Homepage Accessibility links * Skip to content * Accessibility Help BBC Account Notifications * Home * News * Sport * Weather * iPlayer * Sounds * CBBC * CBeebies * Food * Bitesize * Arts * Taster * Local * Three * Menu Search iPlayer Navigation iPlayer Accessibility Help (BUTTON) Menu * (BUTTON) Channels Channels Sub Navigation (BUTTON) Scroll Channels Sub Navigation left + BBC One + BBC Two + BBC Three + BBC Four + BBC Radio 1 + CBBC + CBeebies + BBC Scotland + BBC News + BBC Parliament + BBC Alba + S4C (BUTTON) Scroll Channels Sub Navigation right * (BUTTON) Categories Categories Category Sub Navigation (BUTTON) Scroll Category Sub Navigation left + Arts + CBBC + CBeebies + Comedy + Documentaries + Drama & Soaps + Entertainment + Films + Food + History + Lifestyle + Music + News + Science & Nature + Sport + From the Archive + Audio Described + Signed + Northern Ireland + Scotland + Wales (BUTTON) Scroll Category Sub Navigation right + Arts + CBBC + CBeebies + Comedy + Documentaries + Drama & Soaps + Entertainment + Films + Food + History + Lifestyle + Music + News + Science & Nature + Sport + From the Archive Accessible alternative formats + Audio Described + Signed Regions + Northern Ireland + Scotland + Wales * A-Z * TV Guide * My Programmes A BBC iPlayer for everyone Accessible programmes in iPlayer We want iPlayer to be accessible to as many people as possible, whatever their needs, however they’re watching. That’s why we offer accessible versions of many programmes, including Audio Described (AD), Sign Language (SL) and Subtitle (speech bubble) options. How to find accessible versions of programmes Audio Described and Sign Language versions You’ll find full lists of Audio Described and Sign Language programmes via the Categories menu. You can also search for a programme and choose the version you want (if it’s available) from the playback page. If you’re using the website version of iPlayer, we’ll also show you a message telling you when you’re on an accessible version of a programme. How to turn on Subtitles Subtitles should be available on any programme you watch on demand. To turn them on, simply hit the subtitle icon (which looks like a speech bubble) at the bottom right corner of the playback screen once you've started playing the programme. Why can’t I find the version I want? Accessible versions of programmes (with Audio Description and Sign Language) often appear on iPlayer after the non-accessible versions. This is because they’re generally shown on TV after the non-accessible version. This means accessible versions are often still available after the non-accessible version has expired. To find out more, visit our accessibility help pages. Change location:[London][London]Change language:[English][English] * Parental Controls * Help & FAQ Explore the BBC * Home * News * Sport * Weather * iPlayer * Sounds * CBBC * CBeebies * Food * Bitesize * Arts * Taster * Local * Three * Terms of Use * About the BBC * Privacy Policy * Cookies * Accessibility Help * Parental Guidance * Contact the BBC * Get Personalised Newsletters Copyright © 2021 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking. [p?c1=2&c2=17986528&cv=2.0&cj=1]