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Pili-Po passes an important test, so the team organises a celebration

Bendant is about to land in your school! A comedy, art and singing series, where Aeron Pugh as the character of Bendant joins children's classes all over Wales

An animated series for preschool children about a prickly, smelly, and flea-covered young hedgehog

News for children up to six years old, which both entertains and teaches them about the world in all its diversity

Sam Spratt takes Siôn out on the Merry Mackerel to catch prawns, but things take a turn for the worse when the mist sets in

Ceris wonders why the world is round and Tad-cu spins one of his tall tales about a pair of brothers who found the control panel that made the whole world work

Cochyn is playing a new game he has invented and Digbi wishes he could invent a game too

Huw meets a family who love rock climbing, pupils from Ysgol Bro Teyrnon try out yoga and Meleri goes cycling with Elis on the pump track

Children's programme

The youngster cannot decide what type of pasta to have for tea, but he must choose one of the them

Children's programme

Children's programme

Animation based on The Wind in the Willows stories

Series about mischievous twins who have secret super powers

A look back at some of this week's birthday greetings

The florists help a member of Côr Arwyddo Lleisiau Llawen in Caernarfon thank their founder for creating such a unique and special choir

In Lluarth yr Onnen, Adam Jones gets to grips with a few seasonal jobs around the garden, while Sioned Edwards is over the moon to be visiting Claire Austin's nursery in Newtown

Heledd Cynwal, Iestyn Jones and Siôn Tomos Owen explore Dyffryn Nantlle, discovering the history of the towns and villages that grew out of the slate industry

Owain Williams takes former member of parliament Sian James on her life journey, hearing about the Miners' Strike and how it felt to have her story told in the film Pride

Part two of two. Documentary about the biggest physics experiment in the world, from its foundation in the aftermath of the Second World War to its transformational discoveries

Weekly countryside and farming magazine

Coverage of stage two, a 209km route from Lauwin-Planque to Boulogne-sur-Mer. This hilly leg of the journey is the longest stage of this year's race

Dewi Prysor looks at the history of recorded music, and learns about the Welsh roots of the publishing company EMI. Plus, he records his own voice using some early technology

NSW Waratahs v British & Irish Lions. Highlights of the third warm-up match of the tour, which took place at Allianz Stadium in Sydney

Extended edition of the soap looking back at events in Cwmderi over the past week. With on-screen English subtitles

Weekend news and sport

The gang question Aabis's role in the death on the beach, Malik and Kelsey's friendship develops and Ela grows more jealous of Lefi and Cara

Following inclusive, innovative artist Bronwen Lewis as she prepares for her Living Room tour on the stage of the Pontardawe Arts Centre

Action from stage two, a 209km route from Lauwin-Planque to Boulogne-sur-Mer.

The people of Llanidloes share their stories and open their hearts as Tara Bethan and Kris Hughes drive Radio Fa'ma's caravan to the town

Dylan Iorwerth time-travels to London, North Dakota and the Canadian Rockies to find out more about geographer David Thompson

Fun and games for young children with the number blocks

Adventures with Thomas the Tank Engine and friends

Gerwyn tells Twt a far-fetched story

Blero hears a chirping song bird outside his window but he can't understand what the bird is saying, so he goes to Ocido to find out why all things cannot talk in the same way

Kim and Cet set out on another magical adventure full of dance and music as they search for Twrch in the forest

Odo finally meets Doodle's mum but the experience is unexpected