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

Educational programming for primary school pupils. Topics include singing, decimals and positive and negative numbers.

Topics include 2D shapes, standard English and humanism.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. D is ready to rock - he has his drumsticks but nothing to bang on. Show more

The animated adventures of friends who can always count on each other. Learn all about the number three with Numberblock Three. Show more

Preschool series. Kit and Pup are painting. Can you see you has the thick paint brush and who has the thin paint brush? Show more

Animated preschool series. A race across the desert slows to a crawl when Bitz and Purl overengineer their vehicle. Show more

Preschool animation. Hugo can't help but feel jealous when he is left out of a group of friends doing incredible yo-yo tricks. But what is jealousy? Show more

Je'nae is cooking her favourite meal of Jamaican saltfish and cabbage. Her mum has cooked some Jamaican dumplings and rice to eat with it. Show more

Maddie does the recycling. She uses a special camera to find out how a bin lorry works and sees how old paper is recycled into newspapers. Show more

The Odd Squad investigate strange events. Debbie from Debbie's Pizzeria has doubled... not once, but twice, creating four Debbies. Show more

Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Chris visit the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, otherwise known as the Palace of the Winds. Show more

Quiz show. In this heat, Brandhall Primary School from the West Midlands take on Millburn Primary School from County Londonderry. Will one of them be top class? Show more

Steve Backshall is on a mission to find the weirdest dinosaur ever! He starts with gigantoraptor, an eight-metre-tall giant that laid the biggest eggs in history. Show more

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall continues his Deadly 60 mission, investigating tiger snakes, pelicans, and bottlenose dolphins down under. Show more

Historical sketches. The Tudors sing their family history, Bob explains the history of Rome in two minutes, and a mad Victorian gentleman eats King Louis XIV's mummified heart.

Dr Chris and Dr Xand experiment and explore their way through the fascinating world of medicine and biology. The doctors see how much pain they can take in their laboratory. 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

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

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more

Today's Crucible Classic, introduced by Hazel Irvine, features a second-round match from 1988 between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White. Show more