Max en Kathryn geven openheid over hun relatie terwijl hun zoon vecht voor zijn leven. 2/8
CloseDe tijden zijn veranderd voor de turbulente minnaars met hun nieuwe bewoner thuis. Een onbezonnen familiebijeenkomst valt samen met een bezoek van Robs moeder en een incident met een hond. 1/6
CloseEen vrouw voorspelt niet alleen haar eigen moord maar geeft ook een beschrijving van de moordenaar. Het komt DI Richard Poole allemaal te simpel voor. 3/8
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
CloseHet circus brengt de dood naar Kembleford als er een clown wordt vermoord. 3/15
CloseUCOS onderzoekt de zaak van een 16-jarige tenniskampioene die na verlies van een belangrijke wedstrijd dood werd gevonden na een val van een balkon. 6/10
CloseDalziel woont in Stenby een begrafenis bij als hem het nieuws bereikt over een wrede moord in het dorp. Omdat Pascoe er niet is, neemt Dalziel het onderzoek op zich. Deel 1 van 2. 5/8
CloseHet moordonderzoek neemt een nieuwe wending als er tussen de bezittingen van de overleden advocaat een brief wordt gevonden die gericht is aan Dalziel. Deel 2 van 2 6/8
CloseFather Brown onderzoekt een moord in de plaatselijke legerkazerne. 4/15
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
CloseEen moordonderzoek wordt meer dan persoonlijk voor Richard als het slachtoffer wordt vermoord terwijl hij met handboeien aan hem vastzit. 5/8
CloseUCOS onderzoekt de zaak van een 16-jarige tenniskampioene die na verlies van een belangrijke wedstrijd dood werd gevonden na een val van een balkon. 6/10
CloseDalziel woont in Stenby een begrafenis bij als hem het nieuws bereikt over een wrede moord in het dorp. Omdat Pascoe er niet is, neemt Dalziel het onderzoek op zich. Deel 1 van 2. 5/8
CloseHet moordonderzoek neemt een nieuwe wending als er tussen de bezittingen van de overleden advocaat een brief wordt gevonden die gericht is aan Dalziel. Deel 2 van 2 6/8
CloseFather Brown onderzoekt een moord in de plaatselijke legerkazerne. 4/15
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
CloseUCOS heropent de zaak van Sean Docherty, een jonge poëet wiens verbrande lichaam tien jaar geleden op de sloperij van een gangster werd gevonden. 7/10
CloseIn de oude mijnstad Thirksby wordt een skelet opgegraven. De ontdekking zorgt voor onaangename herinneringen bij Dalziel. Deel 1 van 2. 7/8
ClosePascoe wordt teruggestuurd naar Wetherton om de gegevens van de staking te onderzoeken, terwijl Dalziel onderzoek doet naar de stakingsleiders. Deel 2 van 2. 8/8
CloseEen moordonderzoek wordt meer dan persoonlijk voor Richard als het slachtoffer wordt vermoord terwijl hij met handboeien aan hem vastzit. 5/8
CloseAls militant wandelaar Jessica Tartinck dood wordt aangetroffen in een veld wordt Agatha Raisin, een slimme ex-pr-agent, gedwongen undercover te gaan om deze gruwelijke misdaad tot de bodem uit te zoeken. 1/8
CloseAmanda Ballard is niet erg geliefd onder de inwoners van Carsely. Als haar lichaam wordt gevonden, hangend aan de klokkentouwen na wat lijkt op zelfmoord gaat Agatha uit van moord. 2/8
CloseOp de dag van de begrafenis verzamelt de hele familie zich om Mary te begraven waarbij de spanningen hoog oplopen. Een vreemd en ver familielid wordt opnieuw door Jim voorgesteld. 3/6
CloseRob krijgt een onfatsoenlijk voorstel van een exotische nieuwe collega, en Sharon krijgt een harde afwijzing te verwerken van haar enige zorgzame vriendin. 2/6
CloseGame show which sees contestants answer questions that combine knowledge, strategy and luck for the chance to win life-changing prizes. Those taking part won't just require the correct answers, but also the luck of the drop of a single ball, and unflinching trust in one another. In the fifth episode, Jared and Sophie, a couple from Essex, face the questions and big decisions, but with a show with so many twists and turns, anything could happen. Hosted by Danny Dyer, with questions voiced by Angela Rippon.
CloseCameras in space reveal the stories behind Earth's most remarkable patterns and shapes, including fresh water lagoons in Brazil, mysterious light spots in the Australian outback, endless green canopy in the Congo rainforest, and the twists and turns of the Amazon river which provides a home for rehabilitated manatees.
CloseDan Walker and Louise Minchin present a round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseDominic Littlewood samples life working on a cattle ranch in Austin, Texas, where he gets to grips with farm machinery and faces one of his biggest fears, horses.
CloseThe team examines a three-bed semi in Solihull, West Midlands, a detached house in Woking, Surrey, and a former bank in the Lancashire village of Knott End.
CloseHow social media posts came back to haunt a woman when she tried to insure a lost mobile phone, and justice for a gang that risked motorists' lives by deliberately causing crashes.
CloseToday Merseyside police are on the hunt for a missing two hundred thousand pounds - they have a suspect but need to find evidence. Plus we see how money seized from criminals is put back into community schemes, as an inclusive football club gets money from the proceeds of crime.
CloseExperts Nick Hall and Jonathan Pratt help two teams buy three items at Wetherby Racecourse, while presenter Eric Knowles also visits one of the world's oldest sweet shops.
CloseRuhma has to get tough with two sisters who have a disagreement while she is trying to deliver a baby. Meanwhile, Daniel lays his soul bare.
CloseQuiz show hosted by Rob Beckett, in which contestants Aaron, Sarah and Yasmin must choose between working together or going it alone to claim the prize for themselves.
CloseNicki Chapman is in Hampshire to help a couple find a permanent country home where they can finally kick back and relax after years of relocating because of work. Nicki also meets a master saddler and her daughter who are key to the survival of this traditional craft, and then takes the reins and tries riding side-saddle for the first time.
CloseSarah Moore and her team return to transform more items reclaimed from a tip, this time making over an old sewing box, a set of metal drawers and a bicycle.
CloseCharlie Ross and James Braxton's search for antiques takes them from Buckinghamshire to the Cotswolds, along the way finding out about codebreakers of the Second World War.
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.
CloseIn this special Children in Need edition of the show, Nick Knowles and the team come to the aid of young people who are often overlooked and very much in need of help. A team of experts and volunteers come together to help transform an old church into a new accommodation facility for six young homeless people in Blackburn, ran by local charity Nightsafe.
CloseThis week, the candidates are tasked to create advertising campaigns to entice people from the UK to visit Finland during the summer months. Half the team head to Finland to film an advert for television, whilst the others create a marketing campaign and a digital billboard to be displayed at London's Piccadilly circus. Next, the candidates pitch their campaigns to leading industry experts, including the Head of Tourism for Finland. Back in the boardroom, one of the candidates leaves the competition.
CloseA young woman searches for the answers as to why her father killed her mother, grandmother and aunt in a house fire when she was just 16 months old. Tasnim, who is now 19, has been asked to bring her opinion to the parole board as her father nears the end of his 18-year jail sentence. Her search for the truth about her mother's murder takes her back to the late 1990s as she investigates her parents' relationship, and reveals a shocking truth that takes her deep into a secret that rocked a community.
CloseMark Chapman is joined by Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell to present action from the 12th round of fixtures, including Baltimore Ravens v Los Angeles Rams.
CloseNawal Al Maghafi exposes a secret world of sexual exploitation in Iraq, in which clerics use a controversial practice called pleasure marriage to groom vulnerable girls.
CloseDave Myers and Si King mount their bikes for the final leg of their epic journey along the American road. They begin in Las Vegas, where they learn how to make apparently the best mashed potato in the world - inspiring them to cook a massive lobster and prawn cocktail. Back on the road they finally reach California, where they follow the path of the 49ers during the gold rush and learn about cooking with marijuana - which is perfectly legal in Los Angeles. They also enjoy the best tacos they have ever eaten at a taco festival, before reaching Santa Monica pier - the end of their trip.
CloseChris Bavin discovers the truth behind the claims that red meat causes cancer, and Gloria Hunniford investigates whether a cup of tea could actually be the secret to curing it. Plus, Danny Crates delves into an ingredient that's in more than two thirds of all processed foods and asks if eating soya can make men infertile.
CloseIn Kent, Matt Allwright investigates plans for a property lying empty for eight years since the death of its owner. Plus, in Derbyshire a historic derelict building brought back to life to provide much-needed homes for the community.
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.
ClosePaul Martin visits another location, inviting members of the public to bring their antiques to be viewed and valued.
CloseAlex Jones and Steph McGovern travel to Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, to meet Antonietta Tulino and her three children, hoping to help the family change their spending habits. In an effort to confront their money-spending ways, Alex and Steph resort to shock tactics, and set up a pop-up-shop in the family home displaying all of their biggest spends, with shocking results. Can Alex and Steph help this family start saving, rather than spending?
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.
CloseA tribute to the actor, featuring interviews recorded at key stages in his career on stage and screen. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.
CloseDocumentary examining 1954 film On the Waterfront, featuring archive interviews with the director, writer and cast members, including Marlon Brando. The programme also investigates how it was inspired by America's 1950s anti-communist culture and how stories of betrayal and resentment lie behind the movie's success. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.
CloseSue Barker presents coverage of the final on day eight at the O2 in London, where Alexander Zverev was victorious last year. The German gained revenge for a group-stage defeat at the hands of Novak Djokovic, producing an excellent performance to overcome the Serbian great 6-4, 6-3 and claim the most prestigious title of his career so far, With analysis and commentary from Tim Henman, Andrew Castle and Boris Becker.
CloseJeremy Vine hosts the quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize.
ClosePeople are invited to try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction.
CloseJay Blades, Shaun Keaveny, Rachel Parris and Jan Ravens test their knowledge in a series of trivia-based games across the week, with the ultimate winner declared on Friday.
CloseZoe Ball presents more backstage gossip and exclusive news from Strictly Come Dancing. Plus, Ian Waite casts his eye over the couples' latest training footage.
CloseGuests join Andrew Neil for interviews, discussion and analysis from Westminster, including the latest news on Brexit.
CloseThe crew at Tower in central London, the busiest of the RNLI's 238 stations, are called to a man reported in the Thames eight miles downstream. On arrival, they discover a river bus already on the scene and their crew desperately trying to hang on to the unmoving man before he disappears under the water. At one of the most remote stations, Trearddur Bay on Anglesey, the crew are called to an inaccessible coastal fishing spot, where an angler has plunged face first down a cliff onto rocks, while in Portsmouth, gale force winds and a churning sea make a routine rescue particularly v.
CloseThe first three chefs recreate Monica's razor clams with a shallot, caper and tomato sauce, before the second group of three take on Marcus' calves liver with a Bordelaise sauce. In the next round, the six chefs aim to impress the judges with a dish of their own design, with just one hour and 15 minutes to prepare it.
CloseAngie and Jake's budding relationship hits a problem when he begins to have suspicions about her, although she soon explains away his worries. Instead, she plants doubts in his mind about why his brother controls the finances of his record shop. Is there more to the business than it first appears? Thriller, starring Mark Bonnar, Jamie Sives and Ruth Bradley.
CloseThe companion programme to The Apprentice, with Tom Allen talking to the seventh candidate to be ejected from the competition. The host is also joined by a panel of experts and fans, who offer an entertaining analysis of this week's task.
CloseA programme celebrating all things handmade, following ordinary people as they learn new skills taught and take part in craft workshops led by inspirational teachers. In the first episode, two groups of novice crafters master the art of hooky rugmaking and traditional letterpress. Elsewhere, origami artist Sam Tsang demonstrates how to make something beautiful using a single sheet of paper.
Closein February, 2013, Jeff Bush was asleep at his home in Florida when a sink hole opened up beneath his bedroom. Despite the efforts of his brother to rescue him, Jeff was never seen alive again and his body could not be recovered. Professor Iain Stewart travels to the American state to discover what took Jeff's life and investigate why the geology of the area makes it the sinkhole capital of the world.
CloseContemporary artist Gillian Wearing celebrates the legacy of Victorian novelist George Eliot. Just as Eliot's novel Middlemarch explored the lives of ordinary men and women, this experimental film is made up of a diverse cast of people from different backgrounds, and features Jason Isaacs and Sheila Atim as the narrators.
CloseVanessa Collingridge examines the life of Elizabeth Tudor, with a focus on how documentary TV and the BBC have looked at her legacy and interrogated her reign. Using archive stretching back over 60 years, her upbringing, her conflicts with enemies including Mary Queen of Scots, and her greatest victory against the Spanish Armada are investigated. The programme seeks to understand how the monarch created a legacy that people still live with today, and how it has changed throughout the centuries.
CloseBBC News teams in Washington DC and London report on the events that are shaping the world.
CloseAuthor Philip Hoare tells the story of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Netley, Hampshire, which treated at least 50,000 patients during the First World War. He also examines evidence that footage of cures for shellshock was faked.
CloseThe historian explores the fate of the last three wives of Henry VIII. First, Lucy witnesses Henry's doomed courtship with Anne of Cleves, with Henry successfully reneging on their marriage having claimed it had yet to be consummated. Two weeks later, Henry married teenager Catherine Howard, but an act of adultery with a courtier saw the young woman convicted of treason and beheaded. Finally, Lucy explores Henry's relationship with his last wife Katherine Parr, and how she managed to win Henry round despite their greatly differing religious beliefs.
CloseIn Cardiff Art Gallery, the experts investigate a badly overpainted Madonna. Elsewhere, Dr Bendor Grosvenor travels to Florence to explore the early Renaissance.
CloseJanina Ramirez and Alastair Sooke explore the art and architecture of the Russian city, taking in a selection of imperial, communist and modern-day treasures.
CloseKaren invites Jadie and Beth round behind Rob's back, while Valerie continues to be excited about handbag contents. Sid deals with a young volunteer.
CloseTensions reach breaking point between Martin and Ben, Kathy finds herself on the wrong side of Stuart, and Iqra has some shocking news for Arshad. 6005/215
CloseThe shocking discovery of a 15-year-old girl's body sees DI Dale Carter fixate on his prime murder suspect Ryan Kelvin. 9/10
CloseJack's world is blown apart by the discovery of Hannah's dead body and Nikki uncovers the truth behind Jack and Ryan's strained relationship. 10/10
CloseWhen Andy's offered the opportunity of a lifetime it might mean the end of Errol and Andy's relationship as we know it. 6/7
CloseWhen Andy's offered the opportunity of a lifetime it might mean the end of Errol and Andy's relationship as we know it. 7/7
CloseNatasha Raskin joins our bargain hunting teams in Leominster. Helping our red and blue teams are experts Paul Laidlaw and Mark Ashley, while Natasha shows us her favourite ceramic frog. 7/32
CloseParatrooper Mo Morris was given a medical discharge due to prolonged and continuous damage to his knees. Nick and the team help to rebuild his home. 1/6
CloseAnita Manning and the team are in the East Sussex town of Lewes. The reds and blues battle it out in the antiques centre with experts Philip Serrell and Nick Hall. 8/32
CloseNick Knowles and team head to Halifax to help a family whose eight year-old son Josh is paralysed and can only access two rooms in the house. 2/6
CloseWilliam chases his daughter Charlotte through a dark forest. His vision distorts and he falls to his knees. The next day, he tells Father Brown and Mrs McCarthy Charlotte has gone. 14/15
CloseWhen Hyacinth and Richard go to stay in a country cottage for a couple of days, events take several unexpected turns. 3/7
CloseKaren invites Jadie and Beth round behind Rob's back, while Valerie continues to be excited about handbag contents. Sid deals with a young volunteer.
CloseTensions reach breaking point between Martin and Ben, Kathy finds herself on the wrong side of Stuart, and Iqra has some shocking news for Arshad. 6005/215
CloseAn astronomer gathers the Royal party to watch an eclipse but events take a dramatic turn. 6/10
CloseWilliam chases his daughter Charlotte through a dark forest. His vision distorts and he falls to his knees. The next day, he tells Father Brown and Mrs McCarthy Charlotte has gone. 14/15
CloseFather Brown suspects an ulterior motive when his old adversary Flambeau is incarcerated. He denies murdering Flynn and asks the priest to hear his confession if he's convicted. 15/15
CloseWhen Hyacinth and Richard go to stay in a country cottage for a couple of days, events take several unexpected turns. 3/7
CloseAnita Manning and the team are in the East Sussex town of Lewes. The reds and blues battle it out in the antiques centre with experts Philip Serrell and Nick Hall. 8/32
CloseUnder the watchful eye of presenter Charlie Ross, our bargain hunters are in Kingston upon Thames, selling at Catherine Southon's Surrey saleroom. Charlie has a piece of vintage tea advertising, which might well be worth a packet. 9/32
CloseAn astronomer gathers the Royal party to watch an eclipse but events take a dramatic turn. 6/10
CloseWilliam chases his daughter Charlotte through a dark forest. His vision distorts and he falls to his knees. The next day, he tells Father Brown and Mrs McCarthy Charlotte has gone. 14/15
CloseFather Brown suspects an ulterior motive when his old adversary Flambeau is incarcerated. He denies murdering Flynn and asks the priest to hear his confession if he's convicted. 15/15
CloseWhen Hyacinth and Richard go to stay in a country cottage for a couple of days, events take several unexpected turns. 3/7
CloseKaren invites Jadie and Beth round behind Rob's back, while Valerie continues to be excited about handbag contents. Sid deals with a young volunteer.
CloseTensions reach breaking point between Martin and Ben, Kathy finds herself on the wrong side of Stuart, and Iqra has some shocking news for Arshad. 6005/215
CloseNick Knowles and the team have just nine days to build a new centre from scratch for Little Miracles, a charity that helps children with additional needs. 3/6
CloseAn assassin is at large targeting the King's cousin and other important figures at Court. 7/10
CloseKaren has to bring Mikey to work, and Becky isn't happy, while Zara faces the prospect of Mother's Day without Joe. Al is confronted by an angry woman when he parks in a disabled bay.
CloseMartin feels the pressure as Ben's demands continue to grow, Stuart and Rainie have an ultimatum for Kathy, and Tiffany and Keegan make a decision about their future. 6006/215
CloseFather Brown rushes to protect a sacred artefact after the death of a notorious criminal. 10/10
CloseAfter suspecting his wife of having an affair, Joe Brierley installs hidden cameras in his home in an act of desperation. When will he realise that ignorance is bliss? 1/6
CloseStand-up comedy from the Hammersmith Apollo. Dane Baptiste introduces New York comic Desiree Burch and Liverpool funnyman Chris McCausland to the stage. 6/7
CloseThe RMP search desperately for George as the Markhams struggle to cope with his loss. Tilbrook brings Markham to see Abdul-Kadir Hakim in prison about George's kidnap. 4/6
CloseToday it is raining inside Mr Tumble's house. Meanwhile, Justin and his friends are having lots of fun playing with water and sand.
CloseNibbles the rabbit accompanies the magic baby on a surprising farm adventure.
CloseGreat BigHoo, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick learn about twirling when they visit an ice rink and try to copy a skater's move.
CloseThe boisterous lion cub offers to help everyone take their food to a picnic in Rockywockyville, but then fails to turn up.
CloseA three-year-old bunny meets friends and experiences emotions as he engages with the world around him.
CloseA three-year-old bunny meets friends and experiences emotions as he engages with the world around him.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseHarvest time arrives, and Duggee's garden is over-flowing with newly ripened crops, but there are so many it will take him forever to pick them all.
CloseIt's the day of the kite festival and first up are Zip and Pop, who dazzle the crowd with their performance.
ClosePeter learns that his father once crash-landed a flying machine into Mr McGregor's garden, so vows to find it and fly it home.
CloseWhen the Grimbots build their own Easter Island statue, it collapses and threatens the ancient Maoi statues.
CloseKwazii explores a pirate shipwreck that is guarded by three swashbuckling swordfish while searching for a mythical sword.
CloseA new post box is being opened in Biggleton, and Ava the Postie is practising a special dance to celebrate. Will she remember the dance steps in time to open the post box?
CloseJustin, Robert and Little Monster are surprised to meet their exciting new neighbour Mac the Explorer.
CloseTee insists on wearing his favourite Action Ape outfit all afternoon, no matter what games he is playing. However, when the outfit gets dirty, Tee is heartbroken.
CloseHarriet teaches Timmy how to mend things after his efforts to repair his friends' toys go badly wrong.
CloseThe Olobobs are playing pirates with Deeno. When he can't find his den they make Ladybaard, who is in need of black spots and treasure - which turns out to be goldy-fruit.
CloseA three-year-old bunny meets friends and experiences emotions as he engages with the world around him.
CloseThe gang learns all about down when Toodloo gets on a runaway roller-skate and, back in the boat, the Twirlywoo Screen creates a course for marbles to roll down.
CloseJustin has double the fun with a pair of twins and spends the day at their school. Chef Tumble cooks Mr Tumble a pair of breakfasts.
CloseTinky Winky knock-knocks on a door, and is welcomed by Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, and the children in Tummy Tales visit their neighbours to share home-made flapjacks.
CloseGiovanna and Baby Bear welcome Bella, Olive, Jack, Isobel, Jonas, Leo to The Baby Club.
CloseDuggee is painting in his favourite colouring book. The Squirrels want to have a go too - Betty wants to paint a bee that's yellow, while Tag paints a fire truck that's red, while Happy paints some water blue. However, when it's Norrie's turn she cannot find the paint colour she wants.
CloseMister Maker, Scrappz and the Mini Makers create colourful pieces of art.
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.
CloseFerne meets a vet who examines a pony's sore hoof, and Rory meets a vet and her Polar patient.
CloseWufflebump creates some chaos when he accidentally brings his monster dog Growlbert to Show and Tell. The naughty dog buries all the items and Miss Grizzlesniff is forced to send him to the squishy corner. However, when a door handle catastrophe takes place, an unlikely hero saves the day.
CloseBrothers Bobby and Lenny are busy making robot costumes out of cardboard boxes.
CloseLexi and her family are from Wales and she is cooking Glamorgan sausages using two very special Welsh ingredients.
CloseGreat Aunt Lizzie tells the story of Lokesh and the Adventure of the Boat Rivets, and a master boat builder and a Viking discover they have always wanted to do each other's jobs.
CloseMolly decides that Alice and James ought to get married. She arranges for them to go on a date at her own homemade cinema, but then the projector breaks down.
CloseMum is trying to do some work, but Melody is enjoying herself and making a lot of noise by pretending to be an elephant.
CloseKhadija the Artist asks Builder Nate to build a wall to display her new painting. Wherever they build the wall it gets in the way so Postie Ava comes to the rescue. Narrated by Eamonn Holmes.
CloseTimmy is upset to learn the hooter on his tricycle has broken - until Osbourne presents him with an even louder replacement.
CloseDee encourages a friend to say `beans" and leads viewers on a whirlwind word adventure.
CloseThe Numberblocks present their very own, very numbery version of the classic tale the Three Little Pigs, featuring the Big Bad Square.
CloseA three-year-old bunny meets friends and experiences emotions as he engages with the world around him.
CloseThe Twirlywoos open and close the curtains on a stage, while a very important singer is trying to perform.
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.
CloseTinky Winky knock-knocks on a door, and is welcomed by Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, and the children in Tummy Tales visit their neighbours to share home-made flapjacks.
CloseGiovanna and Baby Bear welcome Bella, Olive, Jack, Isobel, Jonas, Leo to The Baby Club.
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.
CloseObservational documentary on the lives of reception children at two contrasting primary schools - one rural, and one urban.
CloseAndy Day travels back in time 127 million years to the time of the Iguanodon - a plant-eating dinosaur that moved in herds - to make a plaster copy of one of its footprints.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseMessy's thirsty for an adventure, so he goes to Okido to help his friends solve the mystery of the dried-up Oasis.
CloseMaddie uses a special underwater camera to find out how a toilet flush works and why it makes a gurgling sound, before visiting a toilet factory to see how they are made.
CloseBenjamin gets a pet snail, but his friends cannot see the appeal, especially when it attracts the attention of Old Brown.
CloseCartoon following four adventure-seeking superheroes as they explore places all around the world. The Go Jetters try to fix the Eiffel tower after Grandmaster Glitch breaks it while using it as a TV aerial.
CloseDoug's tooth has fallen out, so Jess and Simon tell Waffle about the Tooth Fairy. Waffle longs to meet the Tooth Fairy and his dream comes true.
CloseRevival of the classic animation about the adventures of a clan of friendly aliens living on a small blue planet. Michael Palin narrates.
CloseThe Tombliboos discover a new game where they wave to everyone as they fly through the garden.
CloseThe aardvark thinks every dog loves him, but may have to change his perception of himself when Buster looks after his aunt's canine.
CloseWalter attempts to ruin The Dinmakers' chance of reaching fame.
CloseThere's relief all around when Penfold's pilfering of Squawk's gadgets and clandestine late night trips to shady warehouses turns out to preparation for his taking part in 'bot battles' - a fight club for homemade robots. Penfold hopes to enter his own creation, Geoff, into the competition but is sidelined by an overeager Danger Mouse and his own robot, the CRN 3000! When the CRN 3000 obliterates all challengers, DM's call for a worthy opponent is answered by Megahurtz. But Megahurtz may have a secret android army agenda...
CloseJurgen is convinced the gorillas and keepers are throwing him a huge surprise birthday party.
CloseSam Nixon and Mark Rhodes present the competition to find Britain's best junior baker, with the youngsters creating a pineapple and blueberry upside-down cake.
CloseMartha and Ollie compete to win awards by teaching tech to ex-punk Jonny and chatty Mazel.
CloseThe Icicles make it through to the World Synchro Championships in Canada, meaning the girls must pull off a flawless Bollywood routine one more time.
CloseThe ice stars pull together for some sensational Hollywood themed performances.
CloseThe female Elite team head to Brussels to battle the best artistic gymnasts in Europe at the start of the season. For Amelie, one of the UK's brightest stars, things take a twist.
CloseThe rhythmic team members have a fight on their hands when a long-term member quits and the team's reserve steps in to try to save the day. For the first time ever, the Acrobatic Men's Four are invited to trials for the World Championships. However, when it comes to costumes for the day, they realise their performance on the floor is not their only concern! And Olympic and Commonwealth Champion Nile Wilson sets what for most, is an impossible challenge.
CloseIt's competition time for the Acro Gymnasts, who head to Glasgow for the Scottish Champs.
CloseCameron tries to shine in his dance show at school and still keep up with training in the gym.
CloseThe Free-G boys make their own freestyle video, while Madi heads to national Training Camp.
CloseAbi prepares for her role in the annual gala and love is in the air for the Acro squad.
CloseFinn and Kirsten take on a tough new routine, while Dove and Izzy's future is in question.
CloseTo keep competing, rhythmic gymnast Sophie has to win a place on a British squad.
CloseLily thinks head boy Hunter has a crush on her and Martha and Kat compete for a statue.
CloseSeries in which Ricky makes art in nine minutes. Ricky, Gav and Sarah plan a holiday but Gav has packed too much stuff. Ricky makes a suitcase to keep your desk tidy and is feeling beachy as the ninja apprentices challenge him to make art from sand.
CloseAmelie and Phoebe receive some exciting news and are off to train alongside the seniors.
CloseThirteen-year-old Joe finds himself left alone while his mum and unpleasant stepdad Dean go on holiday. He befriends Asha, the granddaughter of his neighbour and together they formulate a plan. Adaption of the book by Joanne Nadin, with Daniel Frogson.
CloseWhen Danny and Mick make a magician vanish, somebody's going to have to take his place.
CloseAnimated adventure in which the Nektons explore the mysterious depths of the ocean.
CloseWalter orchestrates a robot to take over Class 3C, with disastrous results.
CloseA plane, chair, pencil and watering can are among the items getting the Sketchy treatment.
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