Alex vreest Vadims volgende stap en verhoogt de veiligheid van de familie. Rebecca is verscheurd en vertrekt terwijl ze worstelt met de keuzes van Alex. 6/8
CloseVadim wordt overgehaald op te treden als vredesstichter in Istanbul. Alex verneemt de vreselijke prijs voor zijn daden en Dmitri neemt een beslissing die hen allemaal in gevaar brengt. 7/8
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
CloseDI Goodman raakt betrokken bij de moordende wereld van bedrijfsteambuilding als een ondernemer wordt vermoord. 7/8
CloseGerry is jarig en Louisa wil dit uitgebreid vieren, terwijl hij dat niet wil omdat hij geen klein jongetje meer is. 6/8
CloseDeel 1/2. De onthulling van een pas ontdekt boek van de overleden misdaadauteur George Summersbee wordt overschaduwd door de diefstal van het manuscript en de dood van een vrouw door een boobytrap. 1/8
CloseDeel 2/2. Barnaby komt tot de schokkende ontdekking dat George nog leeft. Curtis loopt George tegen het lijf en regelt tussen Bella en haar vader een ontmoeting in de bossen. 2/8
CloseDI Goodman raakt betrokken bij de moordende wereld van bedrijfsteambuilding als een ondernemer wordt vermoord. 7/8
CloseFather Brown helpt een vrouw wier vader een paar weken na haar moeders dood is vermoord. 7/10
CloseFather Brown is niet overtuigd als een ex-krijgsgevangene verdacht wordt van de moord op zijn oom. 8/10
CloseDI Goodman en zijn team onderzoeken de moord op een rijke filantroop die dood op zijn eigen jacht is gevonden terwijl de enige verdachten op het rif eronder aan het duiken waren. 1/8
CloseDeel 1/2. Een wetenschapper heeft een cruciale fout ontdekt in de gangbare elektromagnetische theorie. Het schijnt dat sommige wetenschappers, die door hun collega's zijn bekritiseerd, bereid zijn te moorden om hun reputatie en nut veilig te stellen. 7/14
CloseDeel 2/2. Een wetenschapper heeft een cruciale fout ontdekt in de gangbare elektromagnetische theorie. Sommige wetenschappers, die door hun collega's zijn bekritiseerd, lijken bereid te moorden om hun reputatie veilig te stellen. 8/14
CloseGerry is jarig en Louisa wil dit uitgebreid vieren, terwijl hij dat niet wil omdat hij geen klein jongetje meer is. 6/8
CloseFather Brown is niet overtuigd als een ex-krijgsgevangene verdacht wordt van de moord op zijn oom. 8/10
CloseDI Goodman en zijn team onderzoeken de moord op een rijke filantroop die dood op zijn eigen jacht is gevonden terwijl de enige verdachten op het rif eronder aan het duiken waren. 1/8
CloseDe assistent van een goochelaar valt dood neer op het toneel en blijkt vergiftigd te zijn door een tropische kikker. Barnaby en Jones beginnen hun onderzoek en de gemoederen in de lokale gemeenschap lopen hoog op. 9/14
CloseBarnaby doet een schokkende ontdekking over Aloysius, maar hij moet eerst op zoek naar de moordenaar voordat er weer een dode valt in de geheime wereld van de Magic Circle. 10/14
CloseSchrijver Henry Miller bezoekt Larry op Corfu, en Sven wordt vanwege zijn homoseksualiteit ondervraagd door de politie. Leslie moet hem arresteren wat tot conflicten leidt bij de familie Durrell. 7/8
CloseDe gouverneur van Saint Marie wordt op haar afscheidsparty vergiftigd. Heeft de moord iets te maken met een onbewoond eiland dat onlangs door de Fransen is teruggevorderd? 2/8
CloseDeel 1/2 Kerstmis nadert, maar de feeststemming slaat om als een man wordt doodgestoken tijdens een party op een slot in Morton Shallows waarbij jacht wordt gemaakt op een geest 1/10
CloseDeel 2/2 Kerstmis nadert, maar de feeststemming slaat om als een man wordt doodgestoken tijdens een party op een slot in Morton Shallows waarbij jacht wordt gemaakt op een geest 2/10
CloseTiener Ash doet een beroep op een alter ego om aan de eisen van zijn pestkop te voldoen. Net als hij op het punt staat om een gevaarlijk beslissing te nemen, ontmoet hij buurman Connie die iets zegt waardoor hij zich begint af te vragen wie hij is. 1/5
CloseDe jonge ondernemer Chloe heeft welbewust besloten een man mee uit te vragen die ze dagelijks op weg naar haar werk passeert, maar haar romantische gebaar wordt verhinderd als ze hem per ongeluk slaat. 2/5
CloseNa een barmhartige Samaritaanse daad met bloedingen en kneuzingen tot gevolg zoekt Lucas rust in een café waar hij een mooie serveerster ontmoet op wie hij met een leugen indruk probeert te maken. 3/5
CloseDrugsgebruiker Janine wil een snelle transactie, maar haar nieuwe dealer heeft er moeite mee dat zijn koper een vrouw in een rolstoel is. Janine heeft hem net overgehaald als er een agent aankomt. 4/5
CloseMichael is gekwetst als zijn partner hem van racisme verdenkt. Tijdens een ronde komen ze een zwarte tiener tegen die ze zouden moeten fouilleren. Het risico lopend dat de beschuldigingen kloppen, moet hij besluiten of hij moet ingrijpen. 5/5
CloseIn de zomer van 1958 wordt een uitvinder belast met een missie door MI5. Na de lancering door de Sovjet-Unie van de eerste intercontinentale ballistische raket slaat de angst bij iedereen toe.
CloseAls Aethelwold Ragnar tegen zich in het harnas jaagt, grijpt Cnut een gelegenheid aan om hem te manipuleren, met tragische gevolgen. 4/10
CloseOnly Connect host Victoria Coren Mitchell takes over the reins for extended edition of the satirical quiz from November 2018, with comedian Janey Godley and barrister Robert Rinder joining team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton to poke fun at the stories making the headlines.
CloseDanny Bhoy hosts an evening of stand-up at the Apollo in Hammersmith, London, warming up the audience before introducing routines by actor-comedian Miles Jupp and happy-go-lucky chancer Lee Nelson, aka Simon Brodkin.
CloseCharlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty present a round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather.
CloseDisillusioned by life in the NHS, nurse and mum Yvonne Samson wants to move from Glasgow to Australia's Sunshine Coast, but husband David is happy to stay in Scotland.
CloseMartin Roberts and the team explore properties about to be auctioned in Doncaster, Kent's Herne Bay, and London's Edmonton.
CloseAngela Rippon, Gloria Hunniford and Julia Somerville examine how an urgent dash to hospital left one man facing a pile of unexpected medical bills.
CloseInvestigators are suspicious about a claim for two stolen mobile phones, while the Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department catches up with a short-tempered serial fraudster.
CloseThomas Plant presents as a married couple take on a mother and son, with experts Nick Hall and Natasha Raskin joining the teams to scour the Norfolk Antiques Fair for items they hope will make the biggest profit at auction.
CloseSean is on a crusade, Eugene's injuries raise Johno's suspicions, and Keith might be lured into a shady new deal.
CloseJules Hudson helps a pair of returning expats find their ideal country home in North Wales for a budget of £350,000. Away from hunt, the presenter meets a local fisherman.
ClosePaul Martin teaches two would-be antiques dealers the tricks of the trade, pitching David Stead from Derbyshire against Laura Gray from Chichester, before an auction showdown.
ClosePeople are invited to try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction.
CloseQuiz show in which pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman.
CloseQuizmaster John Humphrys puts four famous faces in the spotlight in the first of a new run of the quiz. Laying their reputations on the line in the inaugural programme are the BBC's media editor Amol Rajan, Saturday Live Presenter the Rev Richard Coles, RuPaul's Drag Race runner-up Courtney Act and Mark Lane from Gardeners' World, who tackle questions on cricketer Shane Warne, the operas of Wagner, the Spice Girls and Dutch artist Piet Mondrian. The second round sees them tackling general knowledge questions.
CloseJack realises he is in big trouble after what happened with Fraser, so in desperation he turns to Denise for an alibi. Ben's irresponsible behaviour prompts Phil to take drastic action, while Shirley's suspicions are piqued when she spots Jean with new items of clothing. Could the Slaters really have stolen Phil's money? Rainie goes to desperate lengths to escape the hotel without paying.
CloseAs loved ones continue to worry about her, Chloe starts to learn more about Evan. Will she be rocked by more family revelations? Cameron wants to prove himself as a doctor, and get out from under Bernie's shadow, but he receives some devastating news. And Hanssen discovers his grandson is not the only one who believes in the tooth fairy.
CloseManny and Sam meet with lawyer Brett Huntley, who confronts them about the Jotham-related newspaper stories. When Sam refuses to comply with his demands, Brett threatens to dig into their past, insinuating it's not just Manny who has been unfaithful. Drama, starring Babou Ceesay and Jill Halfpenny.
CloseThe boys close ranks as blame is placed at their door, and Holly finds herself at odds with her flatmates. Meanwhile, Louise finds a place to fight for what she believes in.
CloseThe story of one of Britain's biggest-ever food-related crises, the outbreak of BSE - or mad cow disease - and its human form vCJD, which was first identified in 1996 and has been responsible for around 200 deaths since then. BSE first broke out in the 1980s, spreading rapidly across the country through infected meat-and-bone meal being fed to livestock. It eventually entered the human food chain, leading to the culling of more than four million cows and almost destroyed the British beef industry.
CloseDocumentary exploring how a wave of hit shows written by and starring African-American talent is shaking up the TV industry. Reggie Yates travels to LA to meet some of the stars, writers and directors of shows such as Atlanta, Dear White People and Insecure, including Mahershala Ali, Caleb McLaughlin, Lena Waithe and Justin Simien, and tackles some of the questions in Trump's America that their work addresses.
CloseDramatised natural history show featuring a cast of real animals interacting on the African savannah, narrated by Star Wars actor John Boyega. Lioness Kali has broken the golden rule of family life by having cubs with an outsider, and when she tries to bring the young ones home she is forced into exile. Passionate baboon Bakari starts a deep and jealous rivalry after the female he was devoted to is stolen away by the new leader of the troop, and teenage elephant Tembo feels sidelines when his mother gives birth to a new baby.
CloseThe latest rural developments, including reports on issues affecting country communities and insights into the life of the modern farmer.
CloseA look back at part of an episode of coast. On the shingle bank at Orford Ness, Alice Roberts leads a team trying to recreate the original war-winning experiment which proved that radar would work, and visits Bawdsey Manor.
CloseRaj Bisram and Stephanie Connell help two teams scour Malvern antiques and collectors fair to pick up items to sell at auction, while host Eric Knowles heads to Stroud to learn about a little-known inventor who changed the landscape of the world.
CloseDominic Littlewood spends a day with the Revenue Protection team to catch Birmingham's train fare evaders. In Pendle, two Environmental Crime Officers investigate fly tipping.
CloseComedian and self-confessed nerd Ed Byrne heads to Northern Ireland to meet people who enjoy comic books and movies so much they transform themselves into superheroes for fun.
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.
CloseTanya Arnold presents action from the latest fixtures, including St Helens v London Broncos, Hull Kingston Rovers v Huddersfield Giants and Leeds Rhinos v Hull FC.
ClosePart one of two. The comedian heads to Indonesia to follow in the footsteps of Victorian naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, who devised the theory of evolution through natural selection independently of Charles Darwin. Bill encounters orang-utans, flying frogs and extraordinary bugs on a mission to understand how Wallace came up with his idea, and tries to win him the recognition he deserves.
CloseThe bronze medal match and the final (Centre-passes 2.30pm and 5.00pm). Coverage of the conclusion of the quadrennial tournament, held this year at M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool. Australia and New Zealand have contested each of the last five finals, with the Aussies prevailing in the last three. However, hopes were high going into the competition that England could be a major force and give departing head coach Tracey Neville a fairytale ending.
CloseTV personality Johnny Ball joins Brian Conley to look back at the classic TV that made him the person he is, including the shows he watched every week when he was in the RAF.
CloseAntiques auctioneer Charles Hanson, trader Linda Lambert and luxury upcycler Zoe Pocock head to Cambridge to search for bargains, competing to make the most money.
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.
CloseThe owners of three detached properties in York compete to be chosen for the final, featuring a Victorian cottage, a 1960s farmhouse and a 1980s bungalow.
CloseIn September 2015 in Monterey Bay California, a 30-ton humpback whale breached and landed on Tom Mustill and a friend as they paddled a sea kayak. Both survived the incident though the near-death experience left documentary-maker Tom wondering if the whale was deliberately trying to hurt them. Here, Tom returns to California to investigate that possibility, meeting others who have survived similar encounters and the experts who know the whales best. What Tom discovers raises far bigger questions, not just about what happened that day but also about man's relationship with whales.
CloseGregg Wallace explores a Nottinghamshire factory that makes 250,000 jars of curry sauce every day, while Cherry Healey is in Guntur, the chilli capital of India. Plus, Ruth Goodman examines the passion for this often spicy dish, and recreates a 1747 recipe for rabbit curry.
CloseDocumentary going behind the scenes at Facebook, the world's biggest social media company, with nearly a third of the planet's population connected to its networks. However, the company has suffered a series of deepening scandals and intense media scrutiny, with data leaks, fake news and security hacks all threatening to destroy everything Mark Zuckerberg had built. Throughout this difficult time, Facebook allowed the BBC to follow key members of the team trying to fix the problems and secure the platform.
CloseAward-winning funnywoman Gina Yashere introduces surreal Australian comedian Sam Simmons and rising comedy star Ellie Taylor to the stage in a gig recorded before a packed house at London's Hammersmith Apollo.
CloseAndrew Graham-Dixon explores how art in France took a dramatic turn after the Revolution ushered in a bold new world of artists including Jacques-Louis David and Theodore Gericault.
CloseJournalist Rageh Omaar traces the 600-year history of the Islamic empire that encompassed European, Arab and north African lands and came to an end in the 1920s, examining its economic ambitions, social organisation and treatment of non-Muslims. He begins by investigating the origins of the Ottomans, looking at the extraordinary speed at which nomadic horsemen from a corner of modern-day Turkey rose to become powerful rulers across three continents.
CloseThe veteran country music singer and songwriter looks back at her life from being born a coal miner's daughter in Kentucky, to selling more than 45 million albums worldwide and to receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2013. Contributors include Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, Garth Brooks, Jack White and Sissy Spacek.
CloseThe occasional series celebrating 100 years of classical music continues with its role in the nation's resistance and resilience during the Second World War. Suzy Klein and John Simpson explore rare archive footage of morale-boosting wartime National Gallery concerts by pianist Myra Hess, as well as the dramatic arrival of Shostakovich's Leningrad Symphony and its first performance at the BBC Proms. Plus, tenor Stuart Skelton singing part of Benjamin's Britten's opera Peter Grimes and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra performing part of The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra.
CloseBBC News teams in Washington DC and London report on the events that are shaping the world.
CloseThe presenter undergoes rigorous training at a US Air Force base in California before boarding a U-2 spy plane for a flight that will take him 70,000ft above Earth. Along the way he has to learn how to eject from his cockpit in an emergency, how to survive the 13-mile fall back to terra firma and how to wear a space suit worth $250,000.
CloseDocumentary detailing America's determination to put a man on the Moon ahead of Soviet Russia, beginning with how the launch of Sputnik 1 in 1957 compelled the USA to join the space race.
CloseUnder Wernher von Braun's leadership, America's technology finally seemed to be catching up with the Soviet Union's. On 5 May 1961, his Redstone rocket successfully launched American navy test pilot Alan Shepard 116 vertical miles into space. The American space programme grew rapidly.
CloseIain Stewart examines the work of 19th-century scientist Louis Agassiz, one of the first geologists to speculate that the world had experienced an ice age. He also provides an insight into research conducted around the same time by James Croll, who used the planets to determine the natural rhythms of Earth's climate.
CloseAndrew Graham-Dixon tells the story of the Royal Collection's remarkable resurrection. Following its fortunes from Charles II through to the 18th century and the enlightened collecting of George III, cameras reveal some of its greatest treasures, including a jewel-encrusted salt cellar in the shape of a castle and a gold State Coach.
CloseWhile out solving a case of sheep rustling, Catherine discovers a decomposed body hidden in a garage on a local estate and soon finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation. 1/6
CloseCan Al help a vulnerable student stand up to her controlling boyfriend? Laura and Russell return to the Mill. Zara tries to give Izzie another chance.
CloseBen is up to his usual tricks, the Taylors support Bailey at Dinah's funeral, and Mick has a surprise for the Carters.
CloseWhen an anxious solicitor turns up on the doorstep of Shoe Lane, Billy knows just who he needs. Dani's nephew is fighting extradition to the US on charges of terrorism. 4/6
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
CloseJoel continues his visits to Kia, and whilst comforting her he finds himself enjoying taking on Charlie's role in this ready-made family. 4/6
CloseStephen and Andrew are off on an enlightening road trip to meet the pub's suppliers, while Geoff is left to run the pub in his own unique style. 4/6
CloseEric Knowles presents from the Royal Cornwall Showground with experts Caroline Hawley and Ben Cooper. Two brothers take on a mother and daughter. 11/32
CloseThe teams are at an antiques fair at the Oswestry Showground in Shropshire today. Presented by Anita Manning, with experts John Cameron and Thomas Plant. 12/32
CloseTwo teams hunt for antiques to try to make a profit at auction. Natasha Raskin Sharp is at the helm as two friends take on a couple at Spitalfields Market in London. 13/32
CloseA couple adapt their home to meet the needs of their son with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. 4/25
CloseThe sleepy town of Lighthaven is stunned when a teenage girl returns from the dead. Where has she been for a whole year? And who was buried in her place? 7/10
CloseGranville's scheme to sell salami as an erotically charged new product called Yaggis is in danger as a customer's husband returns seeking redress. Meanwhile, Cyril and Eric need advice on how to impress their wives. 6/6
CloseCan Al help a vulnerable student stand up to her controlling boyfriend? Laura and Russell return to the Mill. Zara tries to give Izzie another chance.
CloseBen is up to his usual tricks, the Taylors support Bailey at Dinah's funeral, and Mick has a surprise for the Carters.
CloseFather Brown investigates when the son of a Duke is abducted from Lady Felicia's yuletide ball. Can he find the child in time for Christmas? 1/15
CloseThe sleepy town of Lighthaven is stunned when a teenage girl returns from the dead. Where has she been for a whole year? And who was buried in her place? 7/10
CloseGranville's scheme to sell salami as an erotically charged new product called Yaggis is in danger as a customer's husband returns seeking redress. Meanwhile, Cyril and Eric need advice on how to impress their wives. 6/6
CloseThe teams are at an antiques fair at the Oswestry Showground in Shropshire today. Presented by Anita Manning, with experts John Cameron and Thomas Plant. 12/32
CloseTwo teams hunt for antiques to try to make a profit at auction. Natasha Raskin Sharp is at the helm as two friends take on a couple at Spitalfields Market in London. 13/32
CloseA couple adapt their home to meet the needs of their son with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. 4/25
CloseFather Brown investigates when the son of a Duke is abducted from Lady Felicia's yuletide ball. Can he find the child in time for Christmas? 1/15
CloseThe sleepy town of Lighthaven is stunned when a teenage girl returns from the dead. Where has she been for a whole year? And who was buried in her place? 7/10
CloseGranville's scheme to sell salami as an erotically charged new product called Yaggis is in danger as a customer's husband returns seeking redress. Meanwhile, Cyril and Eric need advice on how to impress their wives. 6/6
CloseCan Al help a vulnerable student stand up to her controlling boyfriend? Laura and Russell return to the Mill. Zara tries to give Izzie another chance.
CloseBen is up to his usual tricks, the Taylors support Bailey at Dinah's funeral, and Mick has a surprise for the Carters.
CloseNick Knowles and the team head to Warrington to help a partially paralysed electrician. 5/25
CloseAn intruder enters Lady Felicia's bedroom, who turns out to be her niece, Bunty. After giving Ruby a stole, Bunty is arrested when her body is found and the stole is bloodstained. 2/15
CloseLisa arrives and it looks like things might go from bad to worse for Zara and Daniel. Al is worried about Mrs Tembe - but are his fears justified?
CloseA surprise visitor arrives in Walford, Phil offers Sharon support, and Callum finds the confidence he needs.
CloseAnna wakes out of a fugue in her father's house the morning after the party. Meanwhile, Chloe has gone missing and Grayson, Roy and Max seem to be sharing a dark secret. 2/8
CloseCatherine arrives home with Ilinka, an emaciated Croatian woman who has been rescued after being trafficked and enslaved for four years. 2/6
CloseAlan's troubled love life starts to affect his work - resulting in a call from his boss. 6/6
CloseTina has never consulted the spirit world before, so she has no idea what to expect. A spiritual medium and her seemingly-helpful assistant show her the way. 6/6
CloseAs Cardinal Wolsey retreats north, he urges Cromwell to get close to Anne Boleyn. 2/6
CloseChris and Pui look at orang-utans through the telescope and pretend to move like them, and make a big floor picture with orange things.
CloseThe gang helps a painter make an unusual work of art, and the Stop-Go Car has something surprising coming out of its boot.
CloseIt is a windy day in Teletubbyland and Dipsy's hat blows away, so Po helps get it back. In Tummy Tales, children have fun playing on a windy beach.
CloseThe young lion agrees to do too many things with people, but discovers he may not be able to complete them all.
CloseThe bunny invites Coco for a sleepover - but ends up getting scared when his friend's rainbow fairy mice perform a magic trick in the dark.
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 dog and the Squirrels go off on an underwater adventure with Betty's dad in his submarine, spotting creatures including a giant sea stallion and some jazz fish.
CloseA freshly baked apple pie is swiped from Duggee's windowsill, so he dons his detective badge to track down the thief.
CloseCGI action comedy for pre-school children following eight-year-old Bitz and her younger brother Bob as they playfully explore their love of science.
ClosePeter and his friends try to find the perfect place to eat the radishes they took from Mr McGregor's garden, but fail to realise a thief is hankering after the vegetables.
CloseIt's a dark night and Glitch is flying his Grim HQ over the sea around the Isles of Scilly.
CloseA pod of killer whales helps the Octonauts find Captain Barnacles and Peso when they become lost in the Arctic Sea.
CloseIt's a windy recycling day in Biggleton - but Road Sweeper Keven is nowhere to be seen.
CloseJustin and Robert have a stargazing party to watch the rare Justin's Comet, which is passing over Justin Town for the first time in a gazillion years.
CloseIt seems all of Tee's friends have the brand new Mega Action Ape toy. Tee is desperate for one too, but his birthday isn't for ages. However, anything is possible when Mo gets creative.
ClosePirate R takes her friends on a pretend sea-faring adventure. Fun and games with the 26 letters which come to life, tell stories and make words.
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.
CloseThe Twirlywoos watch a waiter set a wedding table in a marquee. He places plates and cutlery next to each other. The team then decide to help out.
CloseMr Tumble plays hide-and-seek with his toys, while Justin and his friends play inside and outside.
ClosePatchwork Moth seems to be the only one on the patchwork blanket. Will she be able to find all her friends?
CloseBobble's hat is too small, and gets broken when the Olobobs try and stretch it. They meet Hatroyshka who offers him three different sized hats. The smallest is a perfect fit.
ClosePetal comes to see Dr Ranj because her feet hurt, particularly when she dances, and finds out it is because she has flat feet.
CloseFerne Corrigan visits Aaron and his pet ducks, and together they clean out their home and fill up the duck pond.
CloseChris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee look closely at the soft feathers and large, round eyes of a passing owl.
CloseRyan's mum is Vietnamese and he is cooking a dish from Vietnam that she has taught him.
CloseGreat Aunt Lizzie tells the story of Charlotte and the Adventure of the Ear Ornaments. Charlotte meets a mathematician named Ho who teaches her how to count in Mayan, but while Ho may be brilliant at Maths, Charlotte discovers when it comes to Lacha, his favourite person in the whole world, he has miscalculated the date of her birthday. Ho needs to find a present for Lacha and Charlotte goes on an epic quest to help.
CloseMars tries to fill in for a missing Moon, but needs a little coaching from Sarah & Duck.
CloseIn the baker's, Aleem, Frankie and Liam search for a phone, and the Business Woman sits down on some very sticky buns.
CloseA makes friends with a cat, but it quickly becomes clear she is allergic to her new feline pal.
CloseThe bunny invites Coco for a sleepover - but ends up getting scared when his friend's rainbow fairy mice perform a magic trick in the dark.
CloseMr Tumble plays hide-and-seek with his toys, while Justin and his friends play inside and outside.
CloseThe little boy worries about the lift at the department store, but with the help of his friends in the Art World he learns what the buttons are for and how to get safely out again.
CloseSisi explores the magical world of storybooks when she makes her first visit to a library.
CloseAndy heads to Central America in order to learn the dance of a bird called manakin.
CloseCaptain Sinker tells Cook and Line to build a spaceship so that she can travel to the stars.
CloseDuggee is sewing and makes a snazzy poncho, inspiring the squirrels to make one too. When they hear a very loud sneeze, the group investigates and finds a polar bear with a cold.
CloseOne Po loves reading so much, he's walled himself into his home with piles of books.
CloseA race across the desert slows to a crawl when Bitz and Purl over-engineer their vehicle.
CloseDanny finds a bundle of torn tweed jackets in the junkyard and takes them to his friend Lubi the Tailor. Zoe and the Junkyard Helpers have fun transforming a bag of odd socks.
CloseCBeebies rally driver Catie shows off three amazing machines that are used on farms.
ClosePeter tells a compulsive lie, and must stop Jemima Puddle-Duck from becoming the fox's dinner.
CloseIt's a dark night and Glitch is flying his Grim HQ over the sea around the Isles of Scilly.
CloseKeith Fitt demonstrates his karate skills, Will Barrow fills up a birdbath in the garden and Gail Force places the final card on a giant house of cards.
CloseGreengrocer Yusuf finds a little star in a delivery from outer space. The star is very sad, so Yusuf and the people of Biggleton do their best to cheer it up. Narrated by Eamonn Holmes.
CloseIt is the day of a solar eclipse, and Major Clanger has made special glasses for everyone to wear so they can watch it safely. Michael Palin narrates.
CloseMakka Pakka loses his sponge while cleaning stones.
CloseAnother chance to see astronaut Tim Peake reading Goodnight Spaceman, by Michelle Robinson, from on board the International Space Station.
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.
CloseA fanatical cult adopts Danger Mouse as its leader and its members start living life a little too dangerously.
CloseHuge, prehistoric crocodiles still inhabit an underwater cave system the Nektons are exploring. Ant befriends a new hatchling - much to the annoyance of its mother. Animated adventure.
CloseAstrid comes down with the scourge of Odin and the Riders must search for the cure by finding a nearly extinct Buffalord dragon before Viggo does.
CloseIt is the day of the zoo's annual stocktake, but as all the animals get ready to be counted, a group of tiny frogs takes the opportunity to escape to Paris.
CloseFour new young bakers are challenged to prepare patisserie Madeleines and chocolate gateaux as they battle for a place in the quarter-finals.
CloseMillie overhears Mum and Mike discussing a holiday in France, and plans an invitation for herself and Lauren. She ends up playing her parents off against each other in the vacation stakes, but ends up with a disappointing result for herself, her sister and Craig.
CloseHetty tries to keep the truth about her real mother a secret. Isabel Clifton stars.
CloseIt is Nathan and Miss Poppy's wedding day, and Josh is in charge of the best man's speech, while Zoe-Marie sorts the presents and Dexter handles the music.
CloseJosh and Nero arrive at their new school, but Nero decides to have fun at Josh's expense. Dexter tries to impress his new colleagues with a first-aid demonstration.
CloseJosh and the gang are accidentally picked for Mr Nunn's cross-country team, and Mr Bell is suspicious when his new statue gets damaged.
CloseNero loses £60 of Josh's money, which Mr Bell spends on a new bench for the school - and the pair have to work together to get the cash back.
CloseJosh decides Dexter's choir is the perfect opportunity to get closer to Rachel. Meanwhile, Fleur and Eleesha join Mr Nunn's boxing club.
CloseJosh bunks off school to attend a music conference, and bumps into a familiar face, while Nero, Eli and Owen's attempts to start an online viral trend almost end in disaster.
CloseThe gang are in danger when Rosamund leaves Lady Grenford and Ambrose in charge.
CloseIt's time for the zoo's new tiger cub to meet his massive, meat-munching, food-obsessed dad. As rumours of the big event spread around the zoo, its residents gather to watch the showdown. Self-appointed leader and lifestyle guru, Jurgen, offers some sage advice to the tiny tiger cub, until he too gets spooked by the prospect of facing such a big predator. With only his courage to drawn on, will the diminutive cub find his inner tiger in time?
CloseShirley is given wheels so Shaun can move her around easily, but the farmer's TV remote interferes with the signal.
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.
CloseDiddy Dick and Dom showcase their own TV schedule, including the world's most stupid detective in a new crime drama, and eviction night in `Diddy Brother".
CloseContestants Oscar, Amelie and Lewis they travel through the time sewer.
CloseNaomi Wilkinson presents previously unseen moments from the series. She comes face to face with a jaguar, goes in search of bears in Alaska and learns about giraffes.
CloseThis time on Shark Bites, Steve Backshall meets the MOST FEROCIOUS shark of all. The great white shark is one of the greatest hunters on the planet, and Steve looks at what it is that makes them such perfect predators. He dives with them in the open ocean, revealing clever camouflage, and heads into his Shark Lab to take a closer look at their terrific teeth.
CloseA Stone Age crime scene investigation uncovers some gruesome traditions, including firing 17 arrows into a dead body. Second World War code-breakers show off some nifty inventions, Henry VIII challenges the King of France to a wrestling match, and an Incan emperor details his nefarious deeds in the form of a rousing dance. Comedy education show, starring Simon Farnaby and Ben Willbond.
CloseIn just nine minutes, Gav is full of hot air which inspires Ricky to paint a balloon cell picture and animation. In a breathless burst of activity Ricky makes art that requires squashes, stretches and catches with bits of clay and some smelly old socks he once liked to sport.
CloseLenna Gunning Williams, who plays Jack in Jamie Johnson, travels to Manchester to meet 16-year-old Jess. Having excelled at her previous club, Jess was signed by Manchester City Women's Academy a year ago and after a break-out season, she has already been selected as part of the senior squad. Will she have what it takes to cope with the step up?
CloseMichelle's captaincy is tested when James' mum tells A-Troupe that James has to stop dancing and focus on his studies instead.
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