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During her week‑long seaside holiday, Susan heads south to the Isle of Wight. While there she stops at one of the island’s top attractions – the Needles Lighthouse.

The series celebrates Queensland’s natural wonders. Filming is done aboard one of the world’s most advanced trains, travelling over 1,000 miles from Brisbane to Cairns.

Senior vet Ken is kicked by a cow and breaks his arm, so he has to get help treating a ram. At the same time, an Icelandic sheep needs a fast‑growing horn removed before it gets too close to its eye.

A documentary follows the staff at DS McGregor and Partners, a mixed‑practice veterinary clinic based in Thurso and Wick. It shows them caring for farm livestock, domestic pets and local wildlife.

The show delivers the latest entertainment news and celebrity gossip. It covers the most recent happenings in the world of show business.

The bear decides to dig a tunnel straight through the centre of the Earth to reach Peru. However, his plan goes awry and he ends up in Mr Curry's greenhouse instead.

Chef Pierre asks the daring trio to set sail on the open sea, where they'll be catching fish for his restaurant. They head out to gather the fresh catch he needs.

On another trip to Granny and Grandpa Pig's house, Grandpa leads the group around. He proudly shows everyone the new Bug Hotel he's building.

Parachute Games is an episode of a television programme. It delivers a standalone instalment under the title “Parachute Games.”

Tweedy grabs an old nailbrush to wipe away the mud from Fluff’s paw prints. To Fluff, the frog‑decorated brush looks rather intimidating.

Fluff and Nok‑nok flaunt their special abilities, and Squiggle worries he doesn’t have any of his own.

Tweedy grabs an old nailbrush to wipe away the mud from Fluff’s paw prints. To Fluff, the frog‑decorated brush looks rather intimidating.

James needs fixing, but he hears there may not be enough red paint, and he ends up dreaming that he becomes a whole range of colours.

Hannah launches a scarecrow business, but a plucky little bird isn’t frightened by any of her scarecrows.

The programme is titled “49”. It is an episode.

Flying Discs is an episode of a television programme. It forms part of the series' broadcast schedule.

The yearly fun run is held in Windsor Gardens Park, yet Paddington isn’t exactly fit, so Mrs Bird steps in to train him. She takes him under her wing to get him ready for the race.

Pip organises a fun adventure for himself and Posy. However, the plan goes awry when Posy invites their other friends to join in.

Francois and Cap'n Turbot head into the dinosaur wilds for an adventure. Their leisurely sightseeing tour quickly turns into a wild dino ride.

A blackout hits Builder Cove, and the pups discover a beaver is responsible. To get the power back, they set about building the creature a new home.

Peppa accidentally hands Penny and Pedro the wrong glasses. Consequently, they have trouble seeing clearly.

The programme is titled “49”. It is an episode.

On a snowy day, Peppa's family builds an igloo for their snowman and hides inside when a storm rolls in. Meanwhile, Penny Polar Bear and her parents love snowstorms – and they love igloos too.

Tim heads to DinoStar's training academy. He soon finds himself baffled by his hero's training methods.

A new speed camera set up by Grumblestunk records Stan exceeding the limit on his scooter, though he swears he didn't. With his Gran's help, Stan sets out to clear his name.

The episode is called “Pups Save the Big Nightlight”. In it, the pups band together to rescue the big nightlight.

Lofty, Milo and Lark are thrilled when footballer Charlie Cheetah asks them to clean his kit for the cup final. Their excitement grows as they get ready for the job.

Holly accidentally breaks her mum's new teapot. Ben steps in to help her try to mend it.

The family heads out to a picturesque mountain spot. On the return, Daddy Pig drops the car keys down a drain.

The programme is titled “49”. It is an episode.

Flying Fox is a programme. It’s formatted as an episode.

The siblings are handed recycled egg cartons painted in a range of colour sections. They then set out to find leaves, petals and other natural treasures that match each shade of the season.

Kiera narrates "Oh! Look, a Boat!", a story about an inquisitive mouse. The mouse accidentally hops aboard a tiny boat that turns up at his front door.

The presenter and the guests talk about the day's issues. They take phone‑ins and read correspondence from viewers.

The show consists of discussion and debate. It's presented by Storm Huntley and Alexis Conran.

The broadcast occurred on 9 February 2026. It is presented as an episode of a programme.

A panel debates the day's top headlines, while also offering consumer tips to help viewers cut costs. Viewers receive practical advice on saving money.

Vanessa Feltz presents a show that talks about relationships, parenting and gossip. It also covers fashion and a range of other topics.

After a local man is assaulted while trying to sell a rare trinket, Jean hunts down the attacker. Meanwhile, she’s also trying to repair her crumbling relationship with Dom.

Jean investigates the murder of a puppeteer. Meanwhile, Judith receives a shocking card from a former bridesmaid that reveals a disturbing truth about her marriage.

This documentary follows British people who have moved to Spain. They've swapped the UK's damp, grey weather for a cheaper, sun‑filled lifestyle in the Spanish climate.

Caroline, the chip‑shop owner in the centre of Benidorm’s old town, has to rush to redecorate her premises. She’s got just one day before the fryers are switched back on.

This is an episode of a programme. It was broadcast on 9 February 2026.

These short films showcase the people, places and projects that are protecting and restoring nature across the UK’s regions. Each piece highlights the work being done to safeguard the environment locally.

St Kilda is a remote archipelago of four islands situated 41 miles west of Scotland’s Western Isles. Its rugged, isolated setting lets nature flourish, boasting the UK’s largest colony of Atlantic puffins. Executive producer: Steve Wynne.

When a pair of boy racers smash a car in Rochdale, patrollers Gavin and Ryan try to pull the wreck off the road. With only two wheels left, the tow proves difficult.

A quick roundup of today’s top headlines, sports updates and the weather. It gives viewers a concise snapshot of the day’s news.

Sgt Mike Taylor and the Operation Reacher team raid a house they suspect belongs to a drug dealer. Instead, they discover what looks like three bags of heroin in the garden of the neighbouring property.

A quick roundup of today’s top headlines, sports updates and the weather. It gives viewers a concise snapshot of the day’s news.

Police get a report about a cloned car, and when they stop it they find the driver has no licence or insurance. During the search they also discover another illegal item that completely changes the situation.

Nicky Campbell narrates a look at how the country's roads are policed. He joins Cheshire's elite motorway officers as they clamp down on Britain’s worst drivers.

The troops begin their Eastern European combat training, with urban warfare as their first test. New corporal Jack Sherborne leads an assault on a mock‑up village.

Police go to a notorious pub after a man is discovered with facial injuries from an assault. However, none of the patrons admit they saw anything.

Police pursue a vehicle suspected of being stolen and fitted with fake number plates. Meanwhile, they get a call about a fight, and a woman is caught driving her partner’s car without a licence.