Als Aethelwold Ragnar tegen zich in het harnas jaagt, grijpt Cnut een gelegenheid aan om hem te manipuleren, met tragische gevolgen. 4/10
CloseMiranda en Max doen in de wijnstreek onderzoek naar een doodgeschoten hond op een van de bekendste wijngaarden van Mallorca. Al snel blijkt dat het schietincident deel uitmaakt van een reeks steeds ernstiger worden bedreigingen aan het adres van wijnboer Hans Webber. 5/10
CloseAethelwolds doel de Denen te verenigen en het koninkrijk van Alfred omver te werpen, is bijna bereikt, maar als Uhtred hoort dat er een vriend in gevaar is, moet hij kiezen tussen zijn plicht aan de Saksen en zijn banden met de Denen. 3/10
CloseAls Aethelwold Ragnar tegen zich in het harnas jaagt, grijpt Cnut een gelegenheid aan om hem te manipuleren, met tragische gevolgen. 4/10
CloseEen ex-pr-agent besluit met vervroegd pensioen te gaan. Ze vestigt zich in de Cotswolds waarna ze een verdachte in een moordzaak wordt die draait om een quich. 1/1
CloseLighthavens Pirate Festival biedt de perfecte dekmantel voor een overval waardoor Davey de achtervolging moet inzetten. Jane probert te ontdekken waarom er een anonieme man op het strand is aangespoeld. 9/10
CloseDe 'Day of the Dead'-vieringen op het eiland worden afgebroken door de dood van een vrouw. Om de moordenaar te vangen, moeten Jack en zijn team hun weg zien te vinden in de wateren. 5/8
CloseHet team ontsluit meer dan drie decennia van geheimen en leugens over de Rots van Gibraltar. Ze vinden de link naar de oplossing van twee moorden. 2/10
CloseLighthavens Pirate Festival biedt de perfecte dekmantel voor een overval waardoor Davey de achtervolging moet inzetten. Jane probert te ontdekken waarom er een anonieme man op het strand is aangespoeld. 9/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Het comicfestival van Carver Valley is in volle gang als het dorp wordt opgeschrikt door de moord op een ex-supermodel. 5/12
CloseDeel 2/2. Met als enige aanknopingspunt het te schande maken van verschillende dorpelingen door een vernietigende komiek proberen Barnaby en Winter feit van fictie te onderscheiden als een supermodel wordt vermoord. 6/12
CloseLarry heeft de bof en Vasilia krijgt de schuld. Louisa ziet het als een goed excuus om tante Hermione niet bij hen te laten logeren als ze uit Engeland op bezoek komt. 4/6
CloseDe 'Day of the Dead'-vieringen op het eiland worden afgebroken door de dood van een vrouw. Om de moordenaar te vangen, moeten Jack en zijn team hun weg zien te vinden in de wateren. 5/8
CloseHet team ontsluit meer dan drie decennia van geheimen en leugens over de Rots van Gibraltar. Ze vinden de link naar de oplossing van twee moorden. 2/10
CloseLighthavens Pirate Festival biedt de perfecte dekmantel voor een overval waardoor Davey de achtervolging moet inzetten. Jane probert te ontdekken waarom er een anonieme man op het strand is aangespoeld. 9/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Het comicfestival van Carver Valley is in volle gang als het dorp wordt opgeschrikt door de moord op een ex-supermodel. 5/12
CloseDeel 2/2. Met als enige aanknopingspunt het te schande maken van verschillende dorpelingen door een vernietigende komiek proberen Barnaby en Winter feit van fictie te onderscheiden als een supermodel wordt vermoord. 6/12
CloseDonald geeft Gerry les op het terras, maar Gerry wordt afgeleid door een valk die zijn otters probeert aan te vallen. Larry beseft dat hij een eind gaat maken aan zijn relatie met Vasilia. 5/6
CloseDe leider van een spiritueel kuuroord wordt gewurgd aangetroffen. Jack en zijn team zijn in verwarring door het feit dat al hun verdachten op het moment van de moord een meditatiekring vormden. 6/8
CloseHet team onderzoekt een 16 jaar oude moord op een jonge moeder door haar criminele echtgenoot. Er is mogelijk sprake van een gerechtelijke dwaling. 3/10
CloseJane heeft een ontmoeting met een oude schoolvriendin als ze probeert uit te zoeken wie een tiener na een auto-ongeluk voor dood heeft achtergelaten. 10/10
CloseMiranda en Max doen in de wijnstreek onderzoek naar een doodgeschoten hond op een van de bekendste wijngaarden van Mallorca. Al snel blijkt dat het schietincident deel uitmaakt van een reeks steeds ernstiger worden bedreigingen aan het adres van wijnboer Hans Webber. 5/10
CloseDeel 1/2. Barnaby herleeft zijn oude sportglorie als hij en Winter na een sterfgeval op de plaatselijke rugbyclub in een wirwar van spelers, oude wraakgevoelens, nieuwe romances... en ambachtelijke chocolade terechtkomen. 7/12
CloseDeel 2/2. Barnaby herleeft zijn oude sportglorie als hij en Winter na een sterfgeval op de plaatselijke rugbyclub in een wirwar van spelers, oude wraakgevoelens, nieuwe romances... en ambachtelijke chocolade terechtkomen. 8/12
CloseEen eenvoudige vermissingszaak neemt een dramatische wending wanneer Frank en Lu verstrikt raken in een ruzie over de opening van een nieuw Shakespeare-centrum waar niemand is wie ze lijken te zijn. 5/10
CloseOskars team verricht al snel een arrestatie in de moordzaak, maar Max is er niet zeker van dat de juiste dader is opgepakt. 3/6
CloseDecember 1939. Tom vecht voor zijn leven aan boord van de HMS Exeter bij de Battle of the River Plate. Harry en Lois voeren ondertussen een meer persoonlijk gevecht. 3/7
CloseNelly arrangeert een opsluiting in The Palm Tree waarna hij een van de regelmatige bezoekers van de pub confronteert over hun rol in Jody's verdwijning. 6/6
CloseSteph McGovern hosts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, with actor and comedian Miles Jupp and journalist Helen Lewis joining regular team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton to poke fun at the week's events.
CloseWorld darts champion Peter Wright, Paralympic great Sarah Storey, former Premier League striker Dion Dublin and ex-England cricketer Steve Harmison join team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell and host Sue Barker on the quiz.
CloseDan Walker and Louise Minchin present a round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseMichelle Ackerley and Dr Xand Van Tulleken look at the origin of inoculation and find out how other types of vaccination, especially the flu jab, gives hope for the future. With special guest Lenny Henry, plus some advice on how to cope with separation from loved ones.
CloseMartin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell visit a semi in Surrey, a terrace in the West Midlands, and a bungalow in Ashton on Ribble, Lancashire.
CloseThe staff of Newcastle's Theatre Royal has to get one show out and another one in, while AA mechanics come to the aid of stricken motorists and Care Call deals with emergency cases.
CloseBen Cooper and Richard Madley help two teams look for items at an antiques centre in Cheshire, while host Eric Knowles pays a visit to the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley.
CloseAl gets frustrated with Karen as she sticks her nose in while he deals with a complicated case. Daniel and Izzie disagree, while Emma and Jasmine have a tricky conversation.
CloseThe priest becomes involved with a theatrical family when he discovers that a drowning initially thought to be a tragic accident was actually a murder. Drama, starring Mark Williams, Sorcha Cusack, Josephine Butler and Julian Wadham.
CloseJules Hudson helps a couple find a retirement retreat in the Cornish countryside, and visits the National Lobster Hatchery to lend a hand in their conservation work.
CloseJay Blades salvages three items to transform from Altrincham Recycling Centre - mattress springs, an old writing bureau and a broken granite worktop.
CloseTwo antiques experts are pitted against each other as they travel across the UK in search of bargains before heading to an auction to find out whose haul proves most popular with buyers.
CloseQuiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman.
CloseAlex Jones brings the working week to a close with the usual mix of celebrity guests and stories about people in extraordinary circumstances.
CloseVinny teases Dotty about their bet over who can start a business first, but when he realises she is in no mood for fun, he backs off and gets her to open up. Later she visits Ian and continues to goad him, and as he grows increasingly uncomfortable, her threats become more intimidating. Mick and Linda agree to wait before telling Shirley and Tina about their plan to sell up.
CloseMax is tempted to start drinking again after meeting her daughter. Although she manages to resist, she still raises suspicions among her colleagues that she has relapsed, and is accused of being unfit to perform surgery. David is determined to prove his worth, and joins Fletch in making a complaint against the nurses being moved around the hospital. Essie keeps her news from Sacha, which puts Dom in the awkward position of having to life for her.
CloseGeorgie realises her smartwatch is still in a vehicle stolen by Dr Bahil's captors and can be tracked. This vital piece of information allows a rescue mission to be arranged, but it ends badly when one of the soldiers is shot. Georgie learns more about the circumstances of Elvis' death, leaving her more determined than ever to see Omar brought to justice. Meanwhile, Throbber's capers land him in hot water, Mimi's lies are noticed by a concerned Prof, and Kingy helps Sandy to prove himself to the Brigadier.
CloseMick waits for his test results, which he is certain will be a diagnosis of cancer. Determined to enjoy the time he has left, he vows to lose his virginity at Tommy's house party, regardless of his swollen testicle. Things do not go to plan for anyone, and Mick's actions leave all is friends speechless as the truth emerges.
CloseThe Staffordshire Police officers look to the future as they take on new recruits, including trainee Holly Swift. After working in mental health services and seeing the difference police officers can make, she decided it was the career for her. At the other end of the career path is Sgt Dave Allan - who is just about to complete 30 years' service and retire. The police service recruited heavily after the miners' strikes in the 1980s, and many of those officers are now approaching retirement, including Dave.
CloseHugh tries to sell his family's award winning cheese at farmers markets in Bath, while the Kimber family sell their meat and dairy products straight off the farm.
CloseEllie Harrison visits the Lugg Valley in Herefordshire to hunt for signs of spring, joining volunteers making sure toads can make it safely across main roads to their favoured spawning grounds. She also meets people who have just planted out their first forest garden and chats to an artist who sees the beauty in the flooded landscape.
CloseA glimpse into the lives of workers operating tirelessly through the night, providing vital services to the community. A team of vets perform surgery on a valuable horse.
CloseNatasha Raskin Sharp hosts from Southwell Racecourse in Nottinghamshire, where experts Thomas Forrester and Tim Weeks help teams to buy items to make a profit at auction. Natasha also visits the National Tramway Museum in Crich to learn about the role trams played in delivering the nation's letters.
CloseJay Blades and the team bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life. Geoff Clark from Sunderland hopes that audio expert Mark Stuckey can restore a beloved 1960s jukebox, and horologist Steve Fletcher turns his attention to a 400-year-old wall clock that has laid broken in a box for years. Elsewhere, Tim Gunn restores a stowaway bike to its former glory.
CloseFour modern confectioners use original recipes, equipment and ingredients to recreate the extravagant displays of a Georgian confectionery shop. Guided by food historian Dr Annie Gray and social historian Emma Dabiri, the foursome travel to Bath to experience first-hand the life of confectioners in late 18th and early 19th-century England. The sweet-makers craft everything from towering jellies made from boiled calves feet, glasses of Parmesan ice cream, and a final course featuring an edible landscape.
CloseIain and Vikki from Loch Lomond take on Antonia and Charlie as they go head to head to determine who will meet today's curious collector Myk. Paul Martin hosts.
CloseBiologists and camera crews travel to a flooded Amazon forest to film wildlife at night. James Bryson Voirin comes face to face with a curious sloth, Sophie Darlington hopes to see the world's only nocturnal monkey, and bug expert George McGavin discovers a species new to science. Gordon Buchanan goes in search of giant anteaters and enters a deserted house that has been taken over by vampire bats.
CloseProfiles of British comedy stars of the silver screen, featuring the likes of George Formby, Peter Sellers and the Monty Python team. Narrated by Sylvia Syms.
CloseClassic Ealing comedy in which Sidney Stratton's invention of a fibre that never gets dirty and never wears out, brings him into conflict with both the labour force and management.
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.
CloseRaj Bisram and Natasha Raskin Sharp are at Culzean Castle in Ayrshire to assess items including a toy car from Germany and a art deco Carlton Ware vase. Paul Martin presents.
CloseRichard Osman hosts as BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty, singer Jordan Stephens, actor Sally Lindsay and comedian David O'Doherty test their general knowledge.
CloseBen Fogle and Kate Humble meet two endangered Cuban crocodiles, while keepers and vets are battling to get to the bottom of why rare a red panda is not putting on weight.
CloseThe teams have reached the halfway point of their journey. For the next leg, must choose whether to travel through Bolivia or Chile - both countries with unstable political climates. Sam and Jo decide to break up their travel with regular breaks, while Jen and Rob have an explosive argument when they get caught up in Bolivia's general election. Emon and Jamiul find work in an Argentinian salt mine, and Dom has a health scare that may require him to pull out of the race.
CloseA couple living in a Bungalow near Brighton are treated to two virtual reality visions for what their home could become by architects Laura Jane Clark and Robert Jamison. Silvia and Julian bought the property because they loved the garden, and thought they could make something of the house - but their renovations have not been a success. Robert proposes a way to make the planning rules that have restricted them work for the project, while Laura finds a way to bring the beloved garden inside the house. Presented by Angela Scanlon.
CloseGregg Wallace visits a bakery that produces 180,000 Cornish pasties a day, and discovers the very specific rule one of the pastries must comply with to genuinely be considered Cornish. Ruth Goodman debunks some myths about pasties and investigates the history of the pepper trade, while Cherry Healey learns about the science of onions - including why cutting them can bring tears to the eyes.
ClosePilot episode for a sitcom, written by and starring Sophie Willan. Rebellious unemployed woman Alma returns home after a break-up, only to discover that her heroin-addicted mother Lin has been sectioned for arson - while her grandmother Joan is not inclined to do anything about it.
CloseAn anxious young woman attempts to cope with the two personifications of her inner thoughts - one which encourages her to be impulsive and another that fears everything. Written by and starring Gbemisola Ikumelo.
CloseFilmed over five days, this programme examines the complex and time-consuming process involved in building a classic Windsor chair, made by craftsman Jim Steele in his Warwickshire workshop. The traditional design features woods chosen for their different qualities - ash, elm and yew - and the finished object has just two screws and no glue.
ClosePerformance poet John Cooper Clarke explores Thomas De Quincey's autobiographical work, discovering how his fellow Mancunian's addiction memoir avoids the cliches of modern `misery-lit" in favour of something much more unsentimental and psychologically complex.
CloseProfessor Bettany Hughes investigates the story of Bacchus, travelling to Georgia, Britain, Jordan and Greece to discover his origins and his presence in the modern world.
CloseDocumentary following Chinese fashion designer Guo Pei as she aims to switch from dressing her country's elite to trying to conquer the world of haute couture in Paris.
CloseMichael Wood travels in the footsteps of the eighth-century poet, from the Yellow River to the Yangtze Gorges and down to the forested hills of Hunan. Born in 712, the age of Beowulf in Britain, Du Fu lived through the violent fall of China's Tang dynasty and as rebel armies sacked the capital and floods and famine wrecked the country, he was forced to flee, taking his family on the roads as refugees. With readings by Ian McKellen.
CloseExploring incredible creatures capable of amazing feats using just their bodies, beginning with a look at the common pearl caterpillar that can roll itself into a ball and wheel along at speed, and bushbabies that bounce along like rubber balls.
CloseProfessor Alice Roberts re-examines key archaeological sites of prehistoric Britain.
CloseThe story behind The Card Players, one of Cezanne's most famous artworks. Waldemar Januszczak considers how this image of two old men hunched over their game of cards expresses the artist's puzzling religious beliefs, particularly his fascination for Mary Magdalene.
CloseIn the second of a two-part documentary about the fascinating world down below, Dallas Campbell reveals what goes on underground to keep the country on the move. He meets the hidden army of workers who keep Britain running, from the drivers of the largest tunnelling machines in the world to the engineers running a vast power station beneath a mountain in Wales. He also discovers how a secret wartime pipeline is now delivering fuel to Heathrow Airport, and helps to relocate a group of badgers who are threatening the foundations of a primary school.
CloseAndy Torbet and local seafaring volunteers build a boat made of just willow and cow hide, and set out to cross the dangerous Pentland Firth as the ancient Orcadians would have done. Neil Oliver investigates the extraordinary discovery of some human bones, Chris Packham goes in search of whales and Shini Somara uncovers the powers of the tides.
CloseFather Robert's revelations prove to have lasting repercussions, especially for Caroline when she goes into premature labour. 6/6
CloseValerie receives an interesting proposal from Immie, Becky has questions about Daniel's past, and Karen drops herself in it.
CloseOne person's lies begin to unravel, Keegan's plan for Tiffany backfires, and Shirley is left unsettled.
CloseFather Brown suspects foul play after an old lady dies at a Powderham House. 4/10
CloseAcclaimed drama based on the best selling memoirs of 1950's midwife Jennifer Worth. 6/8
CloseAdam has finally been recognised for his musical talent, but it's overshadowed when Jonny arrives home and announces he's got married. 3/6
CloseAdam has been staying at mum and dad's all week, but with mum fussing over him so much, he's started behaving like a little boy again. Meanwhile, Jim passes his driving test. 4/6
CloseFather Brown suspects foul play after an old lady dies at a Powderham House. 4/10
CloseFiona Bruce heads to Caversham Park near Reading. It's a busy day for the experts who specialise in written documents including a stunned appraisal of a very rare booklet. 16/26
CloseDel Boy falls for posh Miranda, when she comes to view a 'Queen Anne Cabinet'. But Miranda is more interested in a stolen painting. 4/7
CloseDetective Inspector Slater is on the track of a stolen microwave oven, and it appears Delboy is Slater's prime suspect. 5/7
CloseIn war-torn France, three Musketeers launch a daring attack on the Spanish while Aramis battles his conscience at the nearby monastery. 1/10
CloseFiona Bruce heads to Caversham Park near Reading. It's a busy day for the experts who specialise in written documents including a stunned appraisal of a very rare booklet. 16/26
CloseWhen Father Brown finds himself embroiled with MI5, Lady Felicia must choose between protecting secrets in her own past or betraying a friend. 1/15
CloseIn war-torn France, three Musketeers launch a daring attack on the Spanish while Aramis battles his conscience at the nearby monastery. 1/10
CloseDel Boy falls for posh Miranda, when she comes to view a 'Queen Anne Cabinet'. But Miranda is more interested in a stolen painting. 4/7
CloseValerie receives an interesting proposal from Immie, Becky has questions about Daniel's past, and Karen drops herself in it.
CloseOne person's lies begin to unravel, Keegan's plan for Tiffany backfires, and Shirley is left unsettled.
CloseFiona Bruce heads to Caversham Park near Reading. It's a busy day for the experts who specialise in written documents including a stunned appraisal of a very rare booklet. 16/26
CloseWhen Father Brown finds himself embroiled with MI5, Lady Felicia must choose between protecting secrets in her own past or betraying a friend. 1/15
CloseIn war-torn France, three Musketeers launch a daring attack on the Spanish while Aramis battles his conscience at the nearby monastery. 1/10
CloseDel Boy falls for posh Miranda, when she comes to view a 'Queen Anne Cabinet'. But Miranda is more interested in a stolen painting. 4/7
CloseValerie receives an interesting proposal from Immie, Becky has questions about Daniel's past, and Karen drops herself in it.
CloseOne person's lies begin to unravel, Keegan's plan for Tiffany backfires, and Shirley is left unsettled.
CloseAfter Sir Raleigh's new bride insists on seeing his Egyptian mummy, she is found dead. 2/15
CloseZara joins a dating agency and decides to embrace it. Sid's discovery leaves Imogen terrified for her future, and Valerie finds herself trapped in a game of cat and mouse with a besotted farmer.
CloseKeegan and Iqra receive some exciting news, and Suki is forced to cover her tracks.
CloseWhen a people smuggler dies, Nikki encounters a desperate Syrian teenager. 1/5
CloseJoel's divorce brings him a £2 million settlement and reunites him with his best friends. 1/6
CloseAfter Charlie's attempted escape, Joel and Tess decide they need to keep an eye on him. Nadia is drawn into increasingly frank chats with Charlie. 2/6
CloseCaptain Joe Martin arrives in Aden with his wife Honor to replace the outgoing and much loved Captain Nick Page of the Royal Military Police. 1/6
ClosePui Fan Lee and Chris Jarvis play a xylophone and watch octopuses walk along the seabed.
CloseThe Twirlywoos visit a skate park and practise turning on a skateboard. The Marching Band visits the Big Red Boat and takes turns turning with the Twirlywoos.
CloseThe Dup Dup delivers toys for the friends to play with and even the Noo-noo enjoys a new treat.
CloseTimmy brings his space hopper to nursery, but the bouncy toy ends up causing lots of accidents, and is confiscated by Harriet.
CloseThe bunny is disappointed when he does not get an alien toy from a surprise machine, especially when Sultan gets the silver rhino he was hoping for.
CloseThe bunny wants to get giddy on the roundabout, so Pando pushes him around - but he quickly learns that being too dizzy is no fun at all.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseCartoon following four adventure-seeking superheroes as they explore places all around the world.
CloseWhen Peter, Lily and Benjamin accidentally spill Mittens' milk, they launch a daring mission to replace it.
CloseThe duo are excited about their hat-tastic fashion show - until all the hats disappear.
ClosePeso and Tweak try to remove a hermit crab from its shell when the crew is unable to return to the base.
CloseA new dinosaur in town has trouble settling in, so the people of Biggleton work hard to make it feel welcome. Narrated by Eamonn Holmes.
CloseCat prepares to set off on another big adventure, but must first unpack the contents of her Cat-pack, which has become so full it is too heavy to carry.
CloseRaa Raa is intrigued when he hears a whooshy, rainy noise but it's not raining. Following the sound, he discovers Ooo Ooo with a `rainy stick" - his favourite thing.
CloseYabba and Timmy transform an old cardboard box into a fire engine, but end up causing more problems than they solve.
CloseCoco decides Bing's cushion den is the perfect starting point for a game of big bad wolf with Sula and Charlie.
CloseThe Twirlywoos find out how to make something shorter when they unravel a woollen blanket.
CloseJustin Fletcher spends the day at his friend's school while Mr Tumble plays `school" with the toys.
CloseThe Teletubbies accidentally leave the Tiddlytubbies' gate open and some of them escape into Home Dome. The Teletubbies must find them all and then close the gate.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
CloseRebecca Keatley steps through the magic curtain and becomes a film director, who has to direct the rest of a movie when the previous one is fired.
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.
CloseAnimation following the adventure of a group of animals living on a patchwork blanket.
CloseFour-year-old Ottalie lives on a farm, and heads out with her father to count and feed the sheep. It's a foggy day and the sheep are hard to find but they soon appear when they know it's food time.
CloseThe story of how the tortoise's shell became bumpy and broken.
CloseOkai has invited his friends over for a traditional Ghanaian meal made using okra. He works very hard in the kitchen to make a lovely tasting, colourful stew for them to enjoy.
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.
CloseMittens convinces Timmy to be the baby in her makeshift pram, but his enthusiasm wanes once he discovers he is not allowed to play football while in character.
CloseLive-action comedy sketch show for the under-sixes, starring Justin Fletcher.
CloseA trip to the art gallery unexpectedly helps Duck with the hunt for his lost toy Rhino.
CloseKit and Pup are at the beach. Can you see which objects are floating and which objects are sinking?
CloseThe friends receive help from friendly animals when they find themselves in trouble crossing a bog.
CloseFour is the new block on the block and he can't wait to share how much he loves to be square! Learn all about the number 4 with Numberblock Four.
CloseBing and Flop buy ice lolllies on a hot day, but are called into action when a frog hops into the paddling pool and needs rescuing. When the pair return from their mission all that is left of their treats are sticks and goo.
CloseMessy explores science questions that children ask about the world around us. Zam tries out her new navigator, which the friends use to find Messy's favourite place in OKIDO... Socktropolis! But when the batteries run out, how will they find their way back?
CloseHugo is always being told what to do and it is usually for his own good, but his friend the naughty monkey tells him the wrong thing to do.
CloseFind out how to make incredible animal pictures from patterned paper, and discover how cave people painted thousands of years ago - long before art and craft shops were invented.
CloseCBeebies rally driver Catie shows off three amazing machines with big wheels.
CloseGem discovers Captain Sinker has claimed a new ship - one that actually floats - and has set off to plunder the high seas, leaving the Scarlet Squid to Captain Captain.
CloseEnergetic animation for children aged two to five, following Duggee the dog and his Squirrel Club.
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 presenter goes back in time to search for a hippo-like reptile called a placerias, to make a clay model of its head to replace one which has broken at the museum.
ClosePrincess Purl and Princess Bitz have decided to create the best party ever for Sir Robo Bob and Sir Bevel.
CloseCartoon following four adventure-seeking superheroes as they explore places all around the world.
CloseYolanDa welcomes guest performer Afrika Green, who wows the crowd with her drum kit.
CloseFun for younger viewers featuring tales of the world's worst puppy who woofs and wags his way into the lives of an unassuming family.
CloseSarah attempts to bake a dessert for her hungry best friend Duck, but she is very tired.
ClosePepi Nana is big and Little Nana is small, so they see things differently.
CloseRevival of the classic animation about the adventures of a clan of friendly aliens living on a small blue planet. Michael Palin narrates.
CloseThe colourful characters have fun in the garden, but their trousers keep falling down.
CloseAfter Dennis persuades Pieface that Paul is an undercover super hero, Gnasher, JJ and Rubi go along with the story and help Dennis to manufacture some proof.
CloseChildren's animation Gluko and Lennon, two inseparable buddies who get up to all sorts of crazy adventures in their home of Townopolis.
CloseFollowing four year 8 pupils - Billy, Tahj, Emily and Jasmine - as they grapple with everyday life at an extraordinary school. Narrated by Bill Turnbull.
CloseFour new young bakers are challenged to prepare patisserie Madeleines and chocolate gateaux as they battle for a place in the quarter-finals.
CloseSpecialist agents investigate all sorts of strange and weird happenings in their town by calling on their skills in mathematics and numeracy.
CloseDick and Dom go supersized in this massive movers spectacular, in which they trace the origins of the genius ideas that have made shifting heavy weights a whole lot easier.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson and Tim Warwood uncover strange tales, including the unidentified black blob invading the California coast, and a lost underwater world halfway up a mountain.
CloseMillie enters the school spelling competition, hoping she will get more attention from Dad - but when Fran also decides to give it a go, Amber and Dad promise not to take sides.
CloseMillie is looking forward to going ice skating and getting some time with Dad, while Jake's real father is putting in a rare appearance to take him to the air Guitar Championships.
CloseOverhearing Millie describe her as `uncool", Mum decides it is time to change. However, the results are epically embarrassing for Millie and Lauren.
CloseIt's competition time for the Acro Gymnasts, who head to Glasgow for the Scottish Champs.
CloseThe Farmer discovers he has no fresh milk for his morning cup of tea, and sets off in great haste to find some - only to become ensnared in a rush-hour traffic jam.
CloseDM must save his reputation and the world when Professor Squawkencluck's artificially intelligent defence supercomputer becomes power mad. With the voice of Alexander Armstrong.
CloseDiddy Dick and Dom showcase their own TV schedule, including programmes 24 Seconds in A&E and Diddy Dragons' Den.
CloseA bungled attempt at a stunt leads to Dennis accidentally becoming an internet star. However, his moment of fame proves short-lived.
CloseChildren's animation Gluko and Lennon, two inseparable buddies who get up to all sorts of crazy adventures in their home of Townopolis.
CloseThe agents try and stop baby Agent Orson from getting kicked off the squad.
CloseA small stain leads to big problems as Danny and Mick try to paper over their mistake.
CloseChildren's comedy about the rivalry between two brothers who attend the same school - one as a pupil and the other as a teacher.
CloseDocumentary series telling the personal stories of children from across Britain who lead extraordinary lives.
CloseWhile fighting over Viking treasure, the Nektons take over the Dark Orca. The pirates in turn take over the Aronnax. Neither side is happy about strangers in their homes, but neither is willing to back down.
CloseSeries about the human body, exploring how it works and how it recovers when injured.
CloseLindsey takes to the skies with the legendary Red Arrows.
CloseHistorical characters and events are explored in sketches and quizzes based on the books by Terry Deary. Comedy talent including Sarah Hadland, Steve Punt and Meera Syal help bring the strange facts, gory battles and crazy inventions to life.
CloseDocumentary series telling the personal stories of children from across Britain who lead extraordinary lives.
CloseNikki Lilly meets comedian, actor, talent-show judge and author David Walliams.
CloseEldon challenges Hunter to win back the Nationals Solo, and Emily is forced to prove her loyalty to Amanda by ending something that is just starting.
CloseChildren's comedy about the rivalry between two brothers who attend the same school - one as a pupil and the other as a teacher.
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