BBC Two Northern Ireland Saturday

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Pancake is worried about getting his beak buffed, so his friends try to help, but end up making things worse

Big Lizard and Cosima create a fantastic water ride when they dislodge an underwater rock blocking a volcanic vent, but they realise the sea is starting to change

The ducklings transfer Weasy's mind into the body of a snail

When Blossom accidentally uses a witch's broom to make sticks for toasting marshmallows, the owner casts a spell of squeaky voices on all the heroes

Grizzy creates a new Yummy-based recipe called choco-noodles

Duck gets a job helping at an art class and manages to cover the life drawing model in fruit, meaning that Frog must fill in

Roy recounts his first meetings with Lucario and Ult in Lumiose City

After defeating Vexius, Bloom returns to her parents' house in Gardenia with the Winx and finally discovers the truth about her origins

Riley helps the team get ready for competition by doing anti-bullying exercises. Everyone learns the different types of bullying behaviour and how to deal with it

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

Hacker goes behind the scenes of Shaun the Sheep's new movie, Steve Backshall makes a pencil topper, and Kyle Thomas tests the team's animal knowledge

Monty Don protects tender plants, while Carol Klein reveals whether flowers and vegetables can flourish together in a small border

The drought begins to make everyday life difficult for the people and animals in Kenya's Samburu National Park, and Saba's plan to track down elephants for her guests goes wrong

A Home Guard officer serving during the Second World War looks back on his military adventures and three great loves. Satirical drama, starring Roger Livesey and Deborah Kerr

The chef travels across the country to discover the secrets of planting, rearing livestock and growing vegetables to help him transform his smallholding

Nadiya Hussain provides the inspiration to bring the joy of baking into everyday lives, and celebrates bakers across Britain, shining a light on their favourite bakes

Iain Stirling hosts as the three remaining duos have six hours to build the ultimate sandcastle before one pair is announced as the winner

An advertising executive tries to clinch a major campaign at any price, unaware the whole thing is a set-up by her hated rival. Romantic comedy, starring Doris Day and Rock Hudson

Antiques experts James Lewis and Anita Manning peruse items brought in by members of the public at Sheffield's Cutlers' Hall. Presented by Paul Martin

Wigan Warriors v the lowest-ranked eliminator winners (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the second semi-final, held at Brick Community Stadium

Simon travels through more of the most remote landscapes on Earth, beginning by exploring Papua New Guinea's tropical rainforest in search of the tenkile tree kangaroo

Archive performances by the band, including Brass in Pocket, I'll Stand by You, Don't Get Me Wrong and 2000 Miles, as well their frontwoman's work away from the group

The band's set on the Other Stage, featuring performances of Don't Get Me Wrong, Brass in Pocket, Stop Your Sobbing, I'll Stand by You and Back on the Chain Gang

A 2017 profile of the rock musician, following her in Paris, London, New York and making a special trip back to her home town of Akron, Ohio

Decades after leaving, a man returns to his hometown of Naples to discover his past life is far from buried. Drama, starring Pierfrancesco Favino. In Italian

Ash meets Gordon to drop Colin off and they are unsure where they stand, before Ash joins a sexy game night at the sharehouse just as Gordon shows up to check on Colin

Ash is hopeful when Gordon invites her on a weekend away, until she discovers that Brett and Chiara are joining them on the road trip

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Carol Kirkwood continues her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture, looking at subjects beginning with the letter V

Christine Walkden explores the Scottish Borders by hot-air balloon, visiting Abbotsford House, the former residence of Walter Scott, and also Little Sparta in the Pentland Hills