De huwelijksdag van Edith is aangebroken. Kan ze genoeg enthousiasme opbrengen om de familie ervan te overtuigen dat de leeftijd van Strallan er niet toe doet? 3/9
CloseWanneer Nathan meehelpt met de zaak-Hansen, dreigt Hannahs privéleven in conflict te komen met haar werk. Wanhopig probeert ze al het bewijs van haar relatie met Christie te verbergen. 3/6
CloseHet café komt in gevaar en Ray denkt dat ze de oplossing heeft, maar Gemma en Kieran zijn er niet zeker van. De driehoeksverhouding komt uit bij hun vrienden en familie, wat verrassende reacties teweegbrengt. 7/8
CloseGerry ontmoet zijn helden, de rockband Bad Faith uit de jaren '70, als het team de dood van zijn lead guitarist onderzoekt. 4/8
CloseWanneer Nathan meehelpt met de zaak-Hansen, dreigt Hannahs privéleven in conflict te komen met haar werk. Wanhopig probeert ze al het bewijs van haar relatie met Christie te verbergen. 3/6
CloseAls Richard geveld wordt door een tropische ziekte en Camille in Paris is, is het aan Dwayne en Fidel een schijnbaar onmogelijke moord op te lossen. 6/8
CloseAls een delegatie narren naar Kembleford komt om de menigte te vermaken, komt er een einde aan de pret als dr. Belmont in elkaar zakt en voor het oog van een menigte geschokte toeschouwers sterft. 4/10
CloseLady Tania roept de hulp in van Frank en Lu als haar opstandige dochter vermist wordt samen met haar kostbare collier. 10/10
CloseAls Richard geveld wordt door een tropische ziekte en Camille in Paris is, is het aan Dwayne en Fidel een schijnbaar onmogelijke moord op te lossen. 6/8
CloseDeel 1/2. Als de jaarlijkse kermis en de waaghalzen van de Wall of Death naar Whitcombe Mallet komen, wordt de eigenaar van een manage door zijn paard vertrapt. 11/12
CloseDeel 2/2. Als DCI Barnaby en DS Nelson de dood van de vertrapte manege-eigenaar onderzoeken, ontdekken ze een complexe ruzie uit het verleden, waar niets is wat het lijkt. 12/12
CloseDeel 1/2. Als een onlangs gepensioneerde ambtenaar vermoord wordt aangetroffen, is Dalziel er stellig van overtuigd dat de lokale schurk Danny Macer verantwoordelijk is voor de moord. Deel 1 van 2. 7/8
CloseDeel 2/2. Als een onlangs gepensioneerde ambtenaar vermoord wordt aangetroffen, is Dalziel er stellig van overtuigd dat de lokale schurk Danny Macer verantwoordelijk is voor de moord. Deel 2 van 2. 8/8
CloseEen groep anarchisten arriveert in Kembleford. Ze treden op op Clegg Farm met de bedoeling een revolutie te beginnen. Mrs. McCarthy is niet onder de indruk, maar Bunty is geïnspireerd. 8/10
CloseInspecteur Richard Poole en zijn team staan perplex als een vrouw toegeeft dat ze haar man heeft vermoord maar er geen lichaam blijkt te zijn. 4/8
CloseEen moordonderzoek wordt meer dan persoonlijk voor Richard als het slachtoffer wordt vermoord terwijl hij met handboeien aan hem vastzit. 5/8
CloseAls Richard geveld wordt door een tropische ziekte en Camille in Paris is, is het aan Dwayne en Fidel een schijnbaar onmogelijke moord op te lossen. 6/8
CloseAls Frank en Lu worden ingehuurd om een oude bingohal te sluiten, ontdekt Frank tot zijn verrassing dat er een oude aartsvijand aan het werk is. Maar wat is hij echt van plan? 1/10
CloseAls een gestrande rockster denkt dat de duivel hem probeert te vermoorden, moeten Frank en Lu in een race tegen de klok achter de waarheid zien te komen voordat de moordenaar opnieuw toeslaat. 2/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Barnaby's nieuwe sergeant begint op de dag na de moord op een plaatselijke helleveeg en wordt direct aan het werk gezet. 3/14
CloseDeel 2/2. Barnaby's nieuwe sergeant begint een dag na de moord op een plaatselijke helleveeg en wordt direct aan het werk gezet. 4/14
CloseDeel 1/2. Lang onderdrukte familiegeheimen, gestolen oude artefacten en een dertig jaar oud sterfgeval op een Keltische begraafplaats hebben een reeks moorden tot gevolg in het hedendaagse Midsomer. 5/14
CloseDeel 2/2. Lang onderdrukte familiegeheimen, gestolen oude artefacten en een dertig jaar oud sterfgeval op een Keltische begraafplaats hebben een reeks moorden tot gevolg in het hedendaagse Midsomer. 6/14
CloseThe queens' Drag Race UK tour arrives in London, where for the first time, Crystal is given the go-ahead to perform a risky aerial routine high above the stage. There is no safety rope, no net and no second chances.
CloseOn their first night off from the tour, the queens hit a local drag show. Vinegar finds some action, while others cut out early like Divina - whose worsening flu continues to plague her.
CloseCharlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty present a round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseMatt Tebbutt is joined by special guest Tim Peake. Plus, archive clips from Rick Stein, Keith Floyd and Nadiya Hussain.
CloseNigella Lawson prepares a layered chocolate and peanut butter cake, and uses liquorice pellets to make a sauce for a Basque burnt cheesecake. She also demonstrates a recipe for roast vegetables with cumin and fennel seeds to accompany spiced bulgur wheat and beetroot sauce.
CloseDan Walker and guests look ahead to the weekend's football, including Chelsea v Leeds United and Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.
CloseJason Mohammad presents coverage of the opening semi-final from Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, played over the best of 11 frames. After facing Liang Wenbo in the quarter-final, China's Ding Junhui played another of his compatriots at this stage last year, defeating Yan Bingtao to book his place in the final against Scot Stephen Maguire. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Alan McManus, John Parrott, Dennis Taylor, Ken Doherty, John Virgo and Stephen Hendry.
CloseJason Mohammad presents a round-up of the classified results and this afternoon's news from the Premier League, EFL and Scotland.
CloseAlexander Armstrong and Richard Osmana a special food edition of the general knowledge quiz. This time, the contestants are Brian Turner, Stacie Stewart, Chris Bavin, Sabrina Ghayour, Jay Rayner, Loyd Grossman, Rick Stein and Jack Stein.
CloseMarvin and Rochelle Humes present the music-based quiz show, in which contestants must name as many hit songs and artists as possible under intense pressure, with a £10,000 jackpot up for grabs for the winners. Across four rounds, their knowledge is put to the test, as they attempt to identify huge hits across various decades. In this episode, the contestants are father and daughter Iain and Olivia from Nottingham, sisters Melisa and Kaya from London and from Bridgend in Wales partners Krys and Shane.
CloseTess Daly and Claudia Winkleman present as the couples - minus Caroline and Johanes, who were eliminated last week - return to the Strictly ballroom with a new routine, hoping to secure their place in next week's musicals special.
CloseThe award-winning comedian Michael McIntyre hosts a brand new Saturday-night gameshow, as contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing the a cash prize. Each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, who are on hand to help them find their way to a fortune.
CloseEdmund becomes jealous of the adulation that a boastful Sir Walter Raleigh has been receiving in court since his return from the New World. Attempting to impress the queen, he announces his intention to go on a voyage around the Cape of Good Hope, but his choice of captain leaves a lot to be desired. Comedy, guest starring Tom Baker and Simon Jones, with Rowan Atkinson.
CloseGary Lineker presents highlights of the latest Premier League fixtures, featuring Chelsea v Leeds United at Stamford Bridge, Manchester City v Fulham at Etihad Stadium, West Ham United v Manchester United at London Stadium and Burnley v Everton at Turf Moor.
CloseThere is celebration throughout the fleet when the Galactica finds the Battlestar Pegasus, a warship long thought destroyed by the Cylons with the rest of the colonial forces. However, tensions soon begin to surface as the new admiral tries to assert her authority and two of Adama's crew are sentenced to death.
CloseThe conflict between Galactica and Pegasus reaches epic proportions. A power struggle and a calamitous battle loom in this exciting two-parter...
CloseThe UK's weather is becoming more extreme, with unprecedented rainfall, sunshine and sustained high temperatures during 2020. In this programme, Justin Rowlatt visits communities around Britain battered by this year's extreme weather to find out how they have coped. With exclusive access to Met Office data detailing how hot and wet every part of the UK could become, he discovers a future of more heatwaves, intense storms and little snow for most of the nation, and asks whether Britain is ready for the even wilder weather that is coming.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson and Tim Warwood show clips from the natural world, including an elephant seal that turned up on a zebra crossing in Rio de Janeiro and a moose stuck up a tree.
CloseA sneak peek into the life of a monk in Laos.
CloseMark Wright and Lauren Layfield come to the aid of Carrie, a 10-year-old from Leeds who plans to celebrate her red hair with a gingerbread house den.
CloseChildren's magazine with information, topical items and performance.
ClosePart two of two. The Clarks see the harsh reality of poaching in Indonesia when they visit tigers that were caught in snares, prompting Giles to concoct an ambitious plan to save the injured big cats in the wild. Back in Australia, Spot and Stripe are days away from their first birthday and will no longer be classed as cubs, while Spot faces an operation that may end with him losing all vision.
CloseDara O Briain and Angela Scanlon present the final, featuring the five heat winners and one of the runners-up. Judges Sethu Vijayakumar, Noel Sharkey and Dr Lucy Rodgers decide the winner, while Jonathan Pearce provides commentary on the mayhem.
CloseLyra the Pomsky moves in with the busy Cuthbertson family in Gateshead, but after the dog chews toddler Ellie's toys, her parent call in Louise to help stop the destruction and restore harmony to the house. In Cardiff, Ailsa has to decide whether she is confident enough to let Chinese crested powderpuff Fabio run free across the beach.
CloseClassic, glossy musical remake of The Philadelphia Story, that was also Grace Kelly's last film. On the eve of high-class but haughty Tracy Lord's second marriage, her first husband realises that he is still madly in love with her and attempts to win her back. With many classic Cole Porter songs including 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' and 'Well, Did You Evah?'.
CloseFour siblings on holiday in the Lake District discover an island, only to find another group of children have laid claim to it. The rivalry that ensues between the two factions must be put aside when a bigger and more dangerous challenge presents itself. Period drama based on Arthur Ransome's classic novel, starring Rafe Spall, Kelly Macdonald and Andrew Scott.
ClosePresenters Dick Strawbridge and Professor Alice Roberts explore the British landscapes that inspired children's author Arthur Ransome to write his famous series Swallows and Amazons. Strawbridge uses vintage boats to investigate three iconic waterlands - the Lake District, the Norfolk broads, and the Suffolk coastline - while Roberts takes a look at the shore lines.
CloseAntiques experts Caroline Hawley and Michael Baggot search for antiques at Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry. Paul Martin explores the city's musical history.
CloseJason Mohammad presents coverage of the concluding session of the final from Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, played over the best of 19 frames. Ding Junhui of China took the trophy in 2019, defeating Scot Stephen Maguire 10-6 and hitting four century breaks, including 131 in the penultimate frame. With this victory, his first triumph in the event since 2009, Ding became the fifth person to have won this title three or more times. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Alan McManus, John Parrott, Dennis Taylor, Ken Doherty, John Virgo and Stephen Hendry.
CloseAction from the Grand Final at the KCOM Stadium in Hull, as the two remaining sides battled it out for the title won by St Helens last season.
CloseA primary school teacher is given the job of directing a nativity play and is determined to outdo a rival from a nearby private school. When he dishonestly claims his ex-girlfriend is a Hollywood producer and is coming to see the show with an eye on making a film, he finds himself becoming a local celebrity. Comedy, starring Martin Freeman and Ashley Jensen.
CloseDavid Attenborough tells the story of two physically identical species of ant that live in the same area in the foothills of the Swiss Alps, but have two very different strategies to survive the harsh environment.
CloseFeature-length wildlife documentary from the same team the made David Attenborough's award-winning Planet Earth and Blue Planet documentaries, charting the story of life on Earth over the course of a single day. The film introduces viewers to a cast of characters including a baby zebra desperate to cross a swollen river, a penguin heroically undertaking a death-defying daily commute to feed its family, a family of sperm whales that like to snooze vertically and a sloth on the lookout for love. Narrated by Robert Redford.
CloseA British-Vietnamese man returns to his birth country for the first time in more than 30 years. He was only eight when he and his family escaped Saigon as boat refugees during the Vietnam-American war. Now he embarks on a personal journey from Saigon to Hanoi to find a place to scatter his parents' ashes. Drama, starring Henry Golding, Parker Sawyers, David Tran and Molly Harris.
CloseThe Academy Award-winning singer performs at LSO St Luke's, London, with members of the BBC Concert Orchestra. The session includes songs from the Eurythmics' back catalogue, together with material from her solo career. First shown in 2009.
CloseRock band Travis join forces with the 60-piece BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra at Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom for a collaboration arranged for BBC Music Day in June 2016. Songs performed in front of the 1,000 audience members include All I Want to Do Is Rock, Sing and Why Does It Always Rain on Me?
CloseA performance by the Brit Award-winning artist at the BBC Radio Theatre in London, recorded in 2018. The multiple Brit Award-winning singer and songwriter established herself as one of the UK's most exciting artists in 2012, with the release of her debut album Our Version of Events. The album spent a total of 10 weeks at number one and was the bestselling album of 2012 in the UK. Her follow-up Long Live the Angels came in 2016 and featured the singles Hurts and Breathing Underwater.
CloseSuperfan David Tennant meets Craig and Charlie Reid of Scottish band the Proclaimers, as they discuss the 30 years since their debut album, and a career that has taken them from playing in small pubs and clubs around Scotland to become one of the nation's most iconic bands.
CloseFrancesco da Mosto visits Rome, the hilltop town of Tivoli and Naples, where he explores the city's subterranean tunnels and dodges its notoriously dangerous local motorists. He also stops off at the Galleria Borghese, and the water gardens at Villa d'Este, before meeting a family whose members live near the steaming sulphur jets of Solfatara.
CloseThe veteran traveller canoes through the remotest reaches of the Peruvian rainforest and finds the newly discovered Machigenga tribe have already caught on to plastic utensils and football boots. A more leisurely steamer trip takes him down the Amazon and on to Bogota, the drug-riddled crime capital of Colombia, where he shares lunch with a Godfather figure.
CloseAn elderly woman is found murdered at the abandoned boys' home, and her body has similar wounds to those found in the previous two killings. Kata and Arnar are under pressure to identify and capture the killer. Icelandic crime drama, starring Nina Dogg Filippusdottir. In Icelandic.
CloseKata, Arnar and the Reykjavik team examine boxes of documents from an inquiry into Icelandic children's homes in an effort to identify both the next possible victim and the killer. Icelandic crime drama, starring Nina Dogg Filippusdottir. In Icelandic.
CloseChris Packham leads an expedition of adventurers and scientists to the Arctic to explore the unknown world of icebergs, following the frozen behemoths from their creation to their end. In the first of two programmes, the naturalist is joined by ocean specialist Helen Czerski, diver Andy Torbet and team medic Chris van Tulleken on a visit to Store Glacier in Greenland, to find out why it makes so many icebergs on such a huge scale. They look at the forces at work in this unpredictable environment, explore the inside of the glacier and witness the moment when a multi-million-ton block of ice breaks away to form an iceberg.
CloseThe hilarious Rob Beckett is your host as he introduces rising comedy stars Jen Brister and Darren Harriott to the stage. 3/7
CloseDramatic depiction of the events surrounding the United Kingdom's hung Parliament of 2010 and the three main political party's leaders attempts to form a government, despite contrasting policies and personal beliefs. 1/1
CloseDue to the sudden illness of its regular host, BBC One magazine show This Time welcomes Alan Partridge as its guest presenter. A long-awaited return to primetime broadcasting. 1/6
CloseThe hilarious Rob Beckett is your host as he introduces rising comedy stars Jen Brister and Darren Harriott to the stage. 3/7
CloseThe Musketeers battle to restore order in Paris after Grimaud and Feron stage an ambitious Châtelet breakout, setting free a lunatic with murderous designs on the Louvre. 5/10
CloseFiona Bruce and the experts visit the National Trust's beautiful Nymans garden near Crawley, where they are kept busy as they comb through over 4,000 family heirlooms. 4/26
CloseFiona Bruce and the experts visit the University of London's art deco jewel of Senate House in Bloomsbury. 5/26
CloseCharlie Ross is at the Newbury Showground, where experts David Harper and John Cameron assist two teams of friends at an Antiques and Collectors Fair. 6/32
CloseEric Knowles is in the presenting hot seat today, joined by experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams are made up of a father and daughter and a brother and sister; each buying three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction. 7/32
CloseThe Doctor makes a final stand against an army of Cybermen, to protect a tiny band of humans from destruction. 12/12
CloseGranville tries to sell some out-of-date mints, with results that get tongues wagging. Meanwhile, Mrs Featherstone is still trying to tempt Granville to become her fourth husband, and Eric, Cyril and Mr Newbold try to prove to their womenfolk that they are men of adventure. 3/6
CloseAl and Emma search for a breakthrough in Jimmi's case, while Zara and Daniel struggle to keep their emotions in check. Ruhma tries to get the measure of a young couple who aren't what they appear to be. 79/120
CloseThe Letherbridge Avengers assemble to try to save Jimmi, Bear finds himself caught between Daniel and Zara, and Valerie helps a cancer patient face up to some surprising news. 80/120
CloseEric Knowles is in the presenting hot seat today, joined by experts Charles Hanson and Richard Madley. The teams are made up of a father and daughter and a brother and sister; each buying three items which will hopefully make them a profit at auction. 7/32
CloseCallum uncovers the truth, and Kathy takes the next step with her dating app. 6149/214
ClosePeter makes a discovery, and tensions escalate between Stacey and Ruby. 6150/214
CloseThe magnificent Castle Howard in Yorkshire is the Roadshow's first stop as visitors bring in family heirlooms. 1/26
CloseOn one of the wettest days in Roadshow history, over 2,000 visitors queue to see Fiona and the experts sheltering under the canopy at Minehead station. 2/26
CloseTrapped on an arctic science base, the Doctor and Clara are attacked by terrifying Dream Crabs - creatures that distract their victims by inducing a dream-like state whilst devouring their brains. 1/1
CloseAlan and the team host a special show dedicated to the memory of a much-cherished broadcaster. Alan must handle this delicate situation as only he can. But one man's loss is another's opportunity. 2/6
CloseIt's Dad's annual hinge-oiling evening, but when he spills his oil on Mum's beloved carpet, it's a race against time to clean it up before she finds out. Meanwhile, Jim gets a cat. 2/6
CloseIn a special festive edition of the award-winning Live at the Apollo, the funny and fabulous Katherine Ryan introduces Marlon Davis, Joel Dommett and John Robins to the stage. 4/7
CloseGranville tries to sell some out-of-date mints, with results that get tongues wagging. Meanwhile, Mrs Featherstone is still trying to tempt Granville to become her fourth husband, and Eric, Cyril and Mr Newbold try to prove to their womenfolk that they are men of adventure. 3/6
CloseAlan and the team host a special show dedicated to the memory of a much-cherished broadcaster. Alan must handle this delicate situation as only he can. But one man's loss is another's opportunity. 2/6
CloseIt's Dad's annual hinge-oiling evening, but when he spills his oil on Mum's beloved carpet, it's a race against time to clean it up before she finds out. Meanwhile, Jim gets a cat. 2/6
CloseChris, Pui and the toys pretend to be a chain of elephants and then hop on their bikes to take part in Teddington's race.
CloseThe creatures observe a man putting up a poster on a bill board. They watch him unroll the strips of the poster and paste them on the board, using a roller to flatten them out. They then help the man by rolling the strips of the poster out of the van. Does the picture on the poster look right when all the rolls are hung up? The Piece of Paper visits The Big Red Boat. Peekaboo goes to investigate and rolls with it. Toodloo shows her balancing skills and Great BigHoo, Chickedy and Chick run and roll out of the way.
CloseTinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po receive a call on the Tubby Phone. It's the Tiddlytubbies who ring to say hello, just before the Tubby Phone Dance.
CloseThe animals try to work out what the new toy Raa Raa has made does.
ClosePat and Jess deliver sleds to Greendale Fell for the Winter Showdown day.
CloseFlop teaches Bing and Pando how to blow bubbles, but frustration and outrage soon follow.
CloseThe bunny is shocked to find there is no water in the paddling pool he visits with Sula, but soon realises there are all sorts of different games they can play instead.
CloseWhile Duggee washes a wizard's hat, a little bird baas like a sheep and the squirrels start talking to each other in the wrong voices.
CloseDuggee and the Squirrels are out doing a bit of sailing. When Tag starts to feel a little bit seasick, Duggee suggests a stop off at the Island for a spot of lunch, but finds the picnic basket is empty. Everything is still on board and the boat is drifting out to sea, but thanks to Duggee having his Island Badge - he knows what to do.
CloseThe Grimbots accidentally block London's sewers with a huge fatberg.
CloseThe rabbit accidentally brings home Mr MacGregor's cat instead of a cart of Brussels sprouts, and must find a way to lure her into the garden safely.
CloseAn underwater tremor separates the Gup-X and its crew, so Barnacles seeks guidance from a mysterious sea turtle.
CloseMittens loses the new bell on her collar and Timmy helps her find it.
CloseA goat checks in and eats all the food before starting on the furniture. Meanwhile, Furgus struggles to trim a vine that will not stop growing.
CloseBut while he is showing them what he can do, he accidentally rubs them out! Pug helps the pencil get them back to their original design.
CloseMr Tumble helps Grandad Tumble to water his vegetables, while Justin and his friends have fun gardening and making a scarecrow.
CloseA scaly little visitor gives Nick and Norman an idea for today's Popcast Song.
CloseYolanDa Brown and her house band The Band Jaminals entertain an audience of children.
CloseFamous photographer Iris Shutterspeed is on the way to take a group picture of Justin, Robert, Little Monster and Cat for Granny Justina.
CloseAndy Day goes in search of the woolly rhino, travelling back 50,000 years to a snowy prehistoric mountain range. However, he needs to find the rhino's favourite food and get back to his time-travelling clock before it returns to the museum.
CloseHugo and his friends encourage young viewers to question the world around them.
CloseThe Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to Mrs Hobbs' house, hoping to show her he's well behaved. With the voice of Rufus Hound.
CloseThe twins wake up early on the morning of their house move, and remember some of the wonderful times they have shared there.
CloseChildren from all over the world demonstrate their favourite recipes, and find out where the ingredients they have used come from.
CloseMali is in a rush and Grandma Zainab urges him to take a little more time over making the picnic.
CloseJack recounts a bubbly story when Little Ernie took some homemade bubble mixture to the beach.
CloseStorm Huntley goes to Shropshire to find out how quinoa is harvested, and then makes a tasty salad. Meanwhile, JB Gill discovers what turf is and how it is grown.
CloseIn Vietnam, seven-year-old Truc enjoys a special breakfast with her mother before going to school. In Canada, eight-year-old Rhys helps his pet dog celebrate her birthday. Meanwhile, in India, six-year-old Anushka is plays hide-and-seek with her brother Akhilesh.
CloseFinlay and his family visit a big castle and look for fairies in the grounds. Later, it's all aboard a boat as they head out to sea on the lookout for seals.
CloseRory visits Amber at a riding stable to meet Trigger and the other ponies.
CloseA closer look at some of the challenges faced by newborn animals, including baby penguins, elephants and Japanese macaques.
CloseAnimation following the adventure of a group of animals living on a patchwork blanket.
CloseWhen Lalloo wins an award, Bobble and Tib become jealous. Major Ponk shows them that everyone is good at something - and deserves a medal.
CloseMr Tumble pretends to be a doctor, while Justin and friends imagine they are pirates.
CloseMaddie learns how a camera works and discovers how a hairbrush is made in a factory.
CloseDog and Pug arrive on a desert island and find a pirate who has lost his treasure.
CloseWhen Cotton-tail is taken ill, Peter must bring Dr Bobtail through the woods, but unfortunately Mr Tod has other ideas for the rabbits, which involve a minty stew.
CloseThe Go Jetters join Ubercorn in the Go Jet Academy to try out a brand new super vacuum that reportedly can suck up bad weather.
CloseWhen JoJo learns that Jared was too busy to have a birthday party, Gran Gran has a Gran Gran Plan to throw Jared a surprise belated birthday party. But keeping it a surprise is harder than they thought.
CloseGram and Grand visit. Waffle loves Gram; he'll only leave his new dog doormat for her.
CloseFerne visits Harry and his pet degus. Harry knows a lot about his pets and together they clean out the cage and give them fresh sticks to knaw on. They watch the degus enjoying a sand bath in their cage and decide to create a beach in Harry's living room just for the Degus to enjoy.
CloseIn this episode, Grace shows off three amazing machines that all belong on the beach! Grace uses a very special machine to launch a lifeboat, shows off a machine that helps scientists and drives a sea tractor.
CloseBabies and their grown-ups play with tubes and enjoy songs and story time together.
CloseAshley Kendall, Aimee Campbell-Nottage, Donna Mullings and Simon Herdman present a poetry programme using a mix of sign language, the spoken word, music and animation to bring poems to life and capture the imaginations of both deaf and hearing children.
CloseBarry and Kari are throwing a surprise party, but Kari doesn't trust Barry to help.
CloseWoolly steps in to help when Tig loses her hat, scarf and gloves on the way home from the botanic glass house.
CloseThe art gallery holds a celebration of the colour pink and Sarah is keen to take part.
CloseThe school marks Save an Animal week, and Lola and Lotta set out to save a panda.
CloseTee cannot stop playing his favourite game on Mo's tablet, so Mo tries to convince him that it's just as much fun playing outside.
CloseGranny, Tiny and Small find a forgotten tunnel leading somewhere unexpected.
CloseThe friends ride around the garden on the Ninky Nonk. The Tombliboos and Makka Pakka wave to Upsy Daisy and Igglepiggle.
CloseJoin Romesh Ranganathan as he searches for the mysterious yeti in tonight's bedtime adventure.
CloseBrain's Easter egg hunts are notoriously hard, and the latest one might prove impossible if Brain can't remember where he hid the final egg. To track down the missing memory, Brain, DW and Bud venture where no kid has gone before - Brain's brain.
CloseThe OOglies band is joined by a new Watermelon conductor, with disastrous consequences, the fishing finger comes a cropper, and Count Grapeula delivers a hypnotic performance.
CloseDM and Penfold become reluctant parents when it appears the Baron has wiped his own memory. With the voices of Alexander Armstrong and Kevin Eldon.
CloseA bungled attempt at a stunt leads to Dennis accidentally becoming an internet star. However, his moment of fame proves short-lived.
CloseCelebrity hosts give us a run-down of the top tracks on their Playlists!
CloseIt's the zoo's grand reopening and the boys are preparing to open the gates to the public for the first time. The night before, they were rudely awoken, and Moto the lion took the opportunity to investigate what the animals get up to during the dead of night. Cam draws the short straw and has to clean out the camel enclosure, while Billy the ocelot is given a pungent treat to play with and the boys recall the extraordinary story of how the zoo was started. Meanwhile, the brothers catch up on when they met with rangers on the front line training to intercept and arrest wildlife poachers.
CloseA whirlwind tour of the online world, starring Richard David-Caine and Joseph Elliot. Meet Joshua Keen, pick up tips on how to play Yourcraft and marvel at the weird and wonderful Mr Pineapple.
CloseWhen Danny is too tired to take on Lance in the annual ping-pong competition, Mick is forced to extreme lengths to get his brother the nap he needs.
CloseHistorical characters and events are explored in sketches and quizzes based on the books by Terry Deary. Comedy talent including Sarah Hadland, Steve Punt and Meera Syal help bring the strange facts, gory battles and crazy inventions to life.
CloseSuper-rich Roman politician Crassus raps about his blinging lifestyle, some unusual soldiers are recruited into the Second World War, and Johannes Gutenberg goes head to head with some monks on The Historical Apprentice.
CloseJames performs a risky eye operation on an old Labrador called Charlie.
CloseItch decides to get rid of the rock but is instead waylaid at the school rock concert.
CloseDracula and the vampires begin to realise that Alisa has enormous powers. Excited about her new powers Alisa tries them out, much to the amusement of Lars and Ivy.
CloseStacey ends the work experience for our five teens at Heathrow airport.
CloseSteve heads to the rainforest in Eduador in search of some of the deadliest critters.
CloseA real-life King Kong shows Steve who is boss, and a scaly thief is caught red-handed.
CloseAmbitious arts and design enthusiast Nyobi needs more room, a proper desk and better materials to fully express herself, so Lauren Layfield, Mark Wright and the team set about building her an appropriately creative den.
CloseMark Wright and Lauren Layfield come to the aid of 10-year-old Ben, who shares a bedroom with his four-year-old sister, leaving him no room to expand his beloved model train track.
CloseRicky is ready to reveal his latest diamond-encrusted arty creation, but it's been stolen!
CloseHistorical characters and events are explored in sketches and quizzes based on the books by Terry Deary. Comedy talent including Sarah Hadland, Steve Punt and Meera Syal help bring the strange facts, gory battles and crazy inventions to life.
CloseSuper-rich Roman politician Crassus raps about his blinging lifestyle, some unusual soldiers are recruited into the Second World War, and Johannes Gutenberg goes head to head with some monks on The Historical Apprentice.
CloseAniya needs to break a Planet Record and Andy and the Band won't give up until it's done.
CloseAndy and the Band try to convince Hattie Hardface that the local cinema shouldn't close.
CloseDM must save his reputation and the world when Professor Squawkencluck's artificially intelligent defence supercomputer becomes power mad. With the voice of Alexander Armstrong.
CloseDM has to face his only fear when Penfold accidentally wakes up a gigantic World Wide Spider.
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CloseA garden snail obsessed with motor racing gets sucked into a car's exhaust pipe, and emerges having gained super-speed. This stroke of luck allows him to realise his dream of competing against human drivers in the prestigious Indianapolis 500 race. Animated adventure, with the voices of Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti and Samuel L Jackson.
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