Bij haar aankomst in Sanditon wil Charlotte alles te weten komen over wat de stad te bieden heeft. Maar ze raakt al snel geschokt en geïntegreerd door de konkelende en ambitieuze bewoners. 1/8
CloseHelen, Jake en Natalie zijn geschokt wanneer ze horen dat Vivien van plan is om hun ouderlijk huis te verkopen en op reis te gaan met Mark. 2/4
CloseIn een zenuwslopende ontknoping worden Hastings' geheimen blootgelegd. Wordt 'H' uiteindelijk toch ontmaskerd? 6/6
CloseHannah wordt geconfronteerd met de nasleep van haar jubileumfeest; geheimen komen aan het licht en leugens worden ontmaskerd. En het team van Noble Hale Defoe woont een prijsuitreiking voor Ruth bij. 4/6
CloseHelen, Jake en Natalie zijn geschokt wanneer ze horen dat Vivien van plan is om hun ouderlijk huis te verkopen en op reis te gaan met Mark. 2/4
CloseEthel ontmoet de grootouders van haar baby, Bates denkt dat hij een rol heeft gespeeld bij de dood van zijn vrouw, Branson en Sybil gaan ervandoor en Carlyle probeert Anna in te zetten om Mary te bespioneren. 7/10
CloseLucille raakt tijdens haar werk in St. Cuthbert samen met een zwangere vrouw opgesloten in een lift. Zuster Crane helpt een vrouw uit Sylhet met fistels. 3/8
CloseEen campagne om het treinstation van Kembleford te redden, wordt opgeschrikt door een vreselijke moord. 3/10
CloseAls Saint Marie door een storm wordt getroffen, wordt het politiebureau een plaats delict. Een man wordt levenloos gevonden, opgesloten, maar hoe kwam hij daar binnen en hoe kon de moordenaar door een afgesloten deur ontsnappen? 8/8
CloseFrank en Lu onderzoeken een reeks dodelijke 'ongelukken' in een tv-uitzending over paranormale begaafdheid dat door twee strijdende zussen wordt gepresenteerd. 4/10
CloseLouisa is druk bezig om de deuren van haar familievilla open te stellen als gastenhuis. Maar met neef Basil als haar enige betalende gast ziet het er niet echt rooskleurig uit. 1/6
CloseHet team onderzoekt de moord op een man die betrokken was bij de controversiële wereld van cryopreservatie. Klinisch dode mensen worden ingevroren om ze later te kunnen reanimeren. 9/10
CloseDeel 1/2. De spanningen lopen hoog op als een nieuw soort cricket een eeuw van traditie bedreigt. Na de dood van een sterspeler raken DCI Barnaby en DS Winter betrokken bij een gevaarlijk spel met een bezoeker uit Barnaby's verleden... 5/12
CloseDeel 1/2. De spanningen lopen hoog op als een nieuw soort cricket een eeuw van traditie bedreigt. Na de dood van een sterspeler raken DCI Barnaby en DS Winter betrokken bij een gevaarlijk spel met een bezoeker uit Barnaby's verleden... 6/12
CloseMiranda en Max doen in de wijnstreek onderzoek naar een doodgeschoten hond op een van de bekendste wijngaarden van Mallorca. Al snel blijkt dat het schietincident deel uitmaakt van een reeks steeds ernstiger worden bedreigingen aan het adres van wijnboer Hans Webber. 5/10
CloseEr arriveren vier nieuwe dokters in Nonnatus House die voor veel onrust zorgen. Fred en Reggie proberen een oude man en zijn duiven te helpen, terwijl dr. Turner de hoest van de oude man probeert op te lossen. 4/8
CloseOudejaarsavondvieringen worden afgebroken wanneer een gemaskerde man een vrouw in haar huis steekt. Jack en het team moeten de identiteit van de moordenaar ontdekken. 1/8
CloseFrank en Lu onderzoeken een reeks dodelijke 'ongelukken' in een tv-uitzending over paranormale begaafdheid dat door twee strijdende zussen wordt gepresenteerd. 4/10
CloseEen ontmoeting met Daphne zet Leslie aan het denken over het vaderschap. Margo trekt in bij Theo, en Louisa krijgt te maken met verwarrende romantische toenaderingen. 2/6
CloseUCOS hangt sluiting boven het hoofd. Hun laatste zaak betreft de moord op een politiek activist die de 'Madhouse' runde, een centrum voor mensen met psychische problemen. 10/10
CloseFather Brown reageert wantrouwig als een oude dame in een Powderham House overlijdt. 4/10
CloseDe naderende bruiloft zorgt voor een nerveuze spanning. De voorbereidingen voor Matthews bruiloft komen in gevaar door de Spaanse griep, wanneer Cora, Lavinia, Carson, Molesley en andere bedienden ziek worden. 8/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Als DCI Barnaby en DS Winter een dood lichaam vinden wordt hiermee een sinistere kant van de lokale dierenshow getoond. Is dit een rivaliteit die te ver is doorgeslagen of wordt de moordenaar gedreven door iets nog duisterder? 7/12
CloseDeel 1/2. Als DCI Barnaby en DS Winter een dood lichaam vinden wordt hiermee een sinistere kant van de lokale dierenshow getoond. Is dit een rivaliteit die te ver is doorgeslagen of wordt de moordenaar gedreven door iets nog duisterder? 8/12
CloseAgatha begint haar eigen detectivebureau, maar het loopt niet echt storm in haar nieuwe kantoor. 1/8
CloseUhtred en zijn mannen doen een laatste poging om Skade terug te pakken terwijl haar macht het Deense kamp ontregelt; jaloersheid tussen Haesten en Bloodhair leidt tot een gevecht tot de dood. 7/10
CloseWinchester bereidt zich voor op de viering van het koninklijk huwelijk maar het machtsvacuüm dat volgt op Alfreds overlijden leidt tot verdeling. 8/10
CloseDe 'gang' is enthousiast wanneer Kevin een huisje boekt zodat ze met alle kinderen de schoolvakantie op het platteland kunnen doorbrengen. Maar het duurt niet lang voordat de spanningen hoog oplopen. 5/6
CloseAdam Fleming, Laura Kuenssberg and Fergus Walsh discuss the latest on the coronavirus pandemic.
CloseA round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseAn investigation into the fake crowdfunding pages preying on people's goodwill. The Rev Richard Coles tells Julia Somerville of his devastation on discovering how one such fake fundraising appeal was set up following the death of his husband last year. Plus, how scammers are taking out easy credit using a fashionable new payment platform that could leave others having to pay for the goods they procure.
CloseMartin Roberts visits Needham Market near Ipswich to appraise a cottage, before heading to a development in Newport, Wales. Dion Dublin looks round a two-bed home in Stoke-on-Trent.
CloseFeaturing a disabled woman whose carer is stealing from her and a theatre studies graduate facing a real-life drama when a hammer-wielding robber attacks the shop where she works.
CloseRoo Irvine and Tim Weeks help the red and blue teams in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, where they hope to bag bargains to take to auction to sell at a profit. Presenter Charlie Ross also visits the Grange Musical Collection to see the largest collection of self-playing instruments in the UK.
CloseMich has unexpected news for Leonie, a picnic does not go to plan, and Ash questions Kam's actions. Australian drama, starring Fiona Press and Mitchell Bourke.
CloseRick Edwards hosts the game show in which 24 recurring contestants compete for the chance to win £10,000, with a single `impossible" answer knocking them out for the day.
CloseJules Hudson heads to the Isle of Arran to house-hunt with a novelist and her husband who are in search of writing inspiration from the Scottish wilderness for their £375,000 budget. Along the way, Jules discovers the positive benefits to Arran's marine habitats and the local fishing industry since Scotland's first `No Take Zone" was introduced.
CloseThe three artists travel to a home in Birmingham, hoping to assist a buyer born on the weekend of the moon landings, who wants to mark her 50th birthday year with something out of this world.
CloseThe repairs of a cash register, a camera and a calculator, three pre-digital items that helped shape the modern computerised world people take for granted today.
CloseQuiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman.
CloseAlex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal present the magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest.
CloseFour-time World Superbikes champion Carl Fogarty, Great Britain sprinter Imani-Lara Lansiquot, former England striker Kevin Phillips and world Taekwondo champion Bianca Walkden join team captains Phil Tufnell and Matt Dawson and host Sue Barker on the quiz.
CloseChef and restaurateur John Torode and food writer and ingredients expert Gregg Wallace judge the four remaining contestants battling for semi-final places, tasking them to cook a faultless two-course meal. Lending their thoughts on proceedings are three legends of the series - finalist and TV presenter Rylan Clark-Neal and champions Sophie Thompson and Kimberly Wyatt. They know exactly what it takes to get through this competition and are almost certainly in for a treat as the contenders push the boat out in a bid to secure their semi-final place.
CloseArmchair fan Jack tells the story of the United Kingdom through its greatest sporting moments, as well as exploring themes such as loving the underdog and hating the Australians. Looking back on occasions such as the World Cup final of 1966 and 2012's Super Saturday, the comedian invites viewers to relive their most incredible sporting achievements while examining what its love of sport says about the nation.
CloseOn the eve of Cathy's wedding, the bride-to-be cannot enjoy her pre-nup drink-up as she's obsessed by a scuff on the wall Marcus made when throwing her the car keys. Cat reluctantly agrees to drive Cathy to a DIY store to pick up some paint so they can cover the scuff but, at the store, they run in to Melanie, Cat's old school bully. Cathy decides to stand up for Cat and get the revenge Cat always wanted. Ellie White, Lauren Socha, Rebecca Front and Caroline Quentin star.
ClosePeter Kay and Sian Gibson return for a one-off special episode of the comedy about the daily commute of supermarket employees John and Kayleigh, with the two stars taking the plunge and improvising the dialogue for the whole show.
CloseThe 1976 Formula One Championship season is dominated by a fierce rivalry between two contrasting racers, as daredevil British driver James Hunt and methodical Austrian defending champion Niki Lauda put their lives on the line to outdo each other on the track. Fact-based drama, starring Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Bruhl and Olivia Wilde.
CloseNew discoveries from the edge of the solar system are transforming what is known about Pluto, thanks to the New Horizons space probe that took the first-ever close up images of the planet. Pluto was once thought to be geologically dead, but the pictures revealed it to be an active world of stunning complexity, with mountains carved from ice, a nitrogen glacier that appeared to be moving and a recently active volcano, with data sent back lead some scientists to speculate that there may even be life on Pluto today.
CloseJoe Lycett narrates a collection of memorable moments in which contestants made unusual efforts to win over the panel, from serenading them to staging a zombie attack. The brains behind a musical gift service favours red roses and flattery, while the inventor of a voice coaching massage chair hopes his creation will relax them into submission. However, the show's most successful entrant, Levi Roots, knows the best way to the Dragons' wallets is through their stomachs.
CloseGregg Wallace celebrates some of the behind-the-scenes heroes who are working around the clock in the nation's factories to ensure that cupboards at home are kept stocked. In the first edition, Gregg goes to the Essity paper mill in Manchester, which he visited back in 2018 and where they have upped production to make a million rolls of toilet paper every day, seven days a week.
CloseJay Blades traces heroic stories from the Second World War and how they still resonate today, revisiting three fixes from the barn; a watch, swagger stick and belt.
CloseJules Hudson features some of the most memorable barn conversions featured on Escape to the Country, once a staple of the rural landscape, but now refreshed as stylish homes.
CloseMichael Portillo explores the Province of Quebec, taking the Charlevoix train along the north bank of the St Lawrence River to La Malbaie. Along the way he flies over the Laurentian Mountains in a seaplane, fishes for trout and views the waterfall at Montmorency from a zipwire - and that's just the first half of this leg.
CloseThe film-maker takes broadcaster Sara Cox to Dartmoor, where they witness a secret colony of rare horseshoe bats leaving the roost at night. Sara encounters a frisky dormouse, and they experience relentless rain during a badger stakeout, before searching for a beaver.
CloseQuiz hosted by Susan Calman in which one contestant becomes the Boss and has to use judgement and tactics to decide which player is best suited to answer questions.
CloseLondon cabbie Mason McQueen and Terry Wogan head to Marlow, where they are intrigued to discover the historic Buckinghamshire town boasts many food producers and restaurants. The duo are served up a dish by Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar, treated to a pub lunch by Tom Kerridge and after Mason has a go at rowing on the River Thames, it's time to sample the county's regional dish of Bacon Badger.
CloseClare Balding presents action from last year's singles finals at the All England Club - Novak Djokovic v Roger Federer and Serena Williams v Simona Halep.
CloseAt Muncaster Castle in Cumbria, experts Thomas Plant and Catherine Southon choose items for auction, including a collection of First World War memorabilia and an array of postcards.
CloseSue Barker presents from the All England club, where she is joined by Tim Henman and Boris Becker in the studio and by John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova via video link to look back on highlights of the past. Viewers also have the opportunity to contribute with online votes, quizzes and the chance to send in their attempts at trick shots for review.
CloseIsa Guha presents action from day five of the Second Test in the three-game series, held at Old Trafford. England are hoping to avenge a series defeat away to the Windies last summer. With analysis from Michael Vaughan and commentary by Alastair Cook, Carlos Brathwaite, Phil Tufnell and Alison Mitchell.
CloseAt Longmeadow, Monty Don checks the progress of the potatoes he planted earlier in the year and recommends plants for dry shade under trees. There are water-saving tips from a water scientist in Somerset who uses a variety of techniques to save as much water as possible in her own garden and advice from a head gardener in Dorset, dedicated to growing plants for their aromatic properties both in leaf and flower. Plus, Nick Bailey on summer-flowering clematis and Ant Anderson meeting people planting up the Birmingham canal sides.
CloseWater has always been the driving force in East Anglia - its ebb and flow has shaped the fenland. The ancient wetlands once covered hundreds of square miles, but today, well over 90 per cent has been drained and converted into farmland. Every winter, thousands of whooper swans return to the flooded pastures of the Ouse washes from their Arctic breeding grounds. On the Welney Wetlands, spring sees `mad" march hares boxing over mates. It was once thought these bouts were male hares boxing for dominance, but it is often the females throwing the punches to fend off the attentions of over-eager suitors. Narrated by Toby Jones.
CloseActor Larry Hagman presents a look back at the highs and lows of pop culture in 1980, recalling the furore created by the on-screen shooting of his villainous character JR Ewing in Dallas. The programme also examines the success of Alan Parker's movie musical Fame, the emergence of electropop pioneers the Human League and OMD and the launch of arcade video game Pac-Man.
CloseComedy written by Nick Hornby and directed by Stephen Frears. Wondering whether their marriage is running on empty, Louise and Tom meet prior to their first counselling session. With Chris O'Dowd and Rosamund Pike.
CloseThe story of the revolutionary feminist artists inspired by the cultural revolution of the 1960s, paying tribute to those that paved the way and examining their legacies. Featuring interviews with pioneers Judy Chicago, Margaret Harrison and Mary Kelly, as well as Lubaina Himid, Suzanne Lacy, Carolee Schneemann, Rose English, Laurie Simmons and Barbara Kruger.
CloseAmerican artist Bob Ross paints a serene lakeside setting accented with an abundance of his trademark trees.
CloseArtist Shanaz Gulzar walks through the Bolton Abbey Estate, heading out from Bolton Priory along the River Wharfe and over moorland to her journey's end at Simon's Seat and its views across Wharfedale, Nidderdale and beyond. Meeting fellow walkers along the way, Shanaz finds inspirational spots to sketch and recite poetry, while discovering hidden woodlands and waterfalls.
CloseThe host explores how the idea of a national character changed during the Victorian era, as suffering in silence came to be regarded as a noble trait - and even a form of civic duty. He visits Ardingly College in West Sussex, the boarding school where he was educated, to consider the benefits and drawbacks of an institutionalised approach to character-building, and talks to MP Rory Stewart, who discusses the emotional demands he faced as a diplomat in Iraq. Finally, he visits the First World War battlefields of the Somme, the place where he believes the flaws in the Victorian value system were brutally exposed.
CloseAnita Rani, Katie Derham and Antonio Pappano introduce highlights of the Royal Opera House's first music and dance performances after lockdown, featuring a world premiere from choreographer Wayne MacGregor, classic opera arias and song performed by Gerald Finley, Louise Alder, Toby Spence, David Butt Philip, Sarah Connolly and the Royal Opera House's Jette Parker Young Artists, plus excerpts from ballets by Ashton, MacMillan and Wheeldon. As its music director, Antonio is joined by fellow musicians from the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and the performances are filmed in line with current social distancing rules against the backdrop of the venue's auditorium.
CloseBruno Brookes and Anthea Turner present the edition first broadcast on 21 December, featuring performances by Sonia, Bros, Band Aid II, FPI Project, Duran Duran and the Christians.
CloseBruno Brookes and Anthea Turner present the edition first broadcast on 21 December, featuring performances by Sonia, Bros, Band Aid II, FPI Project, Duran Duran and the Christians.
CloseAfter the Communist revolution of 1959, Cuba effectively closed its doors to the sights and sounds of the rest of the world. From this point, its music evolved in isolation from the other Latin speaking countries, with traditional forms placed at the heart of their sound. The rhythms and melodies of Cuba's people have captured the hearts of fans all around the world, and now that the government is gradually relaxing restrictions. Huey sets off from the capital Havana to explore the rich musical legacy of the island, as well as getting a taste of things to come.
CloseThe award-winning, classically trained Cuban musician, singer and composer performs music inspired by her Afrocuban heritage. Including tracks from Cubafonia, the album that catapulted her onto the global stage.
ClosePhil is worried that Edith's old flame Bob may be gaining ground, and that his own one-time floozy Desiree (Shobna Gulati) may put in an unwelcome appearance. 6/6
CloseAfter suspecting his wife of having an affair, Joe Brierley installs hidden cameras in his home in an act of desperation. When will he realise that ignorance is bliss? 1/6
CloseHannah, for so long adept at navigating other people's lives and relationships, is confronted with painful questions about her own. 5/6
CloseAfter Charlie's second escape attempt is thwarted, Joel and Tess decide to secure him behind bars in the cellar of the house. With Nadia gone, Joel is increasingly spiralling out of control. 5/6
CloseJoel is increasingly out of control, drowning in an unhealthy concoction of drink, drugs and self-pity. Tess tells Joel to get a grip and focus on what they're there for - to cure Charlie. 6/6
CloseFrank and Lu investigate mysterious goings-on when a woman dies in a magic trick gone gruesomely wrong. 4/10
CloseAnita Manning travels by steam to the Elsecar Heritage Centre in Yorkshire, where she is joined by experts Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt. 24/32
CloseNick Knowles and the DIY SOS team enlist the aid of the local community to help a family whose extension plans were scuppered by redundancy.
CloseNatasha Raskin Sharp is in charge as Bargain Hunt visits the Westpoint Arena near Exeter. The teams are guided by Danny Sebastian and Gary Pe. 25/32
CloseAnita Manning presents from the Elsecar Heritage Centre in North Yorkshire, home to the world's oldest steam engine, with Kate Bliss and Jonathan Pratt. 26/32
ClosePenelope and her husband Owain enlist the services of Frank and Lu to investigate who is trying to sabotage their care home, and why. 5/10
CloseAs Pasiphae tightens her grip on Atlantis, the future looks bleak. Hercules knows that there is only one way to save his friends: Medusa. Is it a risk he is willing to take? 8/13
CloseNick Knowles and the DIY SOS team enlist the aid of the local community to help a family whose extension plans were scuppered by redundancy.
CloseNatasha Raskin Sharp is in charge as Bargain Hunt visits the Westpoint Arena near Exeter. The teams are guided by Danny Sebastian and Gary Pe. 25/32
ClosePenelope and her husband Owain enlist the services of Frank and Lu to investigate who is trying to sabotage their care home, and why. 5/10
CloseAs Pasiphae tightens her grip on Atlantis, the future looks bleak. Hercules knows that there is only one way to save his friends: Medusa. Is it a risk he is willing to take? 8/13
CloseDel is convinced that the future lies in the tourist trade around Peckham. With Rodney and Grandad there to help him, how can he fail? 5/6
CloseZara and Emma are on tenterhooks, while Valerie is concerned about her DNA test results. Daniel gets caught in the middle of two neighbours who are antagonising each other.
ClosePhil is worried that Edith's old flame Bob may be gaining ground, and that his own one-time floozy Desiree (Shobna Gulati) may put in an unwelcome appearance. 6/6
CloseNick Knowles and the DIY SOS team enlist the aid of the local community to help a family whose extension plans were scuppered by redundancy.
CloseNatasha Raskin Sharp is in charge as Bargain Hunt visits the Westpoint Arena near Exeter. The teams are guided by Danny Sebastian and Gary Pe. 25/32
ClosePenelope and her husband Owain enlist the services of Frank and Lu to investigate who is trying to sabotage their care home, and why. 5/10
CloseAs Pasiphae tightens her grip on Atlantis, the future looks bleak. Hercules knows that there is only one way to save his friends: Medusa. Is it a risk he is willing to take? 8/13
CloseDel is convinced that the future lies in the tourist trade around Peckham. With Rodney and Grandad there to help him, how can he fail? 5/6
CloseZara and Emma are on tenterhooks, while Valerie is concerned about her DNA test results. Daniel gets caught in the middle of two neighbours who are antagonising each other.
ClosePhil is worried that Edith's old flame Bob may be gaining ground, and that his own one-time floozy Desiree (Shobna Gulati) may put in an unwelcome appearance. 6/6
CloseNick and the team transform their house of Hanna and Mike, whose twins who were born prematurely, resulting in challenging health conditions.
CloseGranville goes to Scarborough to conduct some business, and hopes to catch up with Mavis while he is in town - but is unable to spend some time alone together without Madge getting in the way. 6/6
CloseBear and Karen get more than they bargained for when two patients with complex dilemmas present at evening surgery.
CloseMontgomery, Alabama. 1955. The Doctor and her friends find themselves in the Deep South of America. As they encounter a seamstress by the name of Rosa Parks, they begin to wonder: is someone attempting to change history? 3/10
CloseDrama about Jewish lawyer Hans Litten, who put Adolf Hitler on the witness stand in 1931, hoping to expose his dangerous true character.
CloseGranville goes to Scarborough to conduct some business, and hopes to catch up with Mavis while he is in town - but is unable to spend some time alone together without Madge getting in the way. 6/6
CloseA dead hoarder's flat, a blood-stained floor, a dead rat and a terrible, inescapable curse from beyond the grave. All in an ordinary day's work for council contractors Keith, Nick and Maz. 6/6
CloseThe hilarious Rob Beckett is your host as he introduces rising comedy stars Jen Brister and Darren Harriott to the stage. 3/7
CloseThe Twirlywoos are beside a river. They watch a fisherman make his rod longer and longer and longer. The fisherman casts out the line and then settles down for a nap. Chickedy and Chick run along the rod to the very end. Toodloo runs along the rod and jumps to join Chickedy and Chick. This causes the rod to spring up sending them flying! The fisherman wakes to discover a long, long, long fish at the end of his line. The Twirlywoo Screen draws a small line that Chickedy and Chick help make longer. Toodloo helps the line get a little longer still but when Great BigHoo taps the screen, the line becomes so long it shoots off the Twirlywoo Screen. The line gets longer and longer and goes into the Big Red Boat - right into Peekaboo's house! The Twirlywoos run after the Twirly Rings whilst Peekaboo reels in the long line.
CloseBig straws appear in Teletubbyland, and Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po wonder what to do with them. The Teletubbies blow through the straws to make colourful bubbles.
CloseYabba and Timmy transform an old cardboard box into a fire engine, but end up causing more problems than they solve.
CloseThe bunny sees Coco with a plaster on her finger and decides he wants one too - so makes one out of sticky tape.
CloseOn the way to Padget's shop, Bing and Flop stop to play with Arlo, and a new cat is spotted on the way home - but this one is not so friendly.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseThe Go Jetters are relaxing by the Dead Sea when Grandmaster Glitch causes a custard catastrophe - to the Vroomster.
CloseSquirrel Nutkin is caught by Mr Tod who plans to get a recipe, and it falls to Peter, Lily, Benjamin and the other rodents to stop their friend being turned into a hotpot dinner.
CloseBitz is desperate for famous chef,Madame Gourmet to taste her yummy Bitz mix marmalade.
CloseDashi teams up with her little sister, Koshi, to solve a mysterious disappearance in a kelp forest.
CloseRobert wants to read a book but Justin and Little Monster really want him to play with them instead.
CloseThe boisterous lion and his friends make a racket in the Jingly Jangly Jungle. Raa Raa tries to sneak up on a fly, and discovers sometimes it is best to stay quiet.
CloseDog and Pug enter the world of the theatre and help act out a shakespearean play.
CloseFlop and Bing find a patch of fluffy white dandelions in the park, and Bing decides to take one as a present for Sula.
CloseJustin and one of his friends go to the library, and finish their day with a treat in the cafe. Meanwhile, Mr Tumble uses his imagination by playing `library" with the toys.
CloseTinky Winky keeps standing in the way of Laa-Laa's view of the flowers and the Teletubbies watch a Tummy Tale where children play hide-and-seek.
CloseGiovanna and Baby Bear invite babies and their grown-ups to explore eggboxes through discovery, play, song and story.
CloseThe Squirrels are playing outside in the snow and decide to build a jolly-looking snowman. However, the fun begins when the punky penguins turn up.
CloseThe day of the class assembly finds shy Icklewoo suffering from stage fright. When the monsters act out The Tale of Yeti, their performance suffers a setback, requiring a brave Icklewoo to step in and save the show.
CloseThe duo go on an underwater adventure, as Rebecca looks for the missing treasure.
CloseRanger Hamza and the Ramblers go on a walk to play with pinwheels in the wind.
ClosePatchwork Bee has hurt her wing and cannot fly anymore, so the Patchwork Pals must find a way to help her.
CloseFinlay and his father go on a bike ride to a nearby loch. They find insects and seaweed, and Dad shows Finlay how to skim stones across the water. Narrated by Rebecca Keatley.
CloseAn African fable explaining why mosquitos make a buzzing sound when they fly.
CloseKugelis is a Lithuanian dish that contains bacon, grated potato, eggs and spring onions.
CloseWaffle's paw is hurt in Poodles' Class, so Vet Jess trains Mr Nolan in doggy first aid.
CloseThe friends become obsessed with triangles, but they soon realise circles are very useful too.
Closehen Mack goes missing, Molly decides to become a great detective and with her sidekick Daisy she hunts the Big Hub for clues. Meanwhile, Mack is searching for Molly!
CloseThe duo learn to bobsleigh and go on a snowy adventure with Scarf Lady's help.
CloseThe animated adventures of an energetic baby monkey and his long-suffering mother, who take a light-hearted approach to problem-solving and teamwork as they tackle life's challenges together.
CloseO goes through the magnifying glass to where the grass is blue, the trees are square and nonsense words make friendly monsters.
CloseDee encourages a friend to say 'donkey' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure.
CloseFive and friends discover a hole that makes their heads fall off. Learn how to count up and down and how to add to five with the Numberblocks.
CloseBing is vooshing with Hoppity around the garden, making him fly higher and higher. However, with one particularly enthusiastic throw Hoppity disappears.
CloseThe Twirlywoos find themselves in a restaurant, and The Box pays the Twirlywoos a visit.
CloseEducational series for four- to seven-year-old children with learning difficulties, offering teachers, parents and carers a range of approaches to develop language and communication skills. Find out how to sign fish, crab, octopus and lots of other underwater animals. (Sign Language).
CloseThe playful quartet hear a `honk honk" in the distance as the Tubby Car approaches. The Tubby Car drives the Teletubbies across Teletubbyland as they sing the Tubby Car song.
ClosePreschool series about animal health. Ferne meets Alfie at his school's farm, where they have an alpaca. Rory joins the vet at a safari park to examine barn owl chicks.
CloseHugo learns that there are animals that can make good pets, like cats and dogs, and those which do not, such as elephants.
CloseOttalie's friend Noah comes to play. They spend the morning making an outside den with big sticks and blankets. Mum and little sister Imogen join them in the den for lunch. They also get creative and make a giant picture using lots of paint and sand.
CloseCaptain Sinker makes a surprise visit to the Scarlet Squid. Ella, Kelsey, Phoebe and Frankie play Coconutty Raft and Wacky Whirlpool before taking on the Shipwreck Rummage to try and win back Gem's jewels.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
ClosePeter uses a model owl to scare off Old Brown, but he ends up scaring the squirrels as well.
CloseTo complete Mrs Pickles birthday surprise, Andy Day travels back in time 36 million years to find a tooth belonging to a giant carnivorous predator. However, when his trusty backpack is stolen, he enlists the help of a herd of giant brontothere to get it back. With Elaine Claxton.
CloseThe opening of Purl's ice-cream parlour is at risk when the ice-cream doesn't arrive.
CloseThe four adventure-seeking superheroes must try to stop some runaway Chinese drums as they roll towards the Forbidden City.
CloseThe team present the last Six Badges of Summer show. Online campaigner Nikki Lilly reveals why viewers should earn their Silver Badge, Richie Driss tells his story in Draw My Life and chart star Becky Hill performs her new single Heaven on My Mind.
CloseA wrong bus later and the pair are back where they started! It's time to look at the schedule and see when their bus is due to arrive.
CloseWoolly steps in to help when Tig loses her hat, scarf and gloves on the way home from the botanic glass house.
CloseEverybody is quietly reading books when the little toy tub appears.
CloseFive objects of various shapes and colours visit the Clangers' planet. But what are they?
CloseTombliboo Eee keeps going the wrong way while trying to get out of the house.
CloseCaptain America star Chris Evans reads Even Superheroes Have Bad Days, by Shelly Becker and Eda Kaban.
CloseDennis and the gang think they have caused Ralf to lose his job.
CloseChildren's animation Gluko and Lennon, two inseparable buddies who get up to all sorts of crazy adventures in their home of Townopolis.
CloseSpecialist agents investigate all sorts of strange and weird happenings in their town by calling on their skills in mathematics and numeracy.
CloseIt is semi-finals, the team showcases their dance that reflects the studio code - the team is stronger with all its individuals. West charms Emily with how he sees her. The dance comes to a devastating end.
CloseEd Petrie and Naomi Wilkinson help youngsters make all the big decisions about their parent's wedding day.
CloseDick and Dom head to the home of the skyscraper - New York City - to piece together the genius ideas that have seen buildings soar to incredible heights. Braving the scary heights of some mammoth structures, the boys become human guinea pigs at a lift-testing facility, get up close to the blistering heat of a steelworks and attempt to build their own skyscraper from a very unexpected material.
CloseDoctors Xand and Chris van Tulleken reveal the amazing army of germ-fighters that make up a person's immune system, and find out just how difficult it is to clean a baby's incubator. Xand meets Alex who has autism, and catches up with Ouch Patients Holly and Haiden. Meanwhile, in Accident & Emergency, one patient has cut her nose and another injured his toe.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson and Tim Warwood examine a play date with a polar bear, a dolphin that thinks it is a sperm whale, and the ducklings with a cat for a mum.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseTilly decides to set up a chicken farm in the family's Bel Air back garden.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseTilly wishes she had the power to make her annoying dad disappear.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseTilly helps her brother Jack pursue his ambition to become an actor.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseTilly answers the front door and gets the biggest surprise of the summer.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseCookery show following 13-year-old Matilda Ramsay, daughter of renowned chef Gordon, as the family heads to LA for an unforgettable summer and the youngster cooks her way through the very best of US and British dishes - all with her unique twists.
CloseTilly is determined to make the most of the last day of the summer holidays.
CloseSteve Backshall heads to Gabon in search of crocodiles, chimpanzees and feisty elephants.
CloseReality-style drama, following the lives of a group of dancers as they attempt to win the regional championships.
CloseRevival of the classic cartoon about the adventures of a crimebusting rodent and his sidekick Penfold. With the voices of Alexander Armstrong and Kevin Eldon.
CloseDennis and the gang think they have caused Ralf to lose his job.
CloseChildren's animation Gluko and Lennon, two inseparable buddies who get up to all sorts of crazy adventures in their home of Townopolis.
CloseIn the middle of summer, Olive and Otto must figure out why parts of the town are turning snowy and cold.
CloseChildren's series in which experts reveal how they perform specialist skills.
CloseThe everyday lives and experiences of children living in a fictional care home. Drama based on books by Jacqueline Wilson, starring Connor Byrne and Kay Purcell.
CloseAdora, Bow and Glimmer hope to recruit scientist princess Entrapta to their cause, but first have to save her and her kingdom from an army of robots.
CloseThe Nektons are trying to identify a unique life form. They've never seen it and have only heard its sound - bloop. Just as Ant discovers its true nature, a huge underwater mining machine threatens to destroy it.
CloseThe doctors find out the power of vomiting as they meet Larry, the sick robot. Plus, Dr Xand embarks on an emergency night mission to deliver blood to a hospital, and A&E patients are treated for injuries involving playing football and riding bicycles.
CloseDr Aaron provides advice and Ollie sings a song about going green. Presented by Scola Dondo.
CloseSwill Gumbitz takes a look at Greek statues, the musical instrument that could make you poo yourself, and the evolution of bottom-wiping.
CloseAdora, Bow and Glimmer hope to recruit scientist princess Entrapta to their cause, but first have to save her and her kingdom from an army of robots.
CloseMartha is eagerly anticipating the visit of the Careers Guidance Counsellor, Mrs Lazarus. It's the perfect opportunity to help her finally decide upon a future career. When the mean-spirited Mrs Lazarus suggests Martha may not have what it takes to become a human rights lawyer and tells her to `aim lower", a defiant Martha sets about proving her wrong.
CloseThe everyday lives and experiences of children living in a fictional care home. Drama based on books by Jacqueline Wilson, starring Connor Byrne and Kay Purcell.
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