BBC Alba HD Monday

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

The hens are cleaning and the farmyard bunch want to help them

Fuigheag is playing with a little thing he has found. Boban must work out where the thing has come from and return it to where it belongs

Boban and Fuigheag are helpful to a sleeping ladybird, but by the end of the day they learn that it’s not a pet

When MacÌomhair goes away for a week to visit his auntie, AH-AH decides to search for a housemate as he is lonely

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

Everyone gathers in Achadh Fhiadhaich today to sing a big, lovely song

Linda tasks Meaban and Moo with finding purple items. Their hut is full of junk so Meaban and Moo just need to have a good rummage

Alasdair Whyte reads ‘S e Tìgear a th’ annam written by Karl Newson, illustrated by Ross Collins and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

The legend of the Cill Martainn goat causes jealousy, as many of the villagers want to touch the lucky ornament. Unfortunately though, there's a thief amongst them

Shanni competes against the CBBC ALBA presenters - who will emerge victorious?

Fleod keeps an eye out for a three-headed dragon

Choirstaidh is busy making zines - little magazines which were really popular in the 1960s and 70s

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?

Heather Dewar visits Penicuik, where she draws a colour portrait of Murdo Macdonald, who has family connections to both Scalpay and North Uist

Roddy John MacLeod reads the poem Òran Mòr MhicLeòid and talks about a time in history depicted in the poem when the old clan traditions placing importance on music were fading

Meg Bateman chats to Joy Dunlop about philosophy. Plus, the intrepid Calum Maclean ventures to far-flung corners of Scotland seeking hidden treasures

Local, national and international news and information

Anne MacAlpine embarks on a cultural voyage of discovery to Toronto, Ontario. In search of Scottish Gaelic families who made a new life in Canada over 100 years ago

The impact of mass emigration of islanders during the 1920s and how communities are commemorating this emigration, some of which saw entire villages depart

Despite Pàdruig's return to Camus, Sarah Jane is determined to put the past behind her. However, this desire is challenged when he visits the house with Cailean

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

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