Dierenarts en vrouwenversierder Paul Bladen is populair bij de vrouwen in Carsely. Maar als hij bij een routineoperatie overlijdt, moet Agatha weer op zoek naar de waarheid. 5/8
CloseLisa reageert verheugd op de uitnodiging van Kate voor een diner, maar de avond neemt een onverwachte wending als ze de charmante zwager van Kate ontmoet. 1/6
CloseSherlock' s beroemdste zaak... een hond uit de hel en een doodsbange man. Maar waart er echt een monster door Dartmoor? 2/3
CloseEen wetenschapper wordt dood bij een levende vulkaan aangetroffen. Alles wijst op een natuurlijke dood, maar omdat er nergens een lantaarn te ontdekken is, komt Humphrey tot een sinistere conclusie. 1/8
CloseDeel 1/2. Twee families; de families Ransom en Kirby zijn verwikkeld in een vete, aangewakkerd door jaloezie en ambitie. 9/16
CloseDeel 2/2. Twee families; de families Ransom en Kirby zijn verwikkeld in een vete, aangewakkerd door jaloezie en ambitie. 10/16
CloseNa een literair festival wordt een schoolvriendin van Florence dood aan de voet van een klif gevonden. Alles wijst op zelfmoord, maar Humphrey ruikt moord als haar laptop onvindbaar is. 2/8
CloseHet romantische weekend van Humphrey en Martha in het afgelegen Hotel Cecile wordt in de eerste nacht van hun verblijf verstoord door de moord op de hoteleigenaar. 3/8
CloseDe zusjes March bereiden zich voor op het kerstfeest terwijl hun vader vecht in de oorlog. Door een toevallige ontmoeting op een feestje raken de meisjes bevriend met hun nieuwe buurjongen Laurie. 1/3
CloseLucille maakt zich ernstig zorgen over haar bejaarde patiënte Clarice Milgrove. Ze leeft in haar eentje te midden van rommel, boeken en blikken voedsel met een stinkend zwerend been. 2/8
CloseLarry's nieuwste roman is in Engeland gepubliceerd, maar iedereen lijkt het te druk te hebben om het op te merken. Leslie's interesse is gewekt als hij Margo en Pavlo hoort praten over hoe kumquat-likeur wordt gemaakt. 2/6
CloseEen wetenschapper wordt dood bij een levende vulkaan aangetroffen. Alles wijst op een natuurlijke dood, maar omdat er nergens een lantaarn te ontdekken is, komt Humphrey tot een sinistere conclusie. 1/8
CloseNa een literair festival wordt een schoolvriendin van Florence dood aan de voet van een klif gevonden. Alles wijst op zelfmoord, maar Humphrey ruikt moord als haar laptop onvindbaar is. 2/8
CloseHet romantische weekend van Humphrey en Martha in het afgelegen Hotel Cecile wordt in de eerste nacht van hun verblijf verstoord door de moord op de hoteleigenaar. 3/8
CloseDeel 1/2. Twee families; de families Ransom en Kirby zijn verwikkeld in een vete, aangewakkerd door jaloezie en ambitie. 9/16
CloseDeel 2/2. Twee families; de families Ransom en Kirby zijn verwikkeld in een vete, aangewakkerd door jaloezie en ambitie. 10/16
CloseDeel 1/2. Advocaat Nick Turner komt om het leven na een val van zijn dak. Gedacht wordt aan moord, maar Barnaby en Scott speculeren over de vraag of het niet om een zelfmoord gaat. 11/16
CloseDeel 2/2. Advocaat Nick Turner komt om het leven na een val van zijn dak. Gedacht wordt aan moord, maar Barnaby en Scott speculeren over de vraag of het niet om een zelfmoord gaat. 12/16
CloseEen schatgraver wordt dood in zijn huis aangetroffen. Jane vraagt zich af of een van zijn collega's de buit voor zichzelf wilde houden, maar de locals vrezen dat het iets meer bovennatuurlijks was. 5/10
CloseIn een op het strand aangespoelde container wordt een man dood aangetroffen. Davey is ervan overtuigd dat het een ongeluk is, maar Jane vreest dat er duisterder krachten in het spel zijn. 6/10
CloseDeel 1/2. De fabriek voor sausen van Plummer staat onder grote financiële druk waaraan het familiebedrijf dreigt ten onder te gaan. 13/16
CloseDeel 2/2. De fabriek voor sausen van Plummer staat onder grote financiële druk waaraan het familiebedrijf dreigt ten onder te gaan. 14/16
CloseDeel 1/2. Arthur Leggott, gepensioneerd muziekleraar en een inspiratie voor iedereen is met een zaklamp doodgeslagen. 15/16
CloseDeel 2/2. Arthur Leggott, gepensioneerd muziekleraar en een inspiratie voor iedereen is met een zaklamp doodgeslagen. 16/16
CloseLisa probeert Lucinda's verdwijning goed te maken maar krijgt een andere kant van Kate en Guy te zien. 2/6
CloseThe Good Karma Hospital is terug voor een hartverwarmend derde seizoen. Een speciaal team van Engelse en Indiase artsen, geleid door een heerlijk excentrieke Engelse vrouw, stuurt niemand weg - locals, expats en toeristen zijn allemaal welkom in het ziekenhuis. 2/6
CloseNella beseft dat haar huwelijk een schijnvertoning is en wil Amsterdam verlaten. Marin en de bedienden smeken haar te blijven omdat haar vertrek een schande voor de familie zou zijn. 2/3
CloseSharon en Fergal gaan naar huis om hun zieke vader te bezoeken. Rob gaat weer aan het werk en raakt bevriend met een jonge collega die net in dienst is gekomen. Na enige aarzeling besluiten Rob en Sharon hun oude babysitter te laten oppassen. 5/6
CloseDJ Target, Krept and Konan give the young artists the opportunity of a lifetime, as they work with Jae 5 and perform live for Lady Leshurr.
CloseMark Chapman is joined by former players Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell to present highlights of Thursday night's game. Plus, a look at the major news stories shaping the American football world, as the leading sides in the NFL continue their bids to succeed Philadelphia Eagles as Super Bowl-winners.
CloseA round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features.
CloseGary Lineker presents highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including Sheffield United v Liverpool at Bramall Lane and Everton v Manchester City at Goodison Park, as both of last season's top two faced potentially difficult away games. Plus, Aston Villa v Burnley, Bournemouth v West Ham United, Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion, Crystal Palace v Norwich City, Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton and Wolverhampton Wanderers v Watford.
CloseA round-up of the week's stories, featuring interviews with key figures in politics and current affairs and a round-up of the Sunday papers. Including news and weather at 10.00.
CloseTopical debate covering religious, moral and ethical issues, with guest panellists and contributions from viewers.
CloseThe presenters follow the sale and development of a third-floor flat in Southwark, London, a piece of land in Derbyshire's Chesterfield, and flats in Hengoed, Mid Glamorgan.
CloseCharlie Ross presents a double edition of the antiques hunting show from the East of England Showground in Peterborough, and finds time to visit Blakesley Hall in Birmingham.
CloseThe Rev Kate Bottley visits Norwich Cathedral to see how a 50ft helter-skelter is attracting families, allowing them to see the ceiling sculptures and bringing the Bible to life.
CloseJonnie Irwin helps a green-fingered couple in Gloucestershire find their perfect retreat with plenty of space to enjoy their hobbies, on a budget of £800,000.
CloseCharlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich Brothers compete to design a £5,000 family garden in Southampton, ensuring it is safe for toddler Alex.
CloseSarah Moore transforms items salvaged from the country's tips and turns them into new pieces to make a profit, aided by three of the nation's master craftsmen.
CloseNick Knowles hits the road to catch up with some of the inspirational people and communities the show has helped in its 20-year history. On his travels across the length and breadth of the country, Nick returns to some of the series' biggest and most challenging builds, including Canada Street in Manchester, The Yard in Edinburgh, and DIY SOS's most logistically-difficult and longest build - the construction of the Grenfell Community Centre and Dale Youth Boxing club.
CloseAlexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present as famous faces take part in the general knowledge quiz in which they try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public. Contestants include Kerry Howard, Neil Stuke, Robert Duncan, Susannah Doyle, Brigit Forsyth, James Baxter, Simon Greenall and Pauline McLynn.
CloseThe programme plays host to One Man and His Dog 2019, as the best shepherds from across the British Isles descend on the Scottish Borders to find out which nation has what it takes to claim this coveted title. Matt Baker and Helen Skelton present proceedings from Bowhill House, as the best youngsters and senior shepherds from England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland are teamed up in a bid to win the trophy for their country.
CloseFiona Bruce and the team visit the grounds of Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire, where surprises include a mysterious object linked to the Titanic, a well-used watch with connections to early moon exploration and an undiscovered letter written by Winston Churchill. There are also items of museum quality, such as an exquisite piece of Indian textile and a prized collection of Gurkha medals.
CloseAs the Shelbys come to terms with the shocking events of the party, Tommy reveals his intentions for Oswald Mosley, and someone close to the family finds themselves targeted. Arthur and his men arrive at Limehouse for the arranged rendezvous, but the situation has changed drastically, while Tommy visits an old war comrade who has a very specific skill that Tommy intends to put to good use. Starring Cillian Murphy, Sam Claflin, Paul Anderson, Helen McCrory and Cosmo Jarvis.
CloseMark Chapman presents action from today's Premier League fixtures, including Chelsea v Liverpool at Stamford Bridge, as the Blues looked to avenge last season's 2-1 defeat here. Plus, Crystal Palace v Wolverhampton Wanderers at Selhurst Park, West Ham United v Manchester United at London Stadium, Arsenal v Aston Villa at Emirates Stadium, and a round-up of yesterday's goals.
CloseOne half of The Mighty Boosh and co-host of The Great British Bake Off Noel Fielding takes over the hosting reins of the long-running show as he comperes an evening of stand-up at London's Hammersmith Apollo. The comedian, actor, artist, DJ and musician treats the audience to his own peculiar brand of surreal humour, before introducing routines by two up-and-coming stars of the comedy circuit, with south Londoner Dane Baptiste and Irishman Al Porter taking to the stage at the famous venue.
CloseEilidh Barbour presents highlights of the third and final day of the women's team competition between Europe and USA, held this year at Gleneagles in Perthshire, where 12 singles matches were played. The Europeans performed credibly in this session last year in Iowa, tying it 6-6, but it ensured they fell to an overall 16.5-11.5 defeat after the Americans had dominated the opening two days.
CloseSecond World War PoW Jean Paget is sent on a gruelling forced march between Japanese labour camps, but finds comfort in her friendship with Australian captive Joe Harman. During the journey Joe is caught stealing, tied to a cross and left to die. After the conflict is over, Jean is startled to receive a letter postmarked in Joe's home town of Alice Springs. Jack Lee's drama, based on the novel by Nevil Shute, starring Virginia McKenna, Peter Finch, Takagi and Jean Anderson.
CloseMark Chapman is joined by former players Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell to present highlights of Thursday night's game. Plus, a look at the major news stories shaping the American football world, as the leading sides in the NFL continue their bids to succeed Philadelphia Eagles as Super Bowl-winners.
CloseThe horticulturist presents a year-long diary about the life cycle of her garden at Glebe Cottage in Devon, where she offers seasonal advice and guidance, beginning with how to look after plants throughout January and February. She prunes the greenery, prepares the soil and plants garlic, before a local woodsman helps her lay a native hedge.
CloseCarol Kirkwood looks at subjects beginning with the letter W, continuing her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture. Along the way, she gets inspiration and advice from some of the BBC's most popular gardening presenters.
CloseAn extended edition sees Monty Don add autumn perennials to his borders, show how to take root cuttings and reveal plans for next year when he plants bulbs for spring colour. On her Kent allotment, Frances Tophill catches up on some seasonal sowing and invites a special guest to help her with a small building project. Nick Bailey visits Cambridge University Botanic Garden, where he finds out how and why some plants produce their scent at the end of the day. The programme also returns to the wildlife garden of Kate Bradbury to find out about the lives of solitary bees.
CloseEllie Harrison meets a larger-than-life character in Dorset - The Cerne Abbas Giant. It's 100 years since the Giant was gifted to the National Trust, and he needs to be smartened up, so Ellie joins a group of volunteers to re-chalk the figure, hoping to restore it to its former glory. Steve Brown visits the world's only managed flock of Mute swans at Abbotsbury Swannery, while Adam Henson meets the Welsh and Scottish contenders hoping to lift this year's One Man and His Dog trophy.
CloseMatt Tebbutt presents highlights of the series, recalling his favourite moments from previous years in the kitchen.
CloseDave Myers and Si King embark on a 2,000-mile journey along the famous American road, taking them through eight different states, each with their own history, flavours and people. They begin by learning about Chicago's meatpacking industry, before moving on to small-town American, where they spend time with the Amish community, cooking together and learning about their different way of life. Their first leg ends in St Louis, where they try `concrete custard" - a treat so rich and thick it has to be served upside down.
CloseThe seven heat winners are up against each other in the grand final, as they compete for the title of best up and coming artisan. First, they are tasked to supply a shop for a month, but they will not be there themselves to tempt customers to buy. Then, they return to the shop for one last farmers' market for the locals, before judges scrutinise the finalists' marketing and products one final time.
CloseThe owners of three terraced properties in Cardiff open their doors to five neighbours in the hope of being judged as having the outstanding house in their locality.
CloseWestern drama with John Wayne as a US Cavalry officer on his last duty before retiring: escorting two women civilians to a stagecoach. The trio soon run into trouble in the form of hostile Indians. The second in Ford's cavalry trilogy produced an Oscar for Winton C Hoch's cinematography and one of John Wayne's finest performances - as a man learning to accept the relentless march of time.
CloseSylvia Syms narrates a history of Westerns, featuring archive interviews with stars including Gary Cooper, James Stewart, Yul Brynner, Paul Newman, John Wayne and Clint Eastwood.
CloseLiz Bonnin presents the first of two programmes exploring animal relationships, finding out how they meet, mate and form relationships, and asking whether they can fall in love the same as humans. On her travels, she finds several animals that have discovered the secrets of successful long-lasting relationship, including the bonobo of the Congo, Africa's wild dogs and tamarins in the UK. But there are other sides to the story, like the devoted penguin couple that stayed together for 10 years, only for things to turn out not quite as they seemed. Liz also hears how a Siamaon gibbon dealt with the death of his life partner and meets a pair of elephants with an extraordinary friendship.
ClosePart one of a two-part documentary exploring the country in the aftermath of the recent humanitarian crisis in which thousands of Rohingya Muslims were driven from their homes by the military. Simon visits Burma's Buddhist heartlands, including the ancient capital of Bagan, and meets the city's controversial nationalist monks. While the region affected by the military crackdown is off limits, he is able to visit the world's biggest refugee camp in Bangladesh, and meet people traumatised by the violence.
ClosePart two of two. Simon ventures into Burma's highlands, where he attends a fire balloon festival and visits an elephant sanctuary, where the animals can enjoy a peaceful life after working in the logging industry. He also makes a secret journey into one of the country's conflict zones to meet members of a rebel army fighting against the Burmese military.
CloseEilidh Barbour presents highlights of the third and final day of the women's team competition between Europe and USA, held this year at Gleneagles in Perthshire, where 12 singles matches were played. The Europeans performed credibly in this session last year in Iowa, tying it 6-6, but it ensured they fell to an overall 16.5-11.5 defeat after the Americans had dominated the opening two days.
ClosePanellists Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Tej Lalvani, Sara Davies and Theo Paphitis assess the profit-making potential of an inventive new solution to clearing up post-festival rubbish, a means of balancing gut bacteria from a sauerkraut enthusiast, and a new kind of phone alarm app. Presented by Evan Davis.
CloseThe presenter meets bounty hunters in the US, who are hired to track down fugitives who have skipped bail on behalf of the bondsman. Most of the American states grant these freelance operatives tremendous legal power and freedom to act. However, they receive little training, and almost anyone can go into business as a bounty hunter. The programme also explores the workings of the commercial bail system.
CloseTom has an awkward encounter, which affects his conversation with Louise about fading passion. Comedy, written by Nick Hornby and directed by Stephen Frears, starring Chris O'Dowd and Rosamund Pike.
CloseTom tries talking Louise into helping him with a silly lie, but presenting a united front proves tricky. Comedy written by Nick Hornby and directed by Stephen Frears about a couple who fear their marriage is failing and decide to give counselling sessions a try. Starring Chris O'Dowd and Rosamund Pike.
CloseNish Kumar and a cast of comedy correspondents including Ellie Taylor and Steve N Allen present the satirical and surreal take on the week's news.
CloseA respected lawyer is forced to go on the run when a reporter exposes the truth about him - he is really a member of a radical militant group wanted for questioning in a murder case, who has been living under a fake identity for 30 years. As the fugitive goes in search of his old allies for sanctuary, the reporter delves into his past and uncovers disturbing secrets. Thriller based on the novel by Neil Gordon, directed by and starring Robert Redford, with Shia LaBeouf, Julie Christie and Susan Sarandon.
CloseLance and Andy keep it a secret that they are hot on the trail of the final resting place of King Sexred of the East Saxons - the Holy Grail of metal detecting. However, members of a rival club seem to already know about it, leading the gang to believe they have a mole within their ranks. Comedy, starring Mackenzie Crook and Toby Jones.
CloseClub president Terry wants to help Andy and Lance search a paddock at Bishop's Farm, only because he is convinced that is where Larry Bishop has buried his missing wife. Meanwhile, Lance tries to get his ex-partner to see him perform at a local pub's folk music night. Comedy, starring Mackenzie Crook and Toby Jones.
CloseA nostalgic look back at the early part of the decade as the music show embraced the advent of `new pop", by changing its theme tune and titles and parting company with dance act Legs & Co. Acts featured include Duran Duran, Depeche Mode, the Human League, Kim Wilde, Midge Ure, Jerry Dammers (of the Specials), Beggar and Co, Leee John and Freeez. With Richard Skinner, Mike Read and Carrie Grant.
CloseA celebration of the outburst of spangly pop and fuzz-filled rock that lit up the British charts in the early 1970s. Top of the Pops provided the genre's primary TV arena, adding some gloriously gaudy visual effects to the singers' already outrageous appearances. T. Rex, David Bowie, Roxy Music, Alice Cooper, Suzi Quatro, Slade, the Sweet, Elton John, Queen and Sparks are among those featured in this compilation, which also sources footage from a selection of BBC concerts as well as shows including Crackerjack and Cilla.
CloseClips from shows including The Old Grey Whistle Test, Top of the Pops, Later with Jools Holland and Britpop Now allow a nostalgic look back at some of the most outspoken, thought-provoking and lyrically gifted songsters to have visited the BBC's studios. Contributors range from socially discerning troubadours like Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, to modern-day poets Patti Smith and Gil Scott Heron, and rap disrupters like KRS-One, as well as more recent social observers such as Jarvis Cocker, Nick Cave and George the Poet.
CloseWildlife series following animals that are able to defy gravity in various ways. The first programme features caracal cats, which jump to catch birds out of the air, and reveals how kangaroos' hopping movements help them find water in the desert. Leaping snakes are able to glide without wings in the jungles of Borneo while insects are able to accelerate up to 700G.
CloseHighlights of the weekend's games in the Super League, and a look at the biggest issues in the women's game. Arsenal are the defending champions, but face stiff competition from the likes of Chelsea, Manchester City and newly promoted Manchester United.
CloseViv Richards, Wes Hall and David Lloyd recall the impact West Indian players made on the Lancashire Cricket League over the past 90 years. Don Warrington narrates.
CloseNeil Tennant and Chris Lowe's headline performance at Radio 2 Live In Hyde Park 2019 - the duo's only UK gig of the year, performed in front of more than 40,000 festivalgoers.
CloseA compilation of Pet Shop Boys' performances on the pop chart programme.
CloseEric Miller, a Belfast loyalist, mistakes his five-week-old granddaughter for Gerry Adams. Stephen Rea stars in David Ireland's award-winning dark comedy play about sectarian hatred in Northern Ireland.
CloseDad used to live with two men called Tony at university, and one of them was really annoying. Dad accidentally invites this Tony for dinner with the family, who delight in his misery. 1/6
CloseSophi Hagen confides in our audience about one particularly adventurous sexual encounter, as well as delving into the hilarious world of superfans, including a reading of her own fan fiction about one particular Irish boyband. 4/6
CloseAndy is wrecked with the flu, but when Errol alerts him to a lucrative song contest, it's off to the recording studio. 3/6
CloseWhen Sam ropes Andy into chaperoning Errol's Halloween school dance, the family makes a joint oath to stay out of trouble. 4/6
ClosePasiphae has seized Atlantis and only one thing is certain - it will take a sacrifice of unimaginable proportions to set things straight. 9/13
CloseJosh's new girlfriend, Millie, takes him to a high-ropes course for a date. However, when Josh gets stuck on a zip wire, things spiral out of his control. 1/6
CloseSophi Hagen confides in our audience about one particularly adventurous sexual encounter, as well as delving into the hilarious world of superfans, including a reading of her own fan fiction about one particular Irish boyband. 4/6
CloseNick Knowles and the DIY SOS team travel to Duxford near Cambridge.
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
CloseHyacinth decides to have a second attempt at finding a small weekend home in the country and Elizabeth is called in to help. 5/7
CloseZara makes a big effort to get her relationship with Daniel back on track, but is it too much too soon? Mrs Tembe has to make a big decision.
CloseMrs Tembe comes to a decision about Gordon, and Ayesha puts her foot in it while trying to help Al. Daniel helps an insecure boss.
CloseEmma tries to see through Zara's mask at a speed spa, and Mrs Tembe has crushing news for Gordon. Karen tries to stop a jealous son wrecking his mum's new relationship.
CloseMick feels the pressure of trying to please everyone, Denise struggles to adjust with Sheree on the square, and stress hits Callum to perfect his upcoming nuptials.
CloseThe pressure becomes too much for Mick, Habiba learns the hard way, and Rainie crosses the line.
CloseCallum receives some heart-breaking news, and tensions are high at the Ahmed's as the family celebrate Eid with Adam.
CloseWhitney demands to know what's going on with Callum, Habiba questions Iqra about her secret, and Ian gets a stern reality check from Kathy.
CloseJulie Jones made the news when she vowed to raise her dying friend's five children. Nick Knowles and the team are on a mission to transform her home.
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.
CloseIt's December and Father Brown, Mrs McCarthy and Bunty are visited by an old friend. However, Christmas in Kembleford is soon disrupted by the discovery of a body in the woods. 1/10
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
ClosePasiphae has seized Atlantis and only one thing is certain - it will take a sacrifice of unimaginable proportions to set things straight. 9/13
CloseJulie Jones made the news when she vowed to raise her dying friend's five children. Nick Knowles and the team are on a mission to transform her home.
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.
ClosePresenter Natasha Raskin is in the driving hot seat and joined by Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. She heads into Nottingham to learn about the life of William Booth. 21/32
CloseEric Knowles presents from the grounds of Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, with experts Danny Sebastian and Jonathan Pratt. 22/32
CloseIt's December and Father Brown, Mrs McCarthy and Bunty are visited by an old friend. However, Christmas in Kembleford is soon disrupted by the discovery of a body in the woods. 1/10
CloseA spate of violent attacks on women brings a state of fear to Poplar. A secret pregnancy threatens the life of a young girl after her mother takes matters into her own hands. 6/8
CloseDorothy becomes concerned her grand-daughter Taisie is being influenced by Rachel, while Janet is mortified when Gill berates her about her behaviour. 6/8
CloseBanks and his team now have a murder enquiry on their hands, as the body found on the moors is identified as eleven-year old Andre Petri. Part 2/2. 2/6
CloseHaving identified the body in the cellar, the detectives must work out how a government advisor, a priest, a bookkeeper and a housewife are related to the victim's death. 2/6
CloseWhen her husband returns from the Great War a broken man, his beautiful and spirited young wife adapts to a new life of isolation and loneliness - until she meets passionate gamekeeper Oliver Mellors.
CloseChris and Pui invite the toys out to play, and they journey along a path to find Miss Mouse's grand front door.
CloseThe Twirlywoos watch a man practising his tennis strokes using a machine to shoot the balls to him, which prompts them to learn more about speed.
CloseThe Teletubbies go on a very special picnic together. Lots of Tubby Toast pops out of the Dup Dup and lands on the picnic plates for the Teletubbies to munch.
CloseThe fidgety lion waits for the beautiful Bell-Flowers to open.
CloseMrs Goggins is really missing her home town in Scotland. A postcard from her sister hints that a gift's on its way and she's really looking forward to receiving it. Pat collects it at the sorting office - paaaarp, boooomph!! What's that?! Jess nearly jumps out of his black and white fur. Don't panic, it's just a set of BAGPIPES! On the way to deliver them to Mrs Goggins, the bagpipes come in rather useful and Pat even masters the art of playing them - just in time to deliver them to Mrs G with much celebration and booming along the way.
CloseBing, Sula and Flop collect acorns in the park, but one of their piles keeps getting smaller.
CloseBing finds his old baby shoes, which are much too small for him. He has a hard time giving them up when they fit Charlie, but changes his mind when the baby takes his first steps.
CloseKing Tiger has met his perfect partner and is getting married, and Duggee is invited.
CloseDuggee and the squirrels are tidying up- its 'Bring your Grandparents to Squirrel Club Day'. Duggee has his Grandparents badge so he knows what they will like - a nice cup of tea. But on arrival, these grandparents seem more of a lively bunch than Duggee was expecting.
ClosePeter's plan to collect the year's first bluebell for his mother takes an unexpected turn when he finds it on Mr Tod's doorstep.
CloseThe Go Jetters visit the Everglades National Park in Florida, USA, an area made up mainly of water with amazing wildlife that lives there - including alligators.
CloseTwo mantis shrimp go aboard the Octopod and have a battle and the Octonauts must get them to stop fighting before the blows of their powerful claws strikes damage the vessel and make them crash into a coral reef. Animated adventures with the intrepid band of explorers roam the oceans.
CloseThe friends learn about friction, while finding the best surface for duck racing.
CloseThe Furchester lobby is jam packed with piles and piles of cookies, 1,000 of them to be exact, and they're ready and waiting for the 1,000th guest to walk through the revolving door and claim them as a present.
ClosePre-school live action series featuring a cast of youngsters pretending to be grown-ups in an imaginary town. Narrated by Eamonn Holmes.
CloseMr Tumble has fun with horses and Justin visits a farm where they spend the day with miniature ponies.
CloseRachel Yankey teaches the team how to get into the goal ready position, and the Footy Pups help a nervous Rex get over his fear of guarding the net.
CloseGlitch blocks Niagara Falls to give GrimHQ a mud bath, so the Go Jetters set out to fix the problem.
CloseGlitch transform's Sydney's iconic Opera House into an opera boat for a race around the Australian city's harbour.
CloseThe little girl and her duck are so keen to visit the art shop, they get there too early and have to find things to keep themselves entertained.
CloseCook claims to be a descendant of royalty and demands to be treated like a king.
CloseAndy Day sets off on another mission into the past, travelling back 85 million years to meet a giant feathered dinosaur, as tall as a house. Along the way he helps protect a nest full of prehistoric eggs and gets caught in a super-sized sandstorm.
CloseMaddie Moate finds out how clocks tell the time, heading to a clock factory and using a special time-lapse camera to show how the hands on the clock move around.
CloseAnimated fun for younger viewers featuring tales of the world's worst puppy who woofs and wags his way into the lives of an unassuming family.
CloseTopsy and Tim are growing out of their old, matching twin clothes so Mummy buys them new jeans, but Tim is not sure he is ready to wear bigger clothes yet.
CloseTristan's cousin Lucy visits, and comes to believe Roy is a toy - meaning he has to play along with her mistake.
CloseRyan's mum is Vietnamese and he is cooking a dish from Vietnam that she has taught him.
CloseJack and Salty visit the Humbug Hotel and help a lonely tigerfish find true love.
CloseThe Shallots want to explore beyond the front garden, so Sarah comes up with a plan.
CloseStorm Huntley visits Pontefract in West Yorkshire to find out how liquorice is harvested and then makes some liquorice sweets. JB Gill discovers how to grow and look after olives and also goes to a special farm in Staffordshire to help some children look after the animals.
CloseOn a hot day in Peru, seven-year-old Angel feeds his family's chickens, ducks and turkeys, and checks on the recovery of an injured pigeon. In Ghana, Tyra, who's five, is at nursery school, singing, dancing, and having a delicious lunch. And in Italy, Mario, who is seven, and lives in Sicily, enjoys a family walk up Europe's tallest volcano, Mount Etna.
CloseSeren's Grandad tells her about how he worked on buses when he was younger, and takes her on an open-top ride at the seaside.
CloseRory Crawford meets Isabelle, who is taking her tortoise to the vets to see if she is ready for hibernation. Ferne Corrigan visits a vet at a wildlife park.
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CloseMaddie finds out how a potato harvester works on the farm and we learn how cereal is made.
CloseBitz has created a super strawberry, dreamy creamy, nicely icely, bake-a-licious cake that is so tasty Bob suggests she makes more so she can sell them to the whole world.
CloseA red magic lesson goes badly wrong when Twigs breaks Muru's magic stick.
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.
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CloseAnimated fun for younger viewers featuring tales of the world's worst puppy who woofs and wags his way into the lives of an unassuming family.
CloseBabies and their grown-ups play with socks 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.
CloseTig does not join in at her dance class because the teacher shouts, but Woolly explains they are only trying to be heard above the music.
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CloseMack buys Daisy a puppy called Little Mo. Moira says no pets are allowed in the Big Hub, so Molly and Mack try to hide Little Mo, but then she escapes.
CloseGreat Aunt Lizzie tells the story of Charlotte and the Adventure of the Mayan Hunter's Arrowhead. A young Mayan farmer, who dreams of adventure, persuades a retired hunter to teach her his craft. But she has so much work to do on the farm she might miss the chance of a lifetime. Charlotte journeys across the Yucatan peninsula in search of the Woman of the Sea, and the arrowhead that could change the farmer's life forever!
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CloseFern feels low and no one can work out why. Luckily, Buster is on the case, and leaves no stone unturned in trying to find out why she is sad.
CloseThe Flock and the Pigs compete in a game of rounders. Tensions are high as Shaun steps up to the plate - will he score the winning run or will the Pigs' foul-play prevent victory?
CloseBrunel, the crazed time-travelling Victorian Gentlechimp, is seemingly determined to change history to prevent Danger Mouse and Penfold from ever meeting. With the voices of Alexander Armstrong and Kevin Eldon.
CloseMayor Wilbur passes a law to increase healthy eating in Beanotown.
CloseWhen a pop star arrives to open the new reception, Joy asks Danny and Mick to welcome her.
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CloseRadio 1's Maya Jama is in charge as Guest Editor and we launch a brand new Blue Peter badge. Find out if Lindsey has got what it takes to conduct a world class orchestra, hear Paul McCartney's musical memories, and there's a festival in the studio with special musical guests.
CloseMel Giedroyc narrates another light-hearted look at the best and worst of the magic world. This time, American illusionist Criss Angel transports himself from a supercar to a cage dangling beneath a helicopter. Hans Klok makes an attempt to beat the world record for the number of tricks performed in five minutes, and Michael Carbonaro performs a stunt in a modern art gallery that serves as a timely reminder of why it is a bad idea to give valuable items to magicians.
CloseHolly and Megan Ramsay are joined by family friend Elspeth for a shopping spree as they work to build the perfect LA look. The trio also meet teenage fashion blogger Justina Sharpe.
CloseFollowing youngsters as they make the transition from primary to secondary school and begin the most important year of their school lives so far.
CloseCharacters from history perform songs of tales of their lives, including Alexander the Great, Joan of Arc, Charles Dickens and Rosa Parks.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson heads into the blistering heat of the Australian Outback. She joins a snake-catcher on an emergency call-out, discovers the darker side of Australia's largest kangaroo, and travels into the desert for a sleepover with a difference.
CloseAn old Spaniel needs dental work and Cheryl operates on a kitten.
CloseThe team talks about the best ways to enjoy time online by keeping it safe, sensible and respectful of others. Plus, Chavala advises on balancing time online and offline.
CloseDr Chris and Dr Xand demonstrate a strange trick that will amaze people, and reveal how the human body repairs itself after injury.
CloseA group of children from a slum in Kenya form an acrobatics troupe to perform in Nairobi's World Circus Day, but struggle with outside pressures.
CloseFollowing youngsters as they make the transition from primary to secondary school and begin the most important year of their school lives so far.
CloseCompilation of characters from around the globe, including Genghis Khan and Confucius, as well as a dance-off during a naval battle and a Bollywood number from Queen Victoria.
CloseA compilation of songs from the series, including tunes about Alfred the Great, Henry VIII, Cleopatra and William the Conqueror. Guest starring Rowan Atkinson and Kevin Eldon.
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.
CloseFrom singing poos to tuneful Warlords, there is something for all musical tastes and Rattus has somehow also roped Brad from the Vamps in to help him out, although rather than playing live on the main stage, Brad's role seems to be more about unblocking the toilets just behind it.
CloseFascinating facts and gruesome tales from the past. Featuring an Anglo-Saxon ghost hunt, a bizarre Victorian menu that includes elephant's trunk and mummified heart, and a condensed look at the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Queen Elizabeth I also joins Henry VIII to sing about the Tudors.
CloseRoman Emperor Caesar Augustus reveals the lazy secret of his success, TV's most excitable reporter Bob Hale explains the very complex history of the Second World War, and Welsh hero Owain Glyndwr takes on the English in battle.
CloseBig names from the world of pop introduce a selection of most-requested tracks, as decided by viewers at home, while Greg James unveils the official weekly UK top 10 chart.
CloseDocumentary series telling the personal stories of children from across Britain who lead extraordinary lives.
CloseDocumentary series following vets. Rory takes a walk on the wild side with an Asian golden cat, Boo Boo the guinea pig needs help from Cheryl and Cat treats a dog with a badly swollen face.
CloseClaudia Fragapane and the girls take on Nile Wilson, Chase has a competition, but Izzy's in hospital.
CloseA 10-year-old girl with a Turkish dad and an English mum seeks a way to share her heritage with her friends by asking to team to build a Turkish-themed den at her home in Leeds.
CloseRicky creates a picture inspired by a rainy day, demonstrates how to animate faces and uses a hose pipe and luminous paint to make a piece of art.
CloseJohnny and Floss tackle the subject of big decisions in the latest video blog for the new arrivals.
CloseJermaine Johnson travels to Newcastle to meet Mikey, a talented blind footballer. He learns the challenges Mikey faces on the pitch as he prepares for his first competitive match.
CloseLess Beauty, More Beast. When two surprise judges visit, A-Troupe vies for featured parts in the regionals.
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