BBC Two Wales Saturday

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The friendly dog encourages the Squirrels to come outside by gesturing through the window. They don't understand what he's doing and think it's funny

A rockslide blocks Ted the bus and his passengers in a mountain pass. Mojo's mighty dozer top will make short work of those rocks - if Mojo and Bo can work together

Cat and Cheese are mistaken for young kids at the hotel daycare, and are forced into the baby play area. Refusing to be stuck there, Cheese plots to escape

The monster hunters host the terrifying, fashion-obsessed annual Icelandic Yulecat

A battle against the black Rayquaza makes Liko realise all she has accomplished so far

A body swap spell leaves Pickle looking like head teacher Mr Ludcomb and free to run the school. But her new rules cause chaos

Steve Backshall heads into the heart of the Suriname rainforest in South America, searching for poison dart frogs, deadly snakes and the elusive giant river otter

The team create Henry the dog out of pancake art and meet young cast members from the hit movie Wicked. Joel Mawhinney and Shini Muthukrishnan take up an ice hockey challenge

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

In the third of four compilations, Monty Don plants his cut flower beds, and Joe Swift meets a London couple who have created an urban garden

Footage of some of the most breathtaking places on Earth, following the lives of some of the people who call these extraordinary places home

The team help the Aphabhai-Heer family from Coventry reduce their record-breaking clothes collection of 6,568 items, including 437 pairs of shoes

Nadiya prepares a chicken curry passed down through generations of her family, a cumin and dill-laced samosa, and a vanilla and lemon sponge cake

Ainsley Harriott introduces a selection of recipes from the BBC archives, focusing on items suitable for picnics, including Paul Hollywood's quail's egg pork pies

A squadron of British fighter aircraft heads for a confrontation with the Luftwaffe over the English Channel. Second World War adventure, starring Jack Hawkins and John Gregson

Wakefield Trinity v St Helens (Kick-off 2.30pm). Coverage of the match from the third round of fixtures, which takes place at DIY Kitchens Stadium

Dan Snow, Anita Rani and Robert Llewellyn go behind the scenes at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus to find out what role it plays in long distance travel across India

Claire Rawle and James Lewis are at St Albans Cathedral, where items to be valued include a whalebone walking stick and an autograph book with signatures of the Rolling Stones

In the third of four compilations, Monty Don plants his cut flower beds, while Joe Swift meets a London couple who have created an urban garden

World-class dancers perform throughout the city of Swansea, featuring a recital of Dylan Thomas' Fern Hill, narrated by Cerys Matthews

Derek Brockway goes oh a 10-mile walk that starts and ends in Penryndeudreath near Porthmadog, following part of the Ffestiniog Railway

Iolo Williams reveals how bats and butterflies survive harsh winters, why ducks feet don't freeze and how pond creatures can live under ice

Folk group Calan take to the stage with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and singer-songwriter Cerys Hafana, before the band go their separate ways late this year

This show brings together some of rock icons Stereophonics' biggest hits, best performances and rarely-seen archive material

The Stereophonics singer performs with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales as he unveils his new solo project, a collection of personal songs recorded on a remote Norwegian island

A unique behind-the-scenes look at the recording process, as the Stereophonics frontman records the studio album Inevitable Incredible

Highlights from the music festival, featuring performances by James Dean Bradfield, Nadine Shah, Charlotte Day Wilson, Victory Ray, Bill Ryder-Jones, Fabiana Palladino and Melys

The singer performs in this two-part TV special recorded at the Birmingham NEC in 1987. Songs include Pearl's a Singer and Fool If You Think It's Over. From 1987

Gordon Buchanan visits his childhood home, Mull, to explore the thriving community of white-tailed sea eagles living there - a success story of British conservation

The midwives help a family with a history of drug addiction. Dr Turner and Shelagh take the final steps in May's adoption. Joyce is nervous as she faces the disciplinary board

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two