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BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

Brush invites all the women of the forest for brunch. When Fox and Tusk try to join in, dressed as ladies, Brush soon discovers their identity

The Abadas send Ela in search of the special word

AH-AH is very worried as he can't find MacÌomhair

Neep has a wonderful time flying through the windy air on a whirligig. Abney and Teal go to see Bop who blows a giant bubble for each of them so they can join in

When things go wrong for Pompon and Rita regarding the flowers, they decide to give only the vase to Suzy. While George wraps the vase, it breaks into a million pieces

Babs Macgregor reads Eanraig agus an t-Inneal, written by Isabelle Marinov, illustrated by Olga Shtonda and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Art thinks that the Baltic Sea Anomaly is other-wordly. The Neachdan learn that the truth is even more strange and more frightening

The CBBC ALBA team takes a sideways look at some Scottish myths and legends, beginning with an interview with an infamous cannibal claiming to now be vegetarian

Gran sits in front of the television for so long that she turns into a cocoon

Dave and his friend Zombie Katie are working on a school project about endangered animals, so George takes them on an expedition to the local park to see what they can find

Ramsay MacMahon visits Glenfinnan and Ardnamurchan, home to steam trains, spectacular scenery, Jacobites, music, and a very famous wizard

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the next steps to inspire them to keep on speaking Gaelic. Featuring diligent people who have embraced the language

Local, national and international news and information

Rachel Campbell takes her place on the lifeboat crew, and Kenny Macleod organises the Leverburgh Christmas lights display, with over 60 creels

An exploration of one of humankind's most curious and innovative minds, a man who grew up in a Tuscan then moved to Florence, where the Renaissance was in full bloom

Mairi MacLennan performs 'Raoir Reubadh an Iolaire'

Music and conversation from electronic folk band Valtos and a host of musical friends in concert at SWG3, as part of Celtic Connections 2024

Seventy years ago in 1952, British scientists moored a floating laboratory off Tolsta on the Isle of Lewis to animal test the efficiency of viruses, including bubonic plague

An in-concert special from indie-folk act the Staves, recorded at Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery for Celtic Connections 2021

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service