supporting cast which included Dave Lamb, Amanda Holden, Fiona Allen and Emma Kennedy. Between them, they created over 100 characters, dozens of catchphrases and some of the standout comedy moments of all time.

Network East was the BBC’s long-running weekly magazine programme produced specifically for Britain’s Asian community, and to mark 60 years of Asian broadcasting, here is one of the show’s classic moments. Meera Syal takes an affectionate, comedic look back at the Asian programmes she grew up watching with her family - not always willingly - which helped shape her and many others’ childhoods and sense of belonging, from cookery and music programmes to the groundbreaking series like Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan. This started out advising the UK’s new arrivals how to adapt to everyday objects like lamps, but quickly evolved into something far more significant - even though watching it involved a young Meera being dragged out of bed every Sunday morning.

Performance artist Marina Abramovic invites Alan Yentob into her home, opens her archive, travels to her birthplace in Belgrade and talks about turning her life into art.

Another chance to see an episode of the series for viewers from India and Pakistan.

Another chance to see a programme from the series for Hindi and Urdu-speaking viewers.

Another chance to see a programme from the series for Hindi and Urdu-speaking viewers.

Madhur Jaffrey visits the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the holy Sikh shrine, and sees how thousands are fed in the temple's community kitchen. In the rural Punjab, she comes across the rich buffalo milk used to make paneer cheese, and along the Pakistan border, she discovers that towns on both sides share a common language and cuisine.

Fred Dibnah takes a look at mining, touring from Cornwall to Scotland to explore how tin, slate, lead and coal were all extracted from the ground. Along the way, he visits old mine workings, drives and winding engines, and he descends a mine shaft strapped to the top of the cage.

A film portrait of one of the greatest jazz singers of all time. Billie Holiday's tragic story, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44, is told in the words of her closest friends and colleagues - but mostly through the songs themselves. The programme assembles an unprecedented number of her filmed performances and includes classics such as God Bless the Child, Don't Explain and Fine and Mellow.

Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke discover the art and design of Amsterdam - a city that pioneered much of modern life, from multinational trade to how we design our homes.

Madhur Jaffrey visits the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the holy Sikh shrine, and sees how thousands are fed in the temple's community kitchen. In the rural Punjab, she comes across the rich buffalo milk used to make paneer cheese, and along the Pakistan border, she discovers that towns on both sides share a common language and cuisine.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

WARNING : show starts before 02:50!! Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

The Squirrels build the best rollercoaster ever. From a sweet song to spinning through a helix and getting the full g-force, it’s a ride Duggee’s going to remember.

The Squirrels are playing in the clubhouse when Naughty Monkey arrives and causes chaos! He later returns to his home to relax, but there is a knock at his door. It's his cousins, who have come to visit. But it turns out they are even naughtier than Naughty Monkey.

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

Both Uncle Rad and Frisky accidently turn up to babysit Bluey and Bingo.

Hoping to follow in his great-aunt's footsteps, Glitch enlists the help of a sceptical Foz and a friendly yak in order to find a yeti in the Himalayas. But when a snowstorm traps them in a cave on the mountainside, the rest of the Go Jetters must battle the elements to find their friends.

When Jemima is short on fruity flapjack ingredients for her hungry ducklings, she misunderstands Peter's advice and heads to Mr McGregor's garden. It's up to Peter to launch a daring rescue mission before the dizzy duck gets caught by the Cat, or worse, Mr McGregor.

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

The Odd Blocks are meeting for their special club. These Numberblocks are made of two with a one on top, and they never stop having fun. Numberblock One isn’t sure if she should be in the club - is she really an odd number? It’s up to her Odd Blocks friends to show her how important she really is.

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. S is feeling a bit sad but T, A and P are there to help and before long, everyone is tap-dancing. T has no tea, A has too many apples, but S is sagging so the others want to help. P pops in and they try some word magic - perhaps a comforting pat or a big musical number? This episode introduces the letters S, A, T and P and the words sat, pat, tap and taps.

While sorting through his hats, Nick realises his favourite hat is missing. Can today's Popcast song help him find it.

A song about teaching Duggly how to use the potty.

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

Bing has enough money to buy one thing in Padget's shop, but he finds it hard to choose between all the lovely things. After much deliberation Bing chooses a camper van, but on the way home he begins to regret his decision.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'bike', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different bikes doing lots of different things. There's a hopping bike, a shopping bike and even a dinosaur riding a bike! Dee has a new green and shiny bike, and we see her going for a bike ride with loads of friends. 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.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'duck', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different ducks - a brown duck, a white duck and Dee even goes for a ride in a yellow duck boat! There are baby ducks, mother ducks and lots of funny ducks eating their dinner. 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 finds a special leaf for the autumn collage.

The Piggies take on multiple missions and decide to split up. They soon realise they were all working on Fiona’s surprise birthday! Nothing is ready... Mission impossible? Not if they join forces.

Stop-motion preschool programme about the adventures of four inquisitive Twirlywoos. The Twirlywoos are at a campsite where they watch a hiker attaching things to his rucksack. While he peruses a map, the Twirlywoos decide to join more things onto the bag - including the chair the hiker is sitting in, and the tent itself. When the hiker gets up and begins to walk off, the entire campsite follows after him! The Twirlywoos return to the boat to find the Twirlywoo Screen. A series of dots appears, and when the Twirlywoos touch them, they join up into a picture of a bus. Little stick-figure passengers appear in each of the windows, and wave to the Twirlywoos, before the bus starts up and drives right off the wall.

Justin and his friends visit a living museum to experience life in the olden days. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble has overslept because his alarm clock is broken – but he has a plan.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Isobel, Idris, Lincoln, Amber, Amelia, Jason, Willow and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Pans which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate pans inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Five Fat Sausages’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Maddie and Triggs are out for a walk with Granny when they hear some interesting sounds coming from an old bell tower, and before long, they make friends with Ding, Dong, Bing and Bong - four creaky singing bells in need of some help.

Dylan the doctor wants to help his patients feel better. But when one of them comes in with something he’s never seen before, he has to dig deep into his silly medical knowledge vault.

Kiri and Lou are going to have a feast of their favourite fruit: yum yum baronies. But Lou loses control and eats them all before Kiri can have any.

Minty tries to fly and is mistaken for a Baby Bokchoydacty by its mother.

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

The Squirrels notice that Happy looks and seems different – he is frowning, his smile is upside down, and he’s wearing new trainers! When they check in on him, Happy is frustrated, but he can’t seem to identify where his frustration is coming from. They turn to Duggee for help, who uses his feeling cards to explain an array of feelings to Happy. All the Squirrels help by relaying their past experiences and the feelings that they evoked.

The Game Catchers travel to a planet where they are taught to play witch says colour.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Banana revealing an astonishing secret about herself in the opera piece, I’ve Got a Secret.

It is gardening time at the nursery. Harriet hands out seeds to Timmy and his friends and shows them all how to grow plants. Everyone grows healthy green plants except for Timmy, who only has a wispy little shoot in his plant pot. He sings to it and wraps it in a football scarf, but it's still wispy! Even Timmy is surprised when he sees what he has grown.

We meet five-year-old Henry and his family: Mummy, Mama, and little sister Sophie. There’s lots of fun in store with a breakfast boogie and a visit to a farm. Back at home, they have some bouncy fun on the trampoline, and they find a tiny visitor in need of rescuing. But will they get the ladybird to safety.

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.

Bella finds out all about some of the smallest mammals in the UK - mice! Chantelle visits a wildlife group to meet Sean, Mossy, Gabriela and Cara and help them release harvest mice into the wild. Rory and his son Sandy are at a farm looking for mice. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about prehensile tails, where mice find food, how many babies they have and whether or not they hibernate. It’s also time to find out what mice do to help the planet! This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make a tennis ball house for harvest mice.

Beekeeper Gruff shows why it’s important for him to wear his veil when doing his job.

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.

Motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines, all of which are different kinds of motorbikes! Grace rides a classic touring bike, then shows off futuristic self-balancing bikes before heading to an indoor motocross course to ride an electric dirt bike.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘donkey’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We meet all sorts of donkeys – a brown donkey, a grey donkey, an eating-lots-of-hay donkey. There’s a nosy donkey and a long-eared donkey, a hee-hawing donkey and even a see-sawing donkey.

One finds a friendly furball, two of them tickle Two and soon Numberland is full of fun and fluffies! Have fun counting and learning how to make sevens with the Numberblocks.

The Alphablocks join in with a singalong song, in which birds sing and bells ring. This episode introduces the '-ng' digraph and the words sing, song, ring, king, ting, ping, ding, dong, pong and bang.

It's a lovely day at the beach, and the Three Bears are serving ice cream in cones to everyone. Unfortunately, Little Bear is having trouble remembering how many scoops their friends have asked for. Again volunteers to help out.

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.

It is a rainy day in the clubhouse, which means it’s a perfect day for a board game. Duggee introduces the Squirrels to one of his favourite games, but it might be just a little bit too complex for them.

When Yukee’s Garden plays host to Ray and Easy, the Jazz Frogs, Toad discovers he has had an unlikely influence over their visitors.

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

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

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

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

Live-action children's show. Tim and Dad are going to Bellford Hospital to pick up Topsy and Mummy. Dad has to bring some special things in to hospital for Topsy.

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

The Game Catchers land on the Origami Planet and meet three aliens who can turn into whatever they want! They play rock paper scissors but must solve another mystery after learning their spaceships have disappeared.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts recruit a shape-shifting mimic octopus to help them recover an important vial of medicinal algae from a moray eel's lair.

When Peter is asked to watch Jemima's egg, he discovers that babysitting is far more dangerous than he could ever have imagined.

When the Squirrels find Duggee playing the saxophone, they want to have a go, too. Several pots, balloons, tins, tubes and some water later, and the Squirrels are making music. And boy, are they loud.

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

It's Harvest Festival in the supermarket, and Supertato tells the Grape Kids, Tomato, Broccoli and Chilli the story of his first Harvest Festival - the day he arrived in the supermarket! But Evil Pea hijacks the story, explaining how she arrived on the same day, and how she and Supertato first met. She reveals a shocking truth - young Supertato helped her freeze all the fruits and veggies in the supermarket! Supertato admits this is true, but there is more to the story.

Dad has left Cosima in charge for the day. It seems like an excellent opportunity to have a massive party! What could possibly go wrong.

Nori and Dot are stuck in a treehouse without a door. How can Mojo and Bo get them out? By sending the treehouse flying across town, that’s how.

An old map, mysterious clues and ancient secrets... Mojo and Bo are after the treasure of the Knights of Swoppiton! But Preston’s after it too, so they need to get there first.

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

Both Uncle Rad and Frisky accidently turn up to babysit Bluey and Bingo.

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.

It's show and tell day, and it's Bertie's turn to share with the class why he loves gardening. The pups are keen to give it a go but haven't fully listened to how it should be done. When Bertie mentions digging, Dodge gets carried away. Together with the pups, they end up ruining the garden. Bertie gets cross and feels upset. Dodge and Bertie both realise their mistakes, apologise, and become friends again.

Preschool comedy drama series. The Brooklyn-Bells decorate Doug's bedroom. Waffle causes a green paint disaster and escapes into Mrs Hobbs's house next door.

Phoenix has picked up a strange, strong smell after playing with Mossy, and nobody knows where it came from. Phoenix needs a swim to wash it off, and on the way to the river, the friends try to figure out what caused the smell. They retrace Phoenix's steps and discover many different smells in nature... but which one of them is the right match.

Great-Gran Gran shows JoJo an old family photo – it's fun spotting Gran Gran, Mummy and Great-Gran Gran when they were younger. JoJo recognises some people, but there are lots of members of her family that she’s never met before. Gran Gran has an idea for a Gran Gran plan – they can use the family photos to make their very own family tree. But who is on the missing photo, and why are they so important to JoJo.

Colly Wobble finds an Upside-Down crown in the curiosity box, and decides to play at being the Upside-Down Princess. In Storyland, everybody visits the extraordinary Upside-Down Castle for a comical Upside-Down tea with the Upside-Down Princess.

A strange little egg-shaped creature lands on the planet - an Eggbot. It sings a high note - doh. It proceeds to explore and gets stuck in a cave deep underground, where it is heard by the sleeping Clangers. They are amazed when they hear another note, a low doh, and find a giant Eggbot come to rescue the little Doh, with the help of six other singing Eggbots - Ray, Me, Fah, Soh, Lah and Te.

The Tombliboos are playing their music so quickly that everybody does everything very fast. Igglepiggle and Upsy Daisy dance, and Makka Pakka washes stones until at last, the Tombliboos slow down.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall reads the classic story of The Ugly Five.

Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke discover the art and design of Amsterdam - a city that pioneered much of modern life, from multinational trade to how we design our homes.

When Margo buys a spinning wheel at an antique shop, Tom buys a loom so he and Barbara can make their own woollen clothes.

Jim Hacker considers cancelling the Trident programme after discovering some interesting facts about the UK's defence system.

Robert Robinson referees as Frank Muir Anna Massey and Godfrey Smith take on Arthur Marshall Sally Magnusson and Peter Egan in a duel of words and wit.

King Henry VIII had a fascinating and enlightening relationship with art. He came to the throne as the Renaissance swept across Europe, yet England's new king never lost sight of the medieval chivalry of his forefathers. In the first of a two-part documentary, architectural historian Jonathan Foyle looks at the palaces, tapestries, music and paintings created in Henry's name and questions whether the art he commissioned compensates for the religious treasures he would come to destroy.

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Patrick Moore. With guest musician Joan Cross.

A film portrait of one of the greatest jazz singers of all time. Billie Holiday's tragic story, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44, is told in the words of her closest friends and colleagues - but mostly through the songs themselves. The programme assembles an unprecedented number of her filmed performances and includes classics such as God Bless the Child, Don't Explain and Fine and Mellow.

In an era of escalating censorship, librarians have found themselves on the front line of America’s culture wars. This film follows the dispute between librarians with a deep academic tradition of access to knowledge and campaigning groups who seek to ban books that they find objectionable. In Texas, the Krause List, a blacklist of 850 books, many focused on race, gender and LGBTQIA+ lives, sparks a wave of book bans that sweep across the country. What begins in quiet library stacks erupts into fierce battles at school boards, community meetings and courtrooms. Facing harassment, threats and laws that criminalise their work, the librarians refuse to back down, exposing the growing influence of white Christian nationalism and the coordinated efforts to control ideas by silencing voices. Urgent and deeply human, this film is a powerful reminder that access to knowledge is never guaranteed and that democracy depends on those willing to protect it.

Performance artist Marina Abramovic invites Alan Yentob into her home, opens her archive, travels to her birthplace in Belgrade and talks about turning her life into art.

Simon explores the early years of Spain's 2,000-year history, its emergence as the battleground of empires and its golden age under the Cordoba Caliphate.

Fred Dibnah takes a look at mining, touring from Cornwall to Scotland to explore how tin, slate, lead and coal were all extracted from the ground. Along the way, he visits old mine workings, drives and winding engines, and he descends a mine shaft strapped to the top of the cage.

The railways changed what we eat and the culinary tastes of the population. Moving produce around at speed was suddenly possible - fresh meat, wet fish, dairy, fruit and veg were now widely available. And it was in London where arguably the nation's diet changed the most. With a new system of rapid transport, it was now possible for the capital to enjoy food supplies from all corners of the nation. Diets improved, in terms of the variety and quality of food available, and Victorian men and women developed a taste for one particular dish that would be popular with the masses for generations to come - fish and chips.

A film portrait of one of the greatest jazz singers of all time. Billie Holiday's tragic story, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44, is told in the words of her closest friends and colleagues - but mostly through the songs themselves. The programme assembles an unprecedented number of her filmed performances and includes classics such as God Bless the Child, Don't Explain and Fine and Mellow.

In an era of escalating censorship, librarians have found themselves on the front line of America’s culture wars. This film follows the dispute between librarians with a deep academic tradition of access to knowledge and campaigning groups who seek to ban books that they find objectionable. In Texas, the Krause List, a blacklist of 850 books, many focused on race, gender and LGBTQIA+ lives, sparks a wave of book bans that sweep across the country. What begins in quiet library stacks erupts into fierce battles at school boards, community meetings and courtrooms. Facing harassment, threats and laws that criminalise their work, the librarians refuse to back down, exposing the growing influence of white Christian nationalism and the coordinated efforts to control ideas by silencing voices. Urgent and deeply human, this film is a powerful reminder that access to knowledge is never guaranteed and that democracy depends on those willing to protect it.

Janina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke discover the art and design of Amsterdam - a city that pioneered much of modern life, from multinational trade to how we design our homes.

King Henry VIII had a fascinating and enlightening relationship with art. He came to the throne as the Renaissance swept across Europe, yet England's new king never lost sight of the medieval chivalry of his forefathers. In the first of a two-part documentary, architectural historian Jonathan Foyle looks at the palaces, tapestries, music and paintings created in Henry's name and questions whether the art he commissioned compensates for the religious treasures he would come to destroy.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

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

The Squirrels want to get a world record, but in what? Duggee is too busy to help. Luckily, Norrie has a record-breaking idea..

Bing Bong! There's somebody at the door. It's Delivery Chipmunk with a parcel for Duggee, but why is it wrapped up like a present? Maybe it's Duggee's birthday! The Squirrels decide they should have a party, but they will have to keep it a secret as it's a very BIG surprise.

Dad agrees to play sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo to stop them from disturbing Mum.

Bingo is stomping around the house with Dad causing chaos, but can Bluey get her to stop.

Glitch's plans to open a hotel on an unspoilt beach in Thailand go horribly wrong when a group of macaque monkeys steal his Grim-o-freeze gun. It doesn't take long for the trouble to spread across Monkey Bay, so the Go Jetters leap into action to help save the beach, its tourists and Glitch himself.

Animated series. When Peter uses a model owl to scare off Old Brown, he ends up scaring the squirrels too.

When Mr Tod catches Squirrel Nutkin and takes him to Owl Island to get a squirrel recipe from Old Brown, it falls to Peter, Lily, Benjamin and the other squirrels to save Nutkin from being turned into a squirrel hotpot dinner.

While cleaning after a storm, the Octonauts find a primate known as a spectral tarsier.

Five wishes to fly up to the stars, but she doesn’t have enough blocks to get there. She tries adding different Numberblock friends, but no-one can make her tall enough to reach the sky. Can Five figure out what she needs to reach the stars and make a wish.

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. M is very hungry, so he and his friends make a gingerbread man - but he runs off. They chase on a flying mat, and a handy map keeps them hot on his trail. Can they corner the cheeky biscuit? This episode introduces the letter M and the words mat, map and man.

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. I wants to show off her incredible singing but when she holds hands with N, they get stuck inside a floating balloon. Can word magic help them out or will I's singing save the day? This episode introduces the letters I and N and the words tin, tip and pin.

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

A song all about the joys and magic of reading.

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

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

Dee encourages a friend to say 'cup', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different cups and explore how they look and what they do. We see a pink cup, a sippy cup and even a drippy cup full of Dee's paint! We enjoy a flower cup, a flutter cup and a cute little cup full of bubbles. 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.

Dee encourages a friend to say 'duck', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different ducks - a brown duck, a white duck and Dee even goes for a ride in a yellow duck boat! There are baby ducks, mother ducks and lots of funny ducks eating their dinner. 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 struggles to keep up with Biba on her new balance bike.

The Piggies are building a model of Fine Forest, and each house must match the real one. But when a drop of gold paint lands on Fiona’s yurt model, Wilf is convinced it hides treasure. He will do whatever it takes to get the yurt - no matter the risk.

Stop-motion preschool series. The Twirlywoos learn how to fit pipes together when they create a surprising water feature, and the Very Important Lady falls apart.

Justin and his friend get creative with paint at a pottery cafe. Artiste Tumble also has an arty day, painting a portrait of Tumble Ted.

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

Nigel and Baby Bear welcome babies Ian, Bonnie, Xander, Connor, Gracie, Addi and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Balls which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate balls inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun song ‘Three Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Maddie and Triggs can’t wait to watch the season finale of their favourite show, Trumpet Cat. But there’s one small problem… snack attacks! Maddie’s popcorn is loud, Triggs’s doggy biccies are even louder - and no-one can hear Trumpet Cat! As Maddie and Triggs grumble about how annoying and different the other one is, they also wonder if these differences might also be what makes them the perfect pair.

Dylan the bin collector wants to collect all the rubbish. But when his truck overflows, he has to find somewhere to put it.

Kiri feels left out when Lou plays with their new friend Sorry. But then she discovers how fun it can be to have an imaginary friend.

Ginger encounters an injured Mamma Pea-Rex, who quickly befriends the baby Pea-Rexes.

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

After overhearing Duggee listening to a beautiful track by the Squirrel Valley Voices Choir, the Squirrels seek to learn more about the roles that make up a choir – basses, sopranos, altos and tenors. A distressed Eugene then alerts them that half of the choir have been taken sick and can’t perform that day. The Squirrels step up to take their place. Initially, when the newly arranged choir sing, the voices aren’t gelling together. Duggee teaches them the principles they must get right first, for the choir to succeed – breathing, pitch, volume, focus and timing. With a lot of practice, the Squirrels turn up to perform perfectly together and finally earn their Choir Badge.

After landing on a strange and slippery planet, the Game Catchers meet the snail aliens.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Pumpkin demonstrating incredible strength and attempting to break a Roots and Fruits record.

Timmy is thrilled when he sees Osbourne practising a conjuring act. Convinced he can do magic too, Timmy tries to impress his friends, but none of the tricks seem to work. That is, until Osbourne shows him how it is done and Timmy learns that practice makes perfect.

It’s Mummy’s birthday! Henry, Sophie and Mama go on a secret shopping trip to find the perfect present. Back at home, Henry plans out a treasure map and sends Mummy on a heroic birthday adventure. Can she brave the hot lava? And will she find her presents.

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.

Cristiano finds out all about some teeny tiny recyclers - millipedes! Chantelle visits the zoo to meet Amber and some Tanzanian red-legged millipedes. Rory and his son Sandy search for millipedes under rocks and leaves. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain about how many legs millipedes have, why they curl up and how they see. It’s also time to find out what millipedes do to help the planet – detritivores keep the forest floors clean and help plants get oxygen. Sandy’s friend Zoe joins for this episode’s Teeny Tiny Task: learning how to recycle like millipedes.

Rhythmic gymnast Mimi tells us all about her gymnastics ribbon and the shapes that she loves to make with it.

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.

It’s a new day, and Mrs Farrell is checking in with all the children to see how they are. Lucas tells her he is looking for more friends to play with, and there are lots of volunteers! Isla, Otto and Jud bake some delicious tiger ginger biscuits, using coloured icing for roar-some decorations. At playtime, Jud asks if she can play with Lucas, and they have a fun-filled game of chase. The day ends with carpet-time, and Lucas is happy with his new-found friends.

In this episode, motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that all have tracks! Grace drives a super cool shredder, shows off the massive Nasa crawler and gets to drive a trencher.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘train’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different types of train – a long train, a fast train, a slow train and a choo-choo train. There is an animal train, a scrummy train made of food, and everyone has a ride on a miniature train! 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.

The Numberblocks find a magic Two Tree and play an action-packed game of throwing twos. Learn all about adding and taking away in twos with the Numberblocks.

TH, I and NG make something spectacular - but what is it? It's marvellous, mechanical and musical and everyone wants one! This episode introduces the 'th-' digraph and the words thing, this, that, thick, thin and them.

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

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

The Squirrels go out for a walk but can't find a way back to the clubhouse. Through a series of unusual methods, the Squirrels learn all about direction and how to find their way to the clubhouse.

When a bee interrupts the gang’s sunflower-growing contest, the results are unexpectedly musical.

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

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

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

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

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

Live-action children's show. Grandma takes Tim for an eye test and they find out he needs glasses.

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

The Game Catchers arrive on a planet inhabited by funny mechanical creatures to play full sack, empty sack. The game is paused after one of the aliens realises they’re too creaky to continue playing.

Animated deep sea adventure series. Captain Barnacles and his intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans in search of adventure and fun. The Octonauts get more than they bargained for when they use the Octopod to transport a pair of invasive lionfish back to their native habitat.

When Benjamin finds a four-leaf clover, Peter tricks him into thinking it brings good luck. It's harmless fun until Peter's prank accidentally leads Lily into Mr Tod's dangerous clutches.

When Egg, the cheeky little chick, goes on the run again, Duggee whistles to get him back. Hang on a minute Duggee, what was that noise? A whistle? The Squirrels want to learn how to whistle.

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

In Part 2, Supertato tells his side of the story. Yes, he did freeze everyone - but with Carrot's help, he realises that Evil Pea had tricked him, and he vows to make it right. Carrot helps Supertato master his powers - except his speed, which he still can’t control - and in his superhero costume, he’s ready to face Evil Pea. But she freezes him into a block of ice! He can’t break free until Carrot encourages him to use his potato speed. Soon, he bursts out of the ice block and speeds around melting the rest of the ice! It’s the first time Supertato saves the supermarket.

Ammon gets spooked by a tiny insect, but overcomes her fear to rescue Cosima and Big Lizard from the rapids.

An old map, mysterious clues and ancient secrets... Mojo and Bo are after the treasure of the Knights of Swoppiton! But Preston’s after it too, so they need to get there first.

Dad agrees to play sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo to stop them from disturbing Mum.

Bingo is stomping around the house with Dad causing chaos, but can Bluey get her to stop.

Brinicle tries to turn the Krispy Krill shack into a top restaurant to impress a secret reviewer, but chef Pancake’s cooking proves unpopular, and Looph’s plate machine misfires.

In the playground, there's wet paint on the brand new climbing frame. Miss Collie tells the pups they are not to play on the climbing frame - or even go near it. The temptation becomes too much for the pups. When the playtime bell goes off, the pups rush back into school, and Dodge is accidentally knocked into the wet paint. Dodge, Jazz and Woofer try to cover up their tracks - only to make the situation worse. The pups come to the realisation that they need to own up and tell the truth.

Preschool comedy drama series. Simon and Evie take Waffle for a walk, but an overenthusiastic Waffle drags Simon through the park, soaking him under a sprinkler.

Marvin, Oona and Silky are playing hide-and-seek in the Underwater Cave. Silky tries lots of different hiding places but gets frustrated when Oona and Marvin find her easily. When it's her turn to look for her friends, Silky is slow on land and is disappointed when she can't find her friends. But when she agrees to play once more, Silky finds a hiding place that's just right for her.

JoJo, Gran Gran and Panda are helping Cynthia in her garden - JoJo loves how tall the sunflowers are. Cynthia gives JoJo a present of some sunflower seeds – JoJo can keep them ready to plant and grow more sunflowers next year. When she gets home, JoJo decides it would be nice to give Cynthia a surprise, but what can she give her? It’s time for a Gran Gran plan as JoJo and Gran Gran work out what Cynthia would like – after all, everyone likes different things.

Inside the little Toy House, Little Nana and Lambkin are being very noisy. Lily Plant suggests they might like to quietly read a book, so Little Nana chooses a story all about being very quiet. But somehow, the quiet never seems to last..

Tiny and Small plant a little plant in mother's garden, but they get impatient for it to grow. They sing a growing song as the cloud fills their watering can but do not anticipate the effect this mixture of water and music will have on their plant! Only the intervention of the plant-eating Sky Moos saves their planet from being overrun by vegetation.

In a magical forest, colourful characters have adventures and are read bedtime stories. Travelling in the Pinky Ponk, the Tombliboos drink their Pinky Ponk juice. Several times they just avoid spilling their juice by being careful, but finally it splats everywhere.

WARNING : show ends after 19:00!! Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish reads This Moose Belongs to Me.

When Margo buys a spinning wheel at an antique shop, Tom buys a loom so he and Barbara can make their own woollen clothes.

What killed King Tutankhamun? Ever since his spectacular tomb was discovered, the boy king has been the most famous pharaoh of all ancient Egypt. But his mysterious death, at just 19 years old, has never been explained. Dallas Campbell reports on new scientific research being carried out on his fragile remains in an attempt to get to the truth. Using CT scan data, the programme creates the first scientifically accurate image of the king's corpse. DNA analysis uncovers a secret about Tutankhamun's family background, and the genetic trail of clues leads to a new theory to explain his death. This is an epic detective story that uncovers the extraordinary truth of the boy behind the golden mask.

Jim Hacker considers cancelling the Trident programme after discovering some interesting facts about the UK's defence system.

King Henry VIII had a fascinating and enlightening relationship with art. He came to the throne as the Renaissance swept across Europe, yet England's new king never lost sight of the medieval chivalry of his forefathers. In the first of a two-part documentary, architectural historian Jonathan Foyle looks at the palaces, tapestries, music and paintings created in Henry's name and questions whether the art he commissioned compensates for the religious treasures he would come to destroy.

Mrs Thatcher struggles to cling to power as the economy collapses, riots break out, and she is subverted by members of her own cabinet.

In an era of escalating censorship, librarians have found themselves on the front line of America’s culture wars. This film follows the dispute between librarians with a deep academic tradition of access to knowledge and campaigning groups who seek to ban books that they find objectionable. In Texas, the Krause List, a blacklist of 850 books, many focused on race, gender and LGBTQIA+ lives, sparks a wave of book bans that sweep across the country. What begins in quiet library stacks erupts into fierce battles at school boards, community meetings and courtrooms. Facing harassment, threats and laws that criminalise their work, the librarians refuse to back down, exposing the growing influence of white Christian nationalism and the coordinated efforts to control ideas by silencing voices. Urgent and deeply human, this film is a powerful reminder that access to knowledge is never guaranteed and that democracy depends on those willing to protect it.

Acclaimed screenwriter William Nicholson – the man who helped turn Russell Crowe’s Gladiator into one of cinema’s most successful films of all time – looks back on the BBC drama he still considers one of his finest achievements, 1988's As Sweet as You Are. Starring Liam Neeson and Miranda Richardson, the film broke new ground by looking at the impact of Aids on a married couple where the husband has contracted the disease after an affair. The drama was praised at the time for the intensity of its writing and both main performances. With extracts from the diaries he wrote throughout the production, Nicholson shares how he was inspired to tackle the subject matter and reveals how his research saw him undergoing his own Aids test, an experience that confirmed for him that this was a story that needed to be told.

A college lecturer contracts HIV after having a brief affair with one of his students. The news threatens his marriage and family life. Starring Liam Neeson and Miranda Richardson.

The story of an epic 1930s quest to find the origins of the earliest Irish men and women on the island of Ireland using archaeology. Ardal goes back to world-famous archaeological sites to see how Ireland had some of the most important finds in Europe at the time. Further beneath the surface, Ardal discovers how both in Northern Ireland and what was then called the Irish Free State, archaeology was being used as an important tool for nation-building, as both states forged new identities in the wake of Partition. He unravels a forgotten time period, when a team of Americans from Harvard University, a Nazi archaeologist from Austria and a Welsh geography professor based in Belfast dug up ancient sites across the country. Their pioneering work laid the foundation for modern archaeology in Ireland, north and south, and yet is largely a forgotten story. Through Ardal’s journey, the film rediscovers this strange 1930s tale but also ends up answering some of Ardal’s deepest questions about the Celts, and ultimately, what it means to be Irish.

Simon explores the early years of Spain's 2,000-year history, its emergence as the battleground of empires and its golden age under the Cordoba Caliphate.

The railways changed what we eat and the culinary tastes of the population. Moving produce around at speed was suddenly possible - fresh meat, wet fish, dairy, fruit and veg were now widely available. And it was in London where arguably the nation's diet changed the most. With a new system of rapid transport, it was now possible for the capital to enjoy food supplies from all corners of the nation. Diets improved, in terms of the variety and quality of food available, and Victorian men and women developed a taste for one particular dish that would be popular with the masses for generations to come - fish and chips.

WARNING : show starts before 00:25!! The railways changed what we eat and the culinary tastes of the population. Moving produce around at speed was suddenly possible - fresh meat, wet fish, dairy, fruit and veg were now widely available. And it was in London where arguably the nation's diet changed the most. With a new system of rapid transport, it was now possible for the capital to enjoy food supplies from all corners of the nation. Diets improved, in terms of the variety and quality of food available, and Victorian men and women developed a taste for one particular dish that would be popular with the masses for generations to come - fish and chips.

In an era of escalating censorship, librarians have found themselves on the front line of America’s culture wars. This film follows the dispute between librarians with a deep academic tradition of access to knowledge and campaigning groups who seek to ban books that they find objectionable. In Texas, the Krause List, a blacklist of 850 books, many focused on race, gender and LGBTQIA+ lives, sparks a wave of book bans that sweep across the country. What begins in quiet library stacks erupts into fierce battles at school boards, community meetings and courtrooms. Facing harassment, threats and laws that criminalise their work, the librarians refuse to back down, exposing the growing influence of white Christian nationalism and the coordinated efforts to control ideas by silencing voices. Urgent and deeply human, this film is a powerful reminder that access to knowledge is never guaranteed and that democracy depends on those willing to protect it.

King Henry VIII had a fascinating and enlightening relationship with art. He came to the throne as the Renaissance swept across Europe, yet England's new king never lost sight of the medieval chivalry of his forefathers. In the first of a two-part documentary, architectural historian Jonathan Foyle looks at the palaces, tapestries, music and paintings created in Henry's name and questions whether the art he commissioned compensates for the religious treasures he would come to destroy.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

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

Black joins the Printing Crew. Learn how yellow, cyan, magenta and black work together in printing with the Colourblocks.

What are the rules about being in charge? Make a plan, keep everyone happy, make decisions, lead by example and listen. Roly takes that one so seriously he gets a bit overwhelmed.

It's winter and it's dark and too cold to play outside. The Squirrels wonder what Duggee is up to, he seems to be looking through a long stick out of the window. What's that, Duggee? Duggee explains that it's a telescope, and he's looking at things far, far away in space. The Squirrels are keen to have a go too but first Duggee tells them about the solar system, and in order to help him they must all dress up as planets.

Mum and Dad vow to only finish their boring housework when the kids stop acting silly.

Chloe tries to teach her dad a game she learnt at Bluey's house.

The Go Jetters are exploring Cheddar Gorge and enjoying its rocky slopes. But Glitch, learning about the town's love of cheese, pays a visit to the gorge in order to share his fondue with the locals. This backfires horribly when he accidentally floods the gorge with the cheesy mixture. It's up to the Go Jetters to rescue the tourists, the sheep and the Grimbots - but will Foz be able to overcome his fear of heights and save a lost lamb.

Animated series. When Peter uses a model owl to scare off Old Brown, he ends up scaring the squirrels too.

It’s an underwater mystery when a valuable protective shell goes missing.

The Numberland Rescue Team takes on a series of urgent missions for the Numberblobs.

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. M is very hungry, so he and his friends make a gingerbread man - but he runs off. They chase on a flying mat, and a handy map keeps them hot on his trail. Can they corner the cheeky biscuit? This episode introduces the letter M and the words mat, map and man.

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

We sing a calming song about counting frogs with Mrs Weaver.

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

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

Dee encourages a friend to say 'cup', and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. We see lots of different cups and explore how they look and what they do. We see a pink cup, a sippy cup and even a drippy cup full of Dee's paint! We enjoy a flower cup, a flutter cup and a cute little cup full of bubbles. 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 takes the class pet home for the weekend.

Fiona wants to experience what it’s like to float on a cloud. The Piggies create a homemade floating cushion, but it is so relaxing that Wilf falls asleep on it... and floats away! The Piggies must catch that cloud before it drifts too far.

The Twirlywoos watch a potter make a pot on a wheel, and when he leaves the room, they come out to investigate. Chickedy and Chick jump inside the half-finished pot, while Great BigHoo presses the pedal down to make the wheel turn, and Toodloo starts to throw more clay onto the wheel. Great BigHoo gets carried away, making the wheel spin faster and faster, until the growing pot flails out of control and collapses in a heap! On the boat, the Twirlywoos try to have tea, but unfortunately the tea table is misbehaving. It spins around, sending Chickedy and Chick flying up into the air! Toodloo and Great BigHoo join in the fun and get spun up in the air too, before landing with a bump when the tea table disappears.

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

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

Giovanna and Baby Bear welcome babies DJ, Holly, Li-Li, Luke, George, Otis and their grown-ups to The Baby Club. Inside everyone’s bags in this episode are Bowls which are explored through discovery, play, song and story. Grown-ups at home are encouraged to take part by hiding baby appropriate bowls inside a fabric bag or pillowcase for them to reveal and explore with their baby! The fun rhyme ‘Pat-a-cake’ features, as does a story involving Baby Bear. Plus, the Action Song gets everyone moving about, before some calm time with bubbles and the Goodbye Song.

Maddie and Triggs are off on a hill walk with Mum – but it’s just not the same without Dad. As they wander through the windy hills, they meet a new friend who introduces them to the wonders of yodelling. That gives Maddie an idea... maybe they can reach Dad after all.

Dylan the firefighter wants to put out fires and do a big rescue. But when all the firefighters get stuck, who will rescue them.

Lou wakes up to find himself on a lily pad in the middle of the lake. He freaks out at first, but his Calm Inner Voice comes to the rescue.

When Ginger gets a nasty tummy ache, the Pea-Rexes have to find a special soothing herb.

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

After hearing a strange sound, the Squirrels turn to Duggee to help identify its source. They learn about sound waves, and that you can listen for different qualities in the sounds, such as if it’s loud, quiet, high or low. Describing the sound can help you work out where it’s coming from, so Duggee lets the Squirrels close their eyes as they listen to sounds and make their guesses.

The Game Catchers are lighter than air on a planet where they find acorn aliens.

Live from the Roots and Fruits theatre, it’s Cucumber performing Cool Under Pressure while trying to not let any obstacle ruin her calm routine.

Harriet shows Timmy and his friends how to make a collage. But Timmy gets glue all over himself and soon the various items that the classmates have collected are stuck all over his fleece! Worse is still to come when Yabba discovers that her prize feather is missing.

Today, sisters Iona and Elba make their family’s famous shortbread biscuits and throw a picnic with teddy bears! Out in the park, they play at launching rockets into the sky. But when one of the rockets lands in a stream, will the brave astronauts be able to get it back.

Connor lives in Scotland. He makes a delicious vegetarian haggis, to share with his friends. He serves his tasty haggis with freshly mashed neeps and tatties. As an extra special surprise, Connor has arranged for a special guest to play the Scottish bagpipes as the haggis is served, and his friends have no idea about this special surprise! They are all looking forward to trying the food, but they were not very keen on fresh coriander, which is one of the ingredients. Connor hopes to change their minds when they taste his vegetarian haggis.

Amiah-Rae finds out all about some of the smallest underwater creatures – seahorses! Chantelle meets seahorse fans Joss and Gabriel and puts on her wetsuit for an underwater safari. Rory and his son Sandy are at an aquarium just in time for seahorse feeding time. Chantelle and Rory’s fact files explain how seahorses hide, how they use their prehensile tails and how many babies they have. It’s also time to find out how seahorses help the ocean – in the food web and as an indicator species. This episode’s Teeny Tiny Task is to make some seahorse art with recycled beach materials.

In this episode, we meet Ajmal, an Imam who tells us all about how his Rehal helps to hold important books and why it’s so important to him as a Muslim.

It’s a new day, and Mrs Farrell is checking in with all the children to see how they are. Lucas tells her he is looking for more friends to play with, and there are lots of volunteers! Isla, Otto and Jud bake some delicious tiger ginger biscuits, using coloured icing for roar-some decorations. At playtime, Jud asks if she can play with Lucas, and they have a fun-filled game of chase. The day ends with carpet-time, and Lucas is happy with his new-found friends.

In this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider Grace shows off three amazing machines that all help other machines! Grace drives a tugboat, shows off incredible refuelling planes and tows a bus in a recovery truck.

Dee encourages a friend to say ‘socks’, and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. Today, we see lots of different socks – stripy socks, spotty socks, long socks and short socks. There are summer socks, cosy socks and toes-y socks. We see some doggy socks, some soggy socks and even meet some super socks! The journey is repeated with some special surprises along the way, and everyone has a boogie when Dee’s friend finally succeeds in saying today’s word.

One, Two, Three and Four are off on a castle-exploring adventure, with a little help from the friends they make along the way. Learn how to make numbers up to ten by adding with the Numberblocks.

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

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