Channel 5 +1 Sunday

Janet Ellis and her team of new-age practitioners suggest ways in which changes to homes could positively affect the lives of their owners

Volunteers for the Wildlife Aid Rescue Centre come to the aid of a heron, a grass snake and newborn hedgehogs

Showbiz news and gossip

Ryder and the pups are in the jungle celebrating Carlos's birthday, when the postman's van gets stuck in mud and the mail ends up high in a tree

The friends play a fun game where they cannot touch the ground for fear that crocodiles will chomp them in Croc Attack

The adventures of five colourful balls of light Turbo, Hopper, Boo, Iris and Shiny

George, Peppa, Mummy and Daddy fly a kite in the park. However, the kite gets tangled in a tree next to a big muddy puddle

The friends join Hooper's circus school, but Plom struggles to find a skill he's good at

The King declares no one is allowed to celebrate his birthday because he does not want to get any older

When Sarah and James's new pet guinea pig escapes, Elvis borrows all the fire-station's equipment to help find it

Thomas is irritated by Max and Monty's careless antics

When Rubble's fear of the dark derails the pup's Bark Yard campout, the crew comes up with a bright idea to help Rubble enjoy the starry night.

It is Wendy Wolf's birthday and Peppa is going to her party, where Wendy even teaches them how to howl like a wolf

Mummy is determined to make sure that George's new hat does not get muddy when he and Peppa visit Grandpa and Granny Pig

Zac is excited to show off his new den, but when Pip and Posy decide to make a den of their own, they accidentally destroy Zac's

Polar Bear's ice carrots keep disappearing and the friends discover that ice turns to water when it gets warm, and water turns into ice when it's cold

There is a heatwave in Windsor Gardens and Mateo has sold out of ice-creams, so he and Paddington create a new flavour

The sun refuses to set without its missing Pillow Cloud

Mayor Humdinger's entry for the great melon contest bounces away and causes chaos

Memphis from Northern Ireland shares his recipe for Irish soda bread

Things start disappearing all over the village, leaving everyone worried and suspicious

The newly reformed Clean Bubble takes a dishwashing job at the Krusty Krab, where he is tempted by the grime

Showbiz news and gossip

Cori Yarckin explores the build-up to the Super Bowl

Kate Humble follows people who have started new lives in the country. In Wales, she meets Richard and Dawn who have moved to a traditional Welsh longhouse

The presenter meets Helen and Ash from Reading, who have decided to move out of their suburban bungalow to a new home in rural Carmarthenshire

The presenter is in London to meet married couple Matt and Uzma, who have decided to leave their hectic city lives behind to start a new life in rural Gloucestershire

An in-depth look at the wildlife and natural elements that are abundant during the springtime in Scotland. A female mountain hare tests the virility of male contenders

Cameras focus on two white-tailed eaglets who are learning to fly in summer, and young otters learning to go it alone

Dan Walker and Helen Skelton explore Yorkshire's natural beauty and seek out its hidden gems, teaming up with the folk at the heart of this celebrated county

Dan Walker and Helen Skelton explore Yorkshire's coastline, discovering the dark past of Robin Hood's Bay, before taking in the town of Whitby and its majestic abbey

A celebration of the popular sitcom that followed the fortunes of upper-class widow Audrey fforbes-Hamilton after being forced to sell her house to self-made grocer Richard DeVere

A look back at the extratropical cyclone that devastated the UK in October 1987, but was dismissed hours before by BBC weatherman Michael Fish

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

Steve Backshall and Michaela Strachan present this two-part special revealing the secrets of the ice age, beginning with a look at woolly mammoths and sabre-tooth cats

Part one of two. Ben Fogle and Dwayne Fields follow the 19th-century explorers who searched Africa for the source of the Nile, beginning with Dr David Livingstone

This two-hour special explores the less-than-perfect moments from the 1970s' biggest shows, such as Fawlty Towers, Jukebox Jury and the very first episode of Question Time

Cameras follow Paul and Victoria on a trip to Hastings. They started a van conversion project, and have created a unique home on wheels called Barry Vanilow

Interactive gambling for viewers

Tony reveals how the Thames plays a vital role in keeping London - and beyond - on the move, and how it is a 24/7 operation

A millionaire who runs a mentoring business swaps homes with a single mother who is studying to be a counsellor but is £68,000 in debt

Janet Ellis and her team of new-age practitioners suggest ways in which changes to homes could positively affect the lives of their owners