Educational programme for six- to 11-year-olds. A farm, a train station and a library become places to dance. Show more
Educational programme for six to 11-year olds. Re-tells Hansel and Gretel without dialogue, using dance and movement to lead you through the tale. Show more
Exploring the vibrant and thought-provoking traditional dances from India, Ghana, Australia and Brazil.
Children's series in which Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Florrie finds the hiccups, and they soon catch up with Pom and Rockit too. Show more
Drama series about parents and children. It is Silly Day in Riverseafingal. Everyone is raising money for the hospital, but Rudi is getting annoyed with all the silliness. Show more
Pingu welcomes viewers to his secret whale-shaped funhouse for a show including sketches and two classic episodes, Pingu Plays Fish Tennis and School Time. Show more
Preschool animation about the warm-hearted Larges, an all-too-human elephant family. The Large family try to look after a poorly Granny and Grandpa. Show more
The adventures of the cheeky and spirited Zigby the Zebra and his friends. Zigby writes a play about a brave zebra and a princess. Show more
A band of primate friends play music in their tropical island paradise. With help from Dame Cleo Laine and friends, Zak finds his voice just in time for the Big Zing. Show more
Animation. To avoid the rest of a boring school outing with the Colonel, Dennis and his friends take a canoe out onto Beanotown Lake. They become marooned on a desert island. Show more
When the humans are away the OOglies play! While cheeky Cheese sets a trap for strongman Monkey Nut, Stunt Tomato tries his latest death-defying balance trick. Show more
Animation about a group of teenage sleuths and their cowardly dog. In Mexico, the gang tries to stop a sand worm from wreaking havoc at an off-road race.
Sam and Mark present some classic TMi action with the very best of Are You Scareder Than a 10 Year Old?
The truth about food. The Gastronuts are joined by explorer Benedict Allen and athlete Colin Jackson to try and find the world's oddest diet. Show more
A light-hearted look at how to survive dangerous situations, including being lost in the desert and attacked by elephant seals, gorillas and warthogs. Show more
Steve finishes his journey around the world with a look at the vulnerable side of deadly animals, including an unforgettable encounter with mighty Bengal tigers. Show more
The team expose the gruesome truth behind the excesses of Tudor life, as Helen steps back in time to meet some of England's most ruthless Tudor monarchs. Show more
Animation series. Voltar poses as a substitute teacher to get even with the kids who laughed at him after he was taunted by an electronic trivia game. Show more
Prehistoric capers. The baby nurse arrives and upsets Fred's efforts to ensure peace and quiet.
Prehistoric cartoon capers. When Barney learns how to throw his voice, he decides to have some fun and convinces Fred that Pebbles can talk.
Jo Coburn is joined by Alistair Campbell, who talks about the Labour leadership, David Laws, the 'new-look' PMQs and his new book. Plus journalists Anne McElvoy and Tony Grew. Show more
The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
The keepers of Gloucestershire's Hookhouse Pottery and Cornwall's Bowling Green Cottage hope to have their work accepted into the National Gardens Scheme. Show more
Clare Balding and Willie Carson present five races from Epsom including the fillies' classic, The Investec Oaks at 4.05pm. Race commentary from Jim McGrath. Show more
Five new contestants take on the previous winner in this high-pressure quiz show. They must battle it out over increasingly difficult rounds until only one remains. Show more
Aled Jones is horsing around South Yorkshire in search of the ultimate equestrian pad for a feisty couple from Sheffield with a fantastic budget of up to a million pounds. Show more
The winners have been announced and the successful chefs prepare to cook for the banquet, hosted by HRH The Prince of Wales and attended by 100 local food champions. Show more
Travel documentary. Michael Portillo revisits the Settle-Carlisle line, explores the Ribblehead viaduct and learns about the navvies who helped to build it. Show more
Gardening magazine. Toby Buckland recommends plants for pond margins, Joe Swift shows how to care for tulips once they've finished flowering and Carol Klein investigates asparagus. Show more
In a unique experiment, two Coventry schools attempt to put on a professional production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet - each school cast as one of the two feuding families. Show more
From Thatcher's Britain to the New Romantics and the ubiquitous filofax there's much about this decade to be grumpy about. Contributors include Al Murray and Ronni Ancona. Show more
How do communities come together to cope with terrible events like those which took place in Cumbria, and do such events leave an indelible mark? Presented by Gavin Esler. Show more
Kirsty Wark and guests discuss Yann Martel's new novel and Michael Winterbottom's new film. Plus a round up of the week's cultural highlights.
Documentary exploring the creative tensions that drive New Jersey band Bon Jovi. With intimate band member interviews and scenes from the 2008 Lost Highway tour. Show more
A no-holds barred romp through the classic shared journey that rock 'n' roll bands take. Voting has now closed. Show more
Laddish US comedy with Jason London and Lee Majors. A bunch of snowboarding employees at an Alaskan ski resort try to outsmart a leisure mogul who has redevelopment plans. Show more
