BBC Alba HD Wednesday

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

Ernest is tired of being spied on by his neighbour. To cure her of the habit, he decides to play a joke on her, supported by Célestine and Boléro

Learning about animals with CBeebies ALBA. This time, it's all about kangaroos and koalas with Carrie and Ruairidh

When Fuigheag is playing with Putan Tuathal, things go awry after he falls inside a shoe. It’s a good job that Boban is nearby to rescue things

Fuigheag is in need of a wash after covering himself in chocolate. But how will Boban manage to get Fuigheag into the tub?

Petit has a loose tooth and is not willing to hand it to the tooth mouse

The ‘Funny Faces’ game is so comical that it’s hard not to laugh when it’s being played. Animated tales about the prickly, smelly, flea-bitten Happy Hoglet

Violette’s penguin parade is planned - and all the animals want to participate

Ewen Henderson reads Còig Mionaidean Eile, written and illustrated by Marta Altés and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Flix wants to use Aon Bhliadhna Deug Gu Sìorraidh for a new jacket. However, his mother dislikes the shop. How will he get past her when she is standing outside the retailer?

With contributions from expert Gilliesbuig Ferguson, gag gangs from Harris, Skye and Tain with features on octopus, custard explosion and an electro-magnet

The CBBC Alba presenters love a good challenge, but it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious as they are joined by Fiach

When Uilidh tries to steal the King’s crown to prove himself to the other Gumbles, the King mistakenly puts him on his head

Choirstaidh takes a look at famous artists Charles Rennie and Margaret Macdonald Macintosh. Choirstaidh shows you how to make your own stained glass in their style

A First World War story about how a young French girl and her brothers handle the death of their father, who perished in the conflict

Linda MacLeod reads the poem Mar Chuimhneachan air Mo Mhac Ghràdhach, which was written by her great aunt, Morag MacDonald, after losing her son

Professor Rob Ó Maolalaigh chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio about dialects

Local, national and international news and information

Seeking grand adventure, Coinneach Rankin travels to Norway to make an ascent of the country's national mountain, Stetind

Part one of two. An insight into island life in a fragile community with only 16 residents across the summer months

A profile of Calum 'Steallag' MacLeod, who was one of the last remaining traditional blacksmiths in Scotland and a much respected and admired member of the Lewis & Harris community

On the day of the big vote at the Camus Trust, a surprise visitor stirs up some trouble. Iain is worried that he has ruined everything with Ciorstaidh

Cathy Macdonald explores Bram Stoker's vampire classic Dracula, much of which was written in the small fishing village of Cruden Bay in the north east of Scotland

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