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

Some of Tusk's friends say his home isn't cosy enough, so Tusk decides to throw a midsummer's Christmas party to prove them wrong

Ben sends the friends off in search of a microphone

When AH-AH has promised that MacÌomhair's secret is locked inside his beak and that he will tell no one, AH-AH finds it very difficult to keep his beak closed

It is a peaceful day, but Neep is digging holes all over the Island and won't stop. Abney and Teal try to work out why he is so excited. It must be his birthday

When Pompon's father hears what Mr Beaver has written for him, he then asks if he can hear Pompon's poetry for Father's Day. George is delighted with Pompon's effort

Angus Peter Campbell reads An t-Slighe Air Ais Dhachaigh, written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Fionn looks for help from the Neachdan as his father, Tormod Mòr, must be stopped from getting his hands on a treasure

The CBBC Alba team learn about life in the 17th century on a visit to Mary King's Close in Edinburgh

Dave and his friends embark on a school trip along the canal where they awaken an ancient monster called Big Lippy. The beast pushes them back in time, to the Jurassic era

Dave finds a handheld computer game at the dump. The game involves killing zombies which his friend, Zombie Katie, finds rather insulting

Neen MacKay follows the salmon's journey as she explores Scotland's fishing rivers

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Margaret Macleod Nicholson is her studio guest, while Calum Maclean visits Dunfermline

Local, national and international news and information

Travelling throughout Scotland featuring the country's finest woven craft producers

Memories of 1983, when the world came close to nuclear war when a faulty Soviet system sent an alert of an incoming USA missile attack

Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke explore plants that thrive at the edge of nature, from cycle-paths to farmyards and wild garden corners

Seeking world-famous surf and the opportunity to climb first ascents, Coinneach Rankin and Annie MacNeil continue their trek through Morocco by travelling to its Souss Massa region

Cathy MacDonald explores the themes of George Mackay Brown's novel Greenvoe, which imagined an Orkney island community threatened by a mysterious defence project

Ramsay MacMahon visits Naples, where he jumps aboard a scooter for a tour around its narrow and hectic streets. He then explores the Amalfi Coast

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