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The Squirrels need training to improve their concentration after Duggee struggles to keep them focused on the task when organising them in order of height

Glitch uses some glow-worms for his disco pizazz in New Zealand

The solar panels do not generate enough electricity to charge Grizzy's TV at night so he hatches a cunning plan to power it by using captured fireflies

When Lady Burlington needs her official portrait painted, the siblings convince her Dog is the artist for the job, but what starts as a fun art project soon becomes a nightmare

Ernest and Ishaani take another trip inside the mirror

Liko comes up with a plan for confronting Lapras of the Six Heroes

Buddy and boxer Jackson take a time-out to make a fish finger sandwich that packs a punch

Ti is hoping to put his recent poor form behind him as he gears up for the Manchester Nationals - can he reclaim his number one spot?

The team is joined by Olympic stars

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

Adam Frost takes stock in his garden and Rachel de Thame visits an inspirational garden full of vibrant perennials that really pack a punch

Adrian meets veteran correspondent John Simpson to discuss his memories of Christmas and how a life reporting on news events around the world has impacted his family and faith

Wildlife expert Saba Douglas-Hamilton moves with her husband and their three young children to the Samburu National Reserve in Kenya to run a safari camp

Ben Robinson explores Seahouses in Northumberland, revealing how a family of Scottish entrepreneurs supercharged the herring industry that helped shape the village

The food writer teaches a 26-year-old woman how to create an inspiring canape menu for a hen party, including Thai larb gai, bite-sized chocolate Napoleons and coconut meringues

The food writer cooks a juniper-flavoured rabbit dish

A bomber pilot cheats death and appeals to a heavenly court for the right to stay on Earth with the woman he loves. Romantic fantasy, starring David Niven and Kim Hunter

A budding prima ballerina's love for a composer arouses the wrath of her possessive mentor. Powell and Pressburger's drama, starring Anton Walbrook and Moira Shearer

Further coverage of the afternoon session on day one from York Barbican, featuring the opening two matches in the last 32, played over the best of 11 frames

Nadiya Hussain explores the culture and cuisine of California, visiting a Mexican festival, cooking for a rodeo team and making fortune cookies in San Francisco's Chinatown

Antiques experts Elizabeth Talbot and Philip Serrell value items at Layer Marney Tower in rural Essex, while Paul Martin visits the home of the British oyster industry

Dan Snow, Anita Rani and Ade Adepitan go behind the scenes to reveal the hidden systems and people running the densely populated Mexican capital, Mexico City

A selection of performances by the group, including Rule the World, It Only Takes a Minute, Everything Changes, Patience, Pray, Could It Be Magic, Back for Good and Greatest Day

After the emergence of Blue and Westlife it seemed that the age of boyband was over, but then Take That returned and achieved enormous success

Featuring performances by St Vincent, Yannis & the Yaw, KOG, Arooj Aftab, Jalen Ngonda and Joe Webb, while the Selecter's Pauline Black chats to Jools

A 2021 concert by the band at Belfast's Ulster Hall, performing songs including Hello My Love, World of Our Own, Flying Without Wings, Uptown Girl and You Raise Me Up

Shabnam Younus-Jewell presents extended highlights from one of today's matches at York Barbican, where the last 32 got under way

As the dissolution of the monasteries gathers speed, Cromwell makes a personal pilgrimage to Shaftesbury Abbey to speak with a young nun who profoundly shakes his view of himself

The story behind the success of some of the UK and Ireland's most celebrated male pop groups during the 1990s and early 2000s, beginning with East 17 and Take That

A look at the battle for dominance after Take That's spilt in 1996, when East 17 seemed set to clean up until frontman Brian Harvey gave what became a notorious interview

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