Hazel Irvine introduces another Crucible classic, a semi-final from 2014 featuring Australia's Neil Robertson and England's Mark Selby. Show more

Educational programming for primary school pupils. Topics include objects and materials, emotions, and a celebrity book reading.

Topics include Spanish, maths and the particle model in chemistry.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. M is very hungry so he and his friends make a gingerbread man, but he runs off. Show more

The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Two finds a pair of magic dancing shoes and shows One that everything is better with two. Show more

Preschool series. Kit and Pup are roller-skating in the park. Can you see who is skating on the rough path and who is skating on the smooth path? Show more

Animated preschool series. It's race day in Craft City and Bob is determined to come first, until disaster strikes and his go-kart starts falling apart! Has Bitz got a solution?

Preschool animation. Hugo finds out what play is and why kids love to do it. There are so many games to play, Hugo could play his whole life! Show more

Connor makes a vegetarian haggis to share with his friends. He serves his haggis with neeps and tatties and has invited a bagpiper as a surprise. Show more

Maddie looks at food and drink. She finds out how bubbles get inside a bottle of fizzy water and sees how a factory turns milk into yogurt. Show more

Olive and Otto must work out how and why things are disappearing around town when all Otto wants to do is listen to a song by his favourite band. Show more

Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Naomi aim to become kung fu masters in a day. Show more

Quiz show. In this heat, Hadrian Academy from Bedfordshire take on Conisborough Ivanhoe Primary School from Yorkshire. Will one of them be top class? Show more

Steve Backshall's on a mission to find the most dangerous dinosaur of all time. Using the latest tech and epic experiments, he does whatever it takes. Show more

Wildlife series. Steve Backshall braves rough seas to get close to a fearsome great white shark and goes scavenging with the world's most fearless animal. Show more

Historical sketches. A Roman emperor finds an alternative to candles, an Egyptian tries to save on mummification, and Roundheads and Cavaliers take part in Historical Wife Swap. Show more

Dr Chris and Dr Xand experiment and explore their way through the fascinating world of medicine and biology. The doctors demonstrate how our body movements are controlled. Show more

Michael Wood uncovers the history of Kibworth's first 1,000 years, with a Roman villa, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and evidence of life on the eve of the Norman Conquest. Show more

Suzy Klein explores how music's power to stir emotions gave it a crucial role in politics in the volatile years after the Russian Revolution and World War I. Show more

Dr Helen Czerski discovers how cold has shaped our planet, and how pushing the limits of cold has unlocked new technologies, from superconductors to quantum computing. Show more

Medical history series. Michael Mosley discovers what pain is and how we were able to control it with the discovery of morphine at the beginning of the 19th century. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more

Hazel Irvine looks back at the 1986 final between Steve Davis and Joe Johnson. Show more