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The Squirrels learn the many ways someone can walk with the help of friends and a catchy song

Glitch's bath time puts the creatures of Puerto Rico's Bioluminescent Bay in bubble-trouble. Cartoon following four superheroes as they explore the world

Tired of feeling like a loser, Mouse decides to play dirty to win Mazes and Monsters against his siblings, even if it means it takes away the fun of the game for everyone

The world's scariest monster wants to be a comedian - but he's just not funny

Liko's partnership is put to the test after an accident causes Sprigatito to return home

Grizzy finds a compass that indicates the direction of one's own desires

Buddy and BMXer Lakey race to the finish line making chicken and pesto pasta

Steve goes in search of the deadliest cats in Africa in the carnivore capital of Zambia. He gets up close to the rulers of the Savannah - the lions and leopards

Abby, Joel and Shini find out all about the Lunar New Year and the annual celebration for Scottish writer Robert Burns

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

Monty Don travels across one of the widest parts of Britain, from the western Atlantic coast in Wales through the hilly Midlands and down to the low-lying eastern coast of Norfolk

A three-month-old sea otter pup learns what is safe to eat, and a seven-month-old macaque is forced by his mother to toughen up

Adrian Chiles, Mehreen Baig and a team of experts explore the Merseyside coast, which stretches from Sefton Sands in the north to Wirral in the south, via the city of Liverpool

Recipes include dairy-free chai muffins and Asian-flavoured short ribs, and an informal supper for friends features home-made, oven-baked fish tacos and a salted chocolate tart

The chef turns his attention to apples, preparing sweet and savoury dishes with the fruit, and visiting Kent to get tips on planting an orchard from expert William Sibley

Coverage from Potters Resorts at Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk, featuring the open singles semi-finals

Nicholas Cave explores the tidal ebb and flow of the seas surrounding Britain

Cellmates Fletcher and Godber are forced into aiding an escape attempt and then have to break back in. Comedy spin-off from the TV series, with Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale

Monty Don travels across one of the widest parts of Britain, from the western Atlantic coast in Wales through the hilly Midlands and down to the low-lying eastern coast of Norfolk

The story of the three men from Cardiff who defied the odds and organised a concert to raise £1million for victims of the Boxing Day tsunami in just three weeks

Highlights of the 2005 fundraising concert at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, in which an eclectic line-up of acts performed to raise money for the Boxing Day tsunami

Director Frank Marshall looks at the early history of both performers, through their early partnership, writing and performing together to their hugely successful solo careers

A concert from 1971 by the American singer-songwriter, featuring a guest appearance by Carole King, and with songs including Close Your Eyes, Rainy Day Man and You've Got a Friend

A 1971 performance by acclaimed American singer-songwriter Carole King, featuring songs including I Feel the Earth Move, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, and It's Too Late

Profile of the singer-songwriter, charting her upbringing in Brooklyn and rise to become one of the most successful musicians of her generation, credited with a string of pop hits

A collection of performances of hits by the singer-songwriter, both by King herself and by a range of other artists, taken from BBC shows from over the decades

Rosalind requires all her skills as a midwife when a disabled baby is delivered at the maternity home, whilst a gas explosion in an old tenement building shocks the community

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