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

Dr Rupy Aujla rustles up quick and delicious plant-based recipes to make you feel good.

Educational programming for primary school pupils. Topics include verbs and adverbs, computer programming and fake news.

Topics include gravity, forces and music improvisation.

The adventures of 26 lively letters who can make words come to life by holding hands. O is fascinated as G grows her green hair into a grassy garden. Show more

Animated adventures. Three does magic tricks with apples to show the others who goes first, who is biggest and how to surprise the number friends. Show more

Preschool series. Kit and Pup are trying to pack a suitcase. Can you see why their closed suitcase keeps popping open? Show more

Animated preschool series. A climb up Mount Robo-Bob is interrupted by the appearance of two abominable snow monsters. Show more

Preschool animation. Hugo discovers that sometimes you have to make lots of mistakes before you can learn something. Show more

Orson is cooking a special version of bakewell tart. To make things more exciting, he is throwing his friends an afternoon tea party with fancy dress. Show more

Maddie uses a special camera to find out how the chain on a bicycle works and visits a factory to see how rubber is made into tennis balls. Show more

The Odd Squad investigate strange events. Olive and Otto are called in to help when objects and people start disappearing inside an Italian restaurant. Show more

Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Chris visit a temple in Deshnoke, India, filled with 20,000 rats! Show more

Quiz show. In this heat, Bolsover Church of England Junior School from Derbyshire take on Bowes Primary School from London. Show more

Steve discovers just what it takes to be a terror from the skies. He starts by strapping himself into one of Britain's fastest wind tunnels. Show more

Steve Backshall's quest for deadly species sees him come face to face with a huge lace monitor lizard and encounter a venomous redback spider. Show more

Historical sketches. A priest makes a piano from live pigs, Emperor Caligula declares war on the sea, and there are some disgusting beauty tips from ancient Egypt. Show more

Series about the world of medicine and biology. Dr Chris inserts a tube to Dr Xand's nose and down into his belly to prove that the nose, mouth and stomach are all connected. 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

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

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more

Hazel Irvine relives the 1992 final between Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White, a carbon copy of the 1990 line-up won by the Scot. Show more