Rob krijgt te maken met lelijke beschuldigingen op zijn werk, en Sharon realiseert zich dat ze er nog niet klaar voor is weer les te gaan geven. 5/6
CloseRob en Sharon raken van elkaar vervreemd. Terwijl Rob aan het drinken slaat, heeft Sharon een zware nacht die ernstige gevolgen kan hebben. 6/6
CloseDr. Nikki Alexander en haar team in het Lyell Centre moeten vijf nieuwe spannende mysteries oplossen waaronder een lichaam dat verborgen is in een betonnen pijler, een neergestort vliegtuig en een zaak van een wetenschappelijk onderzoek dat fout is gegaan. 1/10
CloseVadim wordt overgehaald op te treden als vredesstichter in Istanbul. Alex verneemt de vreselijke prijs voor zijn daden en Dmitri neemt een beslissing die hen allemaal in gevaar brengt. 7/8
CloseAlex vliegt naar Moskou, onwetend van zijn vaders acties. Vadim en Ilya liegen voor hem. Alex moet al zijn middelen inzetten. Overleeft hij dit? 8/8
CloseSeizoen 9 keert terug met nieuwe fascinerende mysteries en duivels knappe moorden op het exotische en pittoreske Caribische eiland Saint Marie - met de gloednieuwe rechercheur Neville Parker (Ralf Little) aan de leiding. 1/8
ClosePenelope en haar man Owain willen zich laten bijstaan door Frank en Lu om te onderzoeken wie hun verzorgingstehuis probeert te saboteren en waarom. 5/10
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. Als Pascoe naar huis terugkeert om het huwelijk van een jeugdvriend bij te wonen, verstoort de ontdekking van een dode soldaat de feestelijkheden. Deel 1 van 2. 1/8
CloseDeel 2/2. Als Pascoe naar huis terugkeert om het huwelijk van een jeugdvriend bij te wonen, verstoort de ontdekking van een dode soldaat de feestelijkheden. Deel 2 van 2. 2/8
CloseDeel 1/2. Er blijkt een veiligheidslek te zijn in het huis van de hoofdcommissaris. Het is aan Barnaby om deze zeer bekwame en behendige inbreker te pakken te krijgen. 11/14
CloseDeel 2/2. Er blijkt een veiligheidslek te zijn in het huis van de hoofdcommissaris. Het is aan Barnaby om deze zeer bekwame en behendige inbreker te pakken te krijgen. 12/14
CloseDeel 1/2. Als Pascoe naar huis terugkeert om het huwelijk van een jeugdvriend bij te wonen, verstoort de ontdekking van een dode soldaat de feestelijkheden. Deel 1 van 2. 1/8
CloseDeel 2/2. Als Pascoe naar huis terugkeert om het huwelijk van een jeugdvriend bij te wonen, verstoort de ontdekking van een dode soldaat de feestelijkheden. Deel 2 van 2. 2/8
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
ClosePenelope en haar man Owain willen zich laten bijstaan door Frank en Lu om te onderzoeken wie hun verzorgingstehuis probeert te saboteren en waarom. 5/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Er blijkt een veiligheidslek te zijn in het huis van de hoofdcommissaris. Het is aan Barnaby om deze zeer bekwame en behendige inbreker te pakken te krijgen. 11/14
CloseDeel 2/2. Er blijkt een veiligheidslek te zijn in het huis van de hoofdcommissaris. Het is aan Barnaby om deze zeer bekwame en behendige inbreker te pakken te krijgen. 12/14
CloseDeel 1/2. Pascoe doet onderzoek naar een zaak waarin een bejaarde vrouw in een particuliere gezondheidsclub dood in haar bad wordt aangetroffen en valt voor dokter Laurie. Deel 1 van 2. 3/8
CloseDeel 2/2. Pascoe doet onderzoek naar een zaak waarin een bejaarde vrouw in een particuliere gezondheidsclub dood in haar bad wordt aangetroffen en valt voor dokter Laurie. Deel 2 van 2. 4/8
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
CloseActrice Sally Balthasar roept de hulp in van Frank en Lu nadat ze dreigbrieven heeft gekregen in haar hotelkamer. 6/10
CloseSeizoen 9 keert terug met nieuwe fascinerende mysteries en duivels knappe moorden op het exotische en pittoreske Caribische eiland Saint Marie - met de gloednieuwe rechercheur Neville Parker (Ralf Little) aan de leiding. 1/8
CloseDe charmante Father Brown keert terug voor het achtste seizoen om nieuwe mysteries te ontrafelen in het slapende stadje Kembleford in de Cotswolds. In dit seizoen draait het om de moord op een excentrieke bijenhouder en een dodelijke kunsttentoonstelling! 2/10
CloseIn seizoen 9, dat in januari 1965 begint met de begrafenis van Winston Churchill, treedt Nonnatus House een krachtig en innovatief tijdperk binnen. Maar voor de verloskundigen komt de structuur van hun leven in gevaar als Nonnatus dreigt te worden afgebroken. 1/8
CloseDr. Nikki Alexander en haar team in het Lyell Centre moeten vijf nieuwe spannende mysteries oplossen waaronder een lichaam dat verborgen is in een betonnen pijler, een neergestort vliegtuig en een zaak van een wetenschappelijk onderzoek dat fout is gegaan. 2/10
CloseRoz wordt onder druk gezet om een seriemoordenaar te arresteren. Er zijn twijfels over de schuld van een jonge man die ze arresteert. Negeert ze bewijs waarmee zijn onschuld kan worden bewezen? 1/6
CloseEr wordt een verminkt lichaam aangetroffen en de bezorgdheid neemt toe als DCI Roz Huntley niet op haar werk verschijnt. AC-12 vreest dat Michael Farmer wordt veroordeeld voor misdrijven die hij niet heeft gepleegd. 2/6
CloseDe charmante Father Brown keert terug voor het achtste seizoen om nieuwe mysteries te ontrafelen in het slapende stadje Kembleford in de Cotswolds. In dit seizoen draait het om de moord op een excentrieke bijenhouder en een dodelijke kunsttentoonstelling! 2/10
CloseLaura Kuenssberg, Katya Adler, Adam Fleming and Chris Mason indulge in more Brexit gossip and serious analysis from Westminster and Brussels.
CloseCharlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty present a round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseAngela Rippon, Gloria Hunniford and Julia Somerville hear from drivers stranded abroad despite having paid for what they thought was comprehensive insurance. Plus, is carbon offsetting just a load of `greenwashing"?
CloseMartin Roberts visits an old workshop in Margate in Kent and a building plot in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Martel Maxwell is at a semi-detached house in Wednesbury, West Midlands, that has some worrying cracks.
CloseNicki Chapman catches up with Richelle and her mother Lorraine, who were deciding on a move to Auckland, New Zealand and visited a selection of properties in the city.
CloseDominic Littlewood reports on the determined sisters who set up a camera to expose whoever was stealing from their grandmother. Plus, how burglars left clues amidst the chaos when they ransacked a jeweller's and the trio of fly-tippers who dumped themselves right in it.
CloseNatasha Raskin Sharp is joined by two teams led by experts Charles Hanson and David Harper at an antiques fair in Newbury, Berkshire, hoping to make a profit from their purchases at auction. The presenter also has a chat with a collector of pop concert tickets.
CloseJimmi gets drawn into the murky side of the prison. Emma has to take a stand when there is a patient revolt.
CloseAfter the body of Reginald Brody is discovered at the bottom of Helmsley Tower, Chief Inspector Valentine returns to Kembleford to investigate. Suspecting that there is more to his death than suicide, Valentine enlists Father Brown to help his inquiries. Mark Williams and Hugo Speer star in the crime drama.
CloseJules Hudson finds himself back in Somerset with a couple whose rural aspirations needed to accommodate their own needs, plus those of their parents. Visiting the day before a local beer and cider festival, he earns a brew by helping the neighbours set up for the event, but not before checking out the wonderful home he helped them to find. Later, Jules then travels to Leicestershire to meet a husband and wife at their impressive new home and discovers how their move away from a large urban town has helped strengthen family ties.
CloseHardworking families across the UK who work around the clock to make their farms a success compete to win the much coveted and prestigious title of best `Farming Family Business" at the British Farming Awards. Narrated by Denis Lawson.
CloseCharlie Ross and Izzie Balmer set sail on the Solent for an Isle of Wight antiques hunt. Both uncover silver goodies, but Charlie Ross manages to rip his trousers. At the auction at Battle, East Sussex, Izzie's silver brooch goes against Charlie's silver pen.
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 Matt Baker present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest.
CloseGreat Britain sprinter Adam Gemili, tennis star Heather Watson, former England cricketer Jonathan Trott and ex-West Ham United striker Dean Ashton join team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell and host Sue Barker on the quiz.
CloseKush is thrilled to learn Sonia and Martin are back together but when the latter arrives home he finds a letter that leaves him rocked. Honey forces herself to eat in front of the children, making herself feel unwell, while Dotty continues to try to charm Leo - only for him to show his true colours when she mentions his father. Jean and Daniel are the happiest they have ever been, and Rainie sets up a date for Callum.
CloseAmateur dramatics group the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society undertakes a 1960s-set horror tale, with Robert as the mysterious Albert Fortenoy welcoming a young family to his crumbling old house. A number of clever theatrical horror devices are used to create a creepy atmosphere and plenty of jump scares - and every single one manages to go horribly wrong. Worse, the designers have taken `crumbling" to heart and the cast members proceed to fall off, out of and through everything. Comedy, starring Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields.
CloseSteph McGovern, Richard Osman, Jennifer Saunders and Joe Sugg join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the comedy panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds including Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies.
CloseGary's under-9s little league team, The Badgers, are in the cup final. However, the week before the big match his star player, Abboussi, is poached by Chelsea. Gary throws absolutely everything at getting him back and even turns up, unannounced, at Abboussi's father's workplace to try to convince him that his son is making a big mistake. Big Gary bets against his own son's side to earn a few quid, and Terri is stumped to learn mother-in-law, Denise, is new best buddies with Chloe Ferdinando, Comedy, starring Tom Davis and Laura Checkley, with Simon Day, Camille Coduri and Romesh Ranganathan.
CloseHollywood stars Jamie Foxx and Michael B Jordan discuss starring in legal drama Just Mercy, while actress and comedian Jennifer Saunders talks about new mystery thriller series The Stranger, in which she features. Plus, Patrick Stewart reflects on his decision to reprise his most famous role in latest sci-fi spin-off Star Trek: Picard. Michael Kiwanuka performs Hero and more intrepid audience members attempt to recount an anecdote from the dreaded red chair.
CloseSeema Jaswal presents action from the fourth quarter-final on the sixth day at Alexandra Palace in London. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, John Parrott, Ken Doherty, Dennis Taylor, Stephen Hendry and John Virgo.
CloseExtended highlights of the opening semi-final, played over the best of 11 frames on day seven at Alexandra Palace in London. The victorious player knew he would progress to Sunday's final, and have an opportunity to win the first Triple Crown title of the year.
CloseDocumentary about the Cornish fishing village of Mevagissey. While many fishing communities are struggling, this one has thrived owing to protection from prevailing winds and returning fish stocks. Boats have been handed down through generations and currently 74 operate out of the harbour. As young captains prepare to follow in their father's footsteps, tourism also becomes a major boost to the town - but leaves it feeling deserted in winter. A veteran skipper prepares to retire, and questions what the next generation will learn from his example.
ClosePart two of two. Gordon Buchanan and Dr Lukarevsky keep a close eye on Koshka's family as they continue on the road to full recovery. They have to prove their ability to hunt and survive before they can be released back to the wild. Bryansk has become so domesticated it's a major challenge for Gordon and Victor to help him find his wild instincts. If he cannot he will not be able to be released and will have to spend the rest of his life in captivity.
CloseDominic Littlewood takes on his toughest challenge yet, working as a paramedic in Austin, Texas. His mentor is Cassi Lydon, a veteran paramedic with 14 years' service.
CloseHolly Walker wants to start a new life in Australia, and hopes a trial week in sun-kissed Nelson, Victoria, will persuade husband Rob it is worth the move. Nicki Chapman presents.
CloseInternational sheepdog breeder David and farmer Brenda battle the temperamental British weather with their pedigree dogs by their sides, competing in Powburn, Northumberland, at one of Britain's oldest sheepdog trials.
CloseIn the last heat of the competition, the first three chefs recreate Monica's dish of oeufs meurette, before the next three take on Marcus' drop scones and a suzette sauce. In the next round, the six chefs are given a chance to showcase their creativity and cooking style as they present a dish of their own design to the judges.
CloseDaily news and current-affairs programme offering discussion of breaking stories, exclusive interviews and audience interaction via social media.
CloseA chance to stay up to date on the day's leading stories, with the latest breaking news as it happens.
CloseHazel Irvine presents coverage of the concluding session of the final from Alexandra Palace, London, played over the best-of-19-frames. After going into the session facing a 7-1 deficit, Ronnie O'Sullivan fought back by winning two of the opening three frames, but Judd Trump was eventually able to prevail 10-4. It was the first time `The Juddernaut" had won this title, and he went on to win the World Championship in the May of what was a memorable 2019 for him. The Bristolian also added the World Grand Prix title to his résumé, along with the International Championship, World Open and Northern Ireland Open later in the year. In November, he reached the final of the Champion of Champions event in Coventry, but lost 10-9 to Neil Robertson in a high-quality encounter. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, John Parrott, Ken Doherty, Dennis Taylor, Stephen Hendry and John Virgo.
CloseSi King and Dave Myers take a tour of Lincolnshire's pubs, and discover the important roles many of the county's establishments played in the Second World War, from a pub that was used as temporary accommodation for people made homeless by bombing to the Bluebell Inn in Woodhall Spa, which was the local for the pilots of the Dambuster squadron.
ClosePaul Martin presents from Newby Hall, North Yorkshire. Mark Stacey comes across two unusual tie and stick pins and Claire Rawle enthuses about a large collection of toy cars.
CloseAndrea McLean, Adil Ray, Rita Simons and Phil Wang test their knowledge in a series of trivia-based games, with the week's overall champion set to be crowned.
CloseMichael Portillo crosses the county line from Devon into Somerset, seeing first-hand how willow farmers sought to overcome the challenge from the production of synthetic plastics during the 1930s and hearing how tourism has spread across the region, especially amongst the young. In Bath, Michael visits the former home of a refugee emperor, whose country was invaded by the Italian dictator Mussolini, and in whose name a religious movement began that now flourishes worldwide. Travelling east into Wiltshire, he reaches the largest training area of the British Army, Salisbury Plain.
CloseHazel Irvine presents coverage of the concluding session of the final from Alexandra Palace, London, played over the best-of-19-frames. After going into the session facing a 7-1 deficit, Ronnie O'Sullivan fought back by winning two of the opening three frames, but Judd Trump was eventually able to prevail 10-4. It was the first time `The Juddernaut" had won this title, and he went on to win the World Championship in the May of what was a memorable 2019 for him. The Bristolian also added the World Grand Prix title to his résumé, along with the International Championship, World Open and Northern Ireland Open later in the year. In November, he reached the final of the Champion of Champions event in Coventry, but lost 10-9 to Neil Robertson in a high-quality encounter. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, John Parrott, Ken Doherty, Dennis Taylor, Stephen Hendry and John Virgo.
CloseThe horticulturalist explores gardens of early independent America, learning how the history of the South is still very much evident in the places and people he meets. He visits the famous garden where President Thomas Jefferson, one of America's founding fathers, enjoyed spending his time seeking out seeds and plants for his 1,000-ft vegetable garden. From there he heads to Charleston, which boasts some of the most beautiful trees in the world and learns about the life of the plantations there. Later, in Miami, Monty visits one of the most spectacular Renaissance recreations built on marshland.
CloseSandi Toksvig looks at `Quills", inviting Jimmy Carr, Tom Allen and Lou Sanders to join regular panellist Alan Davies to face her fiendish questions. As usual, the host doesn't particularly care whether the answers are right or not, so long as they are interesting.
CloseDara O Briain looks back on the latest events in news and politics, with the help of Eshaan Akbar, Angela Barnes, Ed Gamble, Rhys James and Sindhu Vee and regular panellist Hugh Dennis. As usual, stand-up and improvisation are the name of the game as the contestants try to get one up on one another. First shown in November.
CloseWith more bacteria fighting back against antibiotics, Michael Mosley goes in search of the cause of this crisis and carries out an unprecedented experiment, using a life-size bacterial clone of himself, to find out whether new treatments can overcome.
CloseAlastair Sooke tells the story of sculpture over the past 100 years, a century of innovation, scandal and creativity. He examines the artistic revolution spearheaded by Eric Gill and Jacob Epstein, which paved the way for the work of Gilbert & George and Damien Hirst. He also explores the art form's rise in popularity, from First World War memorials to the landmark work of Anthony Gormley and Rachel Whiteread.
CloseArt historian Helen Rosslyn continues to explore impressive country houses, focusing on the Grand Tour era of the 18th century when aristocrats filled their homes with masterpieces by 17th-century classical painters. She visits Holkham Hall in Norfolk to view the collection there, explores the legacy of the Dukes of Richmond at Goodwood House, and learns how the one-time Lord Egremont of Petworth House in Sussex patronised JMW Turner.
CloseArt historian James Fox follows up his British Masters series by investigating artists' use of blue, white and gold, and explains how, by choosing these colours, painters have stirred emotions, changed the way people behave and had an impact on the course of history. He begins with gold and its use in early sun worship, before reinterpreting the treasures of the pharaohs, the mosaics of Byzantium and the work of Renaissance master Benvenuto Cellini. He also explores Gustav Klimt's The Kiss and discovers a Birmingham inventor who tried to achieve the alchemist's dream - turning base metals into gold.
CloseThe story of perhaps the strangest idea in science, quantum entanglement, the concept that a pair of group of particles that had interacted in the past will continue to act in unison - even if they are separated by millions of miles. This documentary reveals how the idea began when Einstein helped to usher in quantum mechanics in the early 20th century. But no one seemed able to prove the scientist's theories - until 30 years later.
CloseMike Read and Sybil Ruscoe present the edition first shown on February 9th. Featuring performances by Samantha Fox, Rick Astley, Yazz, Hue and Cry, Def Leppard, Poison, Texas, Michael Ball, Bobby Brown, Morrissey, Marc Almond and Gene Pitney, and Mike and the Mechanics.
CloseThe composer and author reveals how the modern shape of the musical was established through a series of pioneering works, examining Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein's Show Boat's bold look at America's racial divide in the 1920s. He also explores innovative uses of songs that further the narrative, referencing Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's My Fair Lady, which made a star of Julie Andrews in the late 1950s.
CloseMike Read and Sybil Ruscoe present the edition first shown on February 9th. Featuring performances by Samantha Fox, Rick Astley, Yazz, Hue and Cry, Def Leppard, Poison, Texas, Michael Ball, Bobby Brown, Morrissey, Marc Almond and Gene Pitney, and Mike and the Mechanics.
CloseThe musician explores the power music has to bring people together and to bond them in ways that are fundamental. His travels take him from the southern German cave where a 40,000-year-old bone flute was discovered to the modern-day mass singalong of New York's Choir! Choir! Choir! Along the way he gets to play with a Memphis marching band, join a song circle led by Bobby McFerrin, deconstruct the sexiness of Relax with its producer Trevor Horn, discuss the art of song-writing with his old Police colleague Sting and learn how to create dance floor unity with star DJ Honey Dijon.
CloseSimon Le Bon, John Taylor, Nick Rhodes and Roger Taylor open up about the highs and lows of the band's career - with archive footage of former guitarist Andy Taylor helping round out the story. The documentary charts their trajectory through seven of their 14 albums, each one uncovering a compelling chapter in the history of five lads from Birmingham who had one simple dream - to become the biggest band in the world. Contributors include Boy George, Nile Rodgers and Mark Ronson.
CloseWhen Rodney falls in love, he does not appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand. His new girlfriend could potentially bring a lot of trouble. 4/7
CloseTensions reach breaking point at the Arches, Mick does everything he can to ensure his plan succeeds, and Kush makes a shocking discovery. 6043/215
CloseMichael starts acting out of character, splashing out on a motorbike and leathers. Could he be suffering a mid-life crisis? Stella certainly thinks so. Elsewhere, Aunty Brenda and the newly flush Dai lock horns during a fraught business meeting. 2/10
CloseWhen the killers change the rules of their sick game, Rachel's safety is in question. As a police officer, Janet is powerless to protect her daughter but she knows she needs to stop the madness. 2/3
CloseAustria. Krampusnacht, 1977. All the good children are given gifts by St. Nicholas, and all the bad ones are punished by the demonic Krampus. Julian and Kathy arrive for a holiday with their family. But who has been good, and who has been bad? 1/6
CloseA night out with friends at a local restaurant - sounds like a lot of fun. But ultimately, of course, somebody has to pay. 2/6
CloseMichael starts acting out of character, splashing out on a motorbike and leathers. Could he be suffering a mid-life crisis? Stella certainly thinks so. Elsewhere, Aunty Brenda and the newly flush Dai lock horns during a fraught business meeting. 2/10
CloseEric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. 22/32
CloseThe bargain hunters are racing around the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Charlie Ross is joined by experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant. 23/32
CloseFrank and Lu feel the heat when they investigate a campaign of culinary sabotage. 9/10
CloseWhen the patriarch of the local aristocratic family is found stabbed to death, Jane and Davey investigate and find themselves revisiting an embarrassing chapter of their teenage romance. 8/10
CloseAlvin tries everything he can to get a kite to fly. 10/10
CloseThe team descend on Swansea to build a centre and supported housing for young people in care and leaving care, on behalf of the Roots Foundation Wales charity. 3/7
CloseThe bargain hunters are racing around the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Charlie Ross is joined by experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant. 23/32
CloseFrank and Lu feel the heat when they investigate a campaign of culinary sabotage. 9/10
CloseWhen the patriarch of the local aristocratic family is found stabbed to death, Jane and Davey investigate and find themselves revisiting an embarrassing chapter of their teenage romance. 8/10
CloseAlvin tries everything he can to get a kite to fly. 10/10
CloseWhen Rodney falls in love, he does not appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand. His new girlfriend could potentially bring a lot of trouble. 4/7
CloseTensions reach breaking point at the Arches, Mick does everything he can to ensure his plan succeeds, and Kush makes a shocking discovery. 6043/215
CloseEric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. 22/32
CloseThe bargain hunters are racing around the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Charlie Ross is joined by experts Richard Madley and Thomas Plant. 23/32
CloseFrank and Lu feel the heat when they investigate a campaign of culinary sabotage. 9/10
CloseWhen the patriarch of the local aristocratic family is found stabbed to death, Jane and Davey investigate and find themselves revisiting an embarrassing chapter of their teenage romance. 8/10
CloseAlvin tries everything he can to get a kite to fly. 10/10
CloseWhen Rodney falls in love, he does not appreciate Del's brotherly helping hand. His new girlfriend could potentially bring a lot of trouble. 4/7
CloseTensions reach breaking point at the Arches, Mick does everything he can to ensure his plan succeeds, and Kush makes a shocking discovery. 6043/215
CloseNick Knowles and the team help Amanda and her family, who need their home to be wheelchair-friendly following Amanda's bicycle accident. 4/7
CloseLady Tania enlists the help of Frank and Lu when her rebellious daughter goes missing along with a precious necklace. 10/10
CloseDel and Rodney's soft hearts persuade them to take Grandad along on their holiday trip abroad, but the old man soon gets into trouble. 6/7
CloseRuby comes to terms with her pregnant sister's arrival, David and Rosa celebrate a Christmas wedding, and Charlie's Christmas optimism is put to the test.
CloseDuring the Cold War, MI6 spy Charles Thoroughgood is asked to revive his friendship with Russian diplomat Viktor Koslov with a view to 'turning' him. However, Viktor has his own agenda and reveals a shocking truth to Charles.
CloseEdith is about to celebrate her 70th birthday, and Phil and Roger are determined to outshine each other with their gifts. Meanwhile, Roger tries to disrupt his mother's new romance by bringing up Phil's past. 2/6
CloseJosh's work life receives a boost when his agent gets him a gig supporting a big act on tour. However, Josh struggles to play nice with his rival. 2/6
CloseAustralian comedy star Adam Hills is your host as he introduces US comic Michelle Wolf and sharp-witted Jamali Maddix to the stage. 4/7
CloseJustin Fletcher and his friends prepare pizzas, while Mr Tumble wants to make a carrot cake.
CloseThe youngster goes on a tropical adventure with Sydney the monkey and plays the boogie beat.
CloseThe Twirlywoos visit a beach and watch a boy build sandcastles. He makes more and more sandcastles, and the Twirlywoos decide they want to help.
CloseThe bunny accidentally breaks a drum during music time at nursery after getting impatient for his turn.
CloseBing and Sula play a vooshing game with their favourite toys, Hoppity Voosh and Hippo Fair, and they throw them into the air to see how high they can fly.
CloseThe Squirrels are rushing around, so Duggee shows them how to enjoy things at a slower pace. However, they soon come across Tortoise, who needs to get to the hospital as his wife is having babies. Duggee and the Squirrels need to get him there fast.
CloseDelivery Chipmunk arrives with a parcel for Duggee, which is wrapped up like a present. The Squirrels think it might be his birthday, so they decide to throw him a surprise party.
CloseThe friends learn about friction, while finding the best surface for duck racing.
CloseAfter he goes away for the day, Peter cannot wait to raid Mr McGregor's garden.
CloseThe Go Jetters as they travel to the Valley of Balls in Kazakhstan. They soon find thousands of rocks that are almost perfectly round, but things don't stay perfect for long.
CloseThe explorers try to evacuate sea creatures before an underwater volcano erupts, but the slow-moving blobfish prove troublesome.
ClosePre-school live action series featuring a cast of youngsters pretending to be grown-ups in an imaginary town. Narrated by Eamonn Holmes.
CloseRobert and Little Monster concoct a plan to stop Justin selling his house.
CloseMo is eager to get a new picture of Tee for her wall, but Tee is more interested in pictures of bugs than posing for the camera himself. Is there any way to do both?
CloseDee encourages a friend to say 'digger' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure.
CloseA new superhero arrives in Alphaland in an edition that introduces compound words such as sheepdog, starfish and lunchbox.
CloseThe sheep and his friends discover their playground has been covered by a layer of frost, but while everyone else has fun sliding around, Kid struggles to keep his balance.
CloseCharlie upsets Bing when he doesn't want to play the games he planned, but the pair soon find that making a noise in the kitchen is lots of fun.
CloseThe fruit tea-loving bird-like characters watch a man load a lorry with parcels and study the concept of things being `underneath" other things. Narrated by Linda Bassett.
CloseMr Tumble has fun with horses and Justin visits a farm where they spend the day with miniature ponies.
CloseTinky Winky, Dipsy and Po have their favourite toys to play with, but Laa-Laa doesn't have her ball, so the others help find it. They also watch a Tummy Tale about a boy and his favourite thing - a bike.
CloseDuggee is watering the plants on a hot day, and when the squirrels help everything gets wet and slippy.
ClosePatchwork Moth seems to be the only one on the patchwork blanket. Will she be able to find all her friends?
CloseScrappz pops his giant party popper and shows how to recycle foil wrappers to mark marvellous wrapper doodles. Plus, fun with the Mini Makers as they construct giant robots in the Arty Party game. Presented by Phil Gallagher.
CloseAshley Kendall and Donna Mullings go dancing in Australia in the 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.
CloseRr Crawford visits his friend Rebecca and the pair make a special treat for her rabbit called Floppy, before taking the animal to the vet.
CloseYummble thinks he's rubbish at the rotten egg and spoon race. He doesn't want to disappoint his dad, so decides he's not going to race, without realising that it's the taking part that matters.
CloseAfrican folk tale describing why the cricket makes its distinctive noise.
CloseChildren from all over the world demonstrate their favourite recipes, and find out where the ingredients they have used come from.
CloseJacks recalls when he had to deliver balloons to the Tigerfish's party as Shelly decorates the Mermaid cafe.
CloseUncle Matthew's hut is blown away in a storm, and both Granma Mainland and Katie come up with plans to to help.
CloseThe youngster and her mother hear some church bells, so they decide to investigate and on entering a church meet some bell ringers.
CloseIt is a catastrophe when Phoebe loses her voice - she is the only Furchester who can talk to the animal guests.
CloseDee encourages a friend to say 'donkey' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure.
CloseThe animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Find out what happens when numbers come to life and how they really work and play with the Numberblocks.
CloseFlop and Bing visit the park where they see Pando on a skateboard and decide to try it out for themselves - but discover that it is much harder to balance than it looks.
CloseThe Twirlywoos discover what happens when a toy train enters a tunnel, and they have some trouble with disappearing tea.
CloseMr Tumble is in the mood for dancing and holds a dance competition with the toys. Meanwhile, Justin Fletcher and his friends dance in Blackpool Ballroom.
CloseA little boy journeys from real-life into the animated art world he creates, where his friends help him handle situations that make him feel anxious.
CloseToday, Alexa visits a butterfly house with her father and little brother Archie.
CloseCook and Line try to persuade Captain HeyHo to let Dobbin the Sea horse join the crew.
CloseDuggee and the squirrels enjoy a day at the seaside when they are suddenly dwarfed by a giant, regal sailing ship that has ground onto the beach. The squirrels go to investigate, encountering penguins who explain they were on a very important mission when they got sick. They need to head to a nearby island but they are too poorly to sail the ship.
CloseOne Po loves reading so much, he's walled himself into his home with piles of books.
CloseMessy loves balloons of all shapes and sizes and wants to know what makes them float up high into the sky.
CloseWhen Jen accidentally grinds up some giraffe thorn tree seeds that Mr Hammond wanted Andy to plant, Andy must head to the Namibian desert in Southern Africa and track some down - and what better way to do that from the top of a giraffe itself? However, when another male giraffe arrives on the scene, a fight ensues and Andy is caught in the middle.
CloseMaddie Moate visits an indoor water park and uses a special waterproof camera and animation to show how a water slide works.
CloseBenjamin gets lost in a network of underground tunnels, so Peter and Lily set off to find him.
CloseThe Go Jet Cadets take to the skies in Argentina in an attempt to pass their Academy Gliding Test. As gliders do not have engines, Xuli is teaching two other pilot cadets how to glide using thermals to keep them up in the air.
CloseThe Brooklyn-Bells take Waffle to Mrs Hobbs' house, hoping to show her he's well behaved. With the voice of Rufus Hound.
CloseRevival of the classic animation about the adventures of a clan of friendly aliens living on a small blue planet. Michael Palin narrates.
CloseThe friends run around the garden so much that Makka Pakka cannot wash their faces.
CloseBuster and Ladonna bond over a memorable trip to the movies, prompting Arthur to suspect Ladonna has taken his place as Buster's best bud.
CloseDennis gets into a fluffy mess when he runs into Von Screwtop's Hadron Collider with the Professor's pet hamster, Galahad. To stop Dennis from completely changing into a hamster, the gang sets about sneaking him into Wilbur's lab to use his reverse hadron collider and change him back.
ClosePenfold's chances of winning a Sidekickie award are in peril when Stiletto attempts to snatch the prize. Greenback plots to destroy the world with termites and DM gets overly enthusiastic.
CloseFootball show featuring stars from the worlds of sport and entertainment, focusing on everything from school teams all the way up to the Premier League.
CloseDanny and Mick try to raise money for a good cause, but succeed in raising laughs, eyebrows and hair instead.
CloseThe school boiler breaks meaning the heating won't come on. As the school gets colder and colder panic spreads, can the boiler be fixed or will everyone freeze?
CloseFour sisters bring the African plains to life in the form of a `wild wedding" complete with a cake that fires chocolate into the sky, and a large model elephant.
CloseTim Warwood and Naomi Wilkinson introduce clips themed on marriage, including how a porcupine found true love in a zoo, and why a sewer may be a good place to prospect for gold.
CloseWhen Mum is made redundant from her job at Sunnyshopper, the family is supportive - until she starts a regime of frenzied over-tidying. Millie realises Mum is bored and frustrated, so suggests something positive - that she starts her own business. The family brainstorms - and the hunt is on to find a product that she can market.
CloseIt's parents' evening, but Millie is desperate to prevent Mum and Dad seeing her English teacher, Miss Knope.
CloseCraig brings his cool new friend Justin home, and after one look at him, Lauren is smitten. Millie has seen it all before, but this time it is worse.
CloseTired, stressed and living in each other's pockets, Dad and Amber realise they need some space - so decide to take a break from their relationship. The kids are gutted, but determined that their own friendships will survive. Their efforts to stay in touch bring Dad and Amber into contact - and their frosty relationship starts to thaw. Meanwhile, Mum has problems of her own when she decides slacker Craig needs a hobby.
CloseDad and Amber are back together - and Amber's moving in. It's only temporary, until they find a bigger place, but the resulting chaos drives Millie, Lauren, Fran and Jake round to Mum's. And Millie has an ulterior motive: getting Craig to look after the hyper Jake as revenge for his annoying behaviour. She thinks it'll teach him to be a better brother - but Jake thinks Craig is pretty cool as he is, and starts imitating his teenage ways. Back in the confusion of the crowded flat, Dad's new website is bringing in lots of work, but his Post-It based filing system has a major weakness: gusts of wind.
CloseMike tells a horrified Craig that he's planning to ask Mum to marry him, so Craig joins forces with Lauren to prevent it.
CloseDuring half term Millie persuades both sides of the family to go on a joint camping holiday, but is worried that sparks will fly among the adults.
CloseEleven-year-old Katy keeps getting in trouble everywhere, especially with her stepmum Izzie. After Katy suffers a serious injury, will her life ever be the same again?
CloseHospital-bound Katy is struggling but her new friend Dexter gives her a partner in crime. As she builds up her strength, she wonders if she will ever be ready for the world outside.
CloseWith the added pressure of starting a new school, Katy must adjust to her life in a wheelchair, and Izzie is her main carer at home. Will they ever learn to get along?
CloseVlogger and baking ace Nikki Lilly meets some of the world's biggest stars for a quick chat and some tasty bakes.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson and Tim Warwood share love-themed stories from the natural world, including mayflies speed-dating and a kissing bug that loves humans.
CloseYear 8 get the chance to make their own spooky movie, complete with premiere.
CloseCharlie's world is turned upside down following her mum's release from prison.
CloseThe Nektons find a mysterious underwater maze. When they enter it, walls shift and they become disoriented. They're soon trapped inside and, what's worse-they are not alone.
CloseThe Farmer decides to sleep in the barn after he gets locked out of the house, but his snoring disturbs the sheep - so they devise a plan to return him to his bed.
CloseResus suffers from nightmares, so Luke and Cleo decide to take him to Eefa's to try and find a solution to his problem. However, he falls into a deep sleep and no one can wake him. With the voices of John Thomson, Debra Stephenson, Claire Skinner and Tyger Drew Honey.
CloseDanny and Mick try to raise money for a good cause, but succeed in raising laughs, eyebrows and hair instead.
CloseWhen an unlucky coin is accidentally released into the public, the agents must retrieve it before the world ends.
CloseCat fixes a Staffie's poorly ear with some unusual accessories, Cheryl helps an abandoned kitten, and James has a lesson in hydrotherapy.
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.
CloseA humorous look at historical events, featuring an unusual way to clean clothes in the Middle Ages, a Stone Age cure for a headache, and a pharaoh's novel way to combat flies. Henry VIII is reminded of all the people he beheaded, and Meera Syal reads the ancient Egyptian version of The Princess and the Pea.
CloseChildren's entertainment show, hosted by Sam and Mark, featuring comedy sketches, variety acts and games including Double or Drop, Stickly Come Dancing and Splatterjack.
CloseA small stain leads to big problems as Danny and Mick try to paper over their mistake.
CloseRicky Martin makes a cloud-themed hat, and animates a free-runner using memo notes.
CloseA look at the world's greatest heroes and villains, from the first men on the moon and Martin Luther King Jr to Al Capone and Rameses the Great.
CloseMatilda tries to banish the boys and have a girls-only sleepover. Megan, Holly and their friend Elspeth head off to check out the night stars at a brilliant planetarium.
CloseVlogger and baking ace Nikki Lilly meets some of the world's biggest stars for a quick chat and some tasty bakes.
CloseThe girls follow an app promising future success, but can they resist their weaknesses?
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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