Channel 5 +1 Saturday

Art historian Paul Binski examines religious art, visiting Leicester and London to see some spectacular examples of Hindu and Jain art

The work of volunteers treating sick, injured and orphaned animals at a wildlife sanctuary

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Mayor Humdinger builds a robot shark to scare everyone away so he can have the beach to himself

The duo help make a place for ants to stay in Jamila's bug hotel, but they mistakenly scare the bugs away while playing noisy games with each other

The Sunny Bunnies play a game called Lotto. But Hopper has replaced all the balls with his green ones, so he's winning all the prizes. Will his little trick be discovered?

George eats his breakfast too quickly and gets hiccups

Mae-Mae is queen for the day and her friends can't wait to play in her new kingdom, but she takes the game a little too far

Nanny Plum takes the children for a lesson in the woods and uses magic to transform herself into a frog

Norman sends cousin Derek on a wild goose chase to find some Pontypandy pansies - but begins to get worried when the boy does not return

James likes to be the centre of attention, but one day he shows off so much that the Fat Controller takes his coaches away

When Sierra Sparkle's big concert stage needs some extra sparkle, Rubble & Crew use a construction complication to make a big splash.

Part two of four. The kangaroos take Peppa and her family to the beach on their second day in Australia, where they try surfing for the first time

Mrs Kangaroo takes everyone on an adventure under the sea in her submarine to see the Great Barrier Reef

Pip and Posy are the Wishing Fairies, making all their friends' wishes come true. But can they fulfil Jamila's greatest wish to fly with all her bird friends?

The friends think some of the moon is missing an that something must be eating it, but they work out that a shadow can make it look like it's gone when it hasn't

Mr Gruber does a good turn for Paddington and says he can thank him by passing it on to someone else, which is harder than it sounds

Boots has to learn a new dance before he gets to Isa's party

Daring Danny is locked out of the lighthouse Turbot left him to look after, and now a freighter is headed straight for Seal Island

Amelie from Sunderland shares her recipe for paella

Justa Smurf, surrounded by others who are all 'Something Smurf', is still searching for his calling

Patrick discovers that the rock he is living under is actually a sea turtle who has overslept.

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Documentary following snowplough teams and RAC patrols in Scotland and the north of England as they work to ensure the roads are clear if winter weather hits

The singer concludes her journey around the Caribbean, visiting Grand Cayman, Roatan off the coast of Honduras and finishing on the Mexican island of Cozumel

Jane books a four-berth private luxury river cruiser to travel along the Thames from Hampton Court to Henley-on-Thames to celebrate the 70th birthdays of two friends

Jane and her friends conclude their cruise down the Thames, visiting Michelin-starred restaurant the Waterside Inn at Bray and the Stanley Spencer Art Gallery

Kym Marsh and Richard Arnold explore exciting holiday destinations, with reports from famous faces alongside advice from travel experts, including Simon Calder

The comedian heads to the south Cornish Coast in her campervan, and explores the Lizard peninsula

Documentary following life at two West Country holiday camps. In this first edition, holiday-makers are arriving at the parks in their droves

Yellowcoats Hattie and Beth launch themselves into a season living in a caravan at Tencreek Holiday Park in Looe, but quickly learn that a 24/7 smile is a prerequisite of the job

Documentary celebrating the seminal and singular career of the band, in an attempt to identify just what it was about the Swedish group that made them so evergreen

Round-up of the day's headlines from around the world

Graham Newbould reveals information about the monarchy's eating habits, collected during six years of service as a chef to the royal family

A look at the King's private family home, an 18th-century Georgian country house that was bought by him in 1980 for less than £1million

Richard Arnold narrates a rundown of live TV's greatest fails, from technical trouble and jaw-droppingly inappropriate behaviour, to fistfights and collapsing sets

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Part one of two. Documentary examining the tragedies and scandals that have engulfed the Kennedy clan since they arrived in America in the mid-19th century

Cannon Hall Farm's Rob and Dave Nicholson have a rare day out together when they head to Whitby for a day on the open sea

Janet Ellis meets a homeowner who feels trapped in her property, and receives tips from a mystic, a feng shui expert and a 'home healer'