Keeping kids amused for autumn: streaming shows for younger viewers

The kids are back at school (for the time being at least). But they won’t be spending all their time at home doing homework and still need to unwind. In this regard television has a place, especially with the nights drawing in. Here are 5 new (ish) or upcoming shows for them to enjoy.
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Ed Power picks five shows for childfen to watch as the nights arrive faster

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