BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

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

The animals build a snow castle in the mountains before playing the word game with Ben, and Hari the hippo searches inside the house for a stool

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

Huggleboo and Zizou put together a circus performance. However, Huggleboo’s mum and dad are too busy to come and watch

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

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

Ewen Henderson reads Sgeulachd Bruis-fhiaclan by MG Leonard, illustrated by Daniel Rieley and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Dave and his friends get locked in school overnight. If that wasn't bad enough, they find that they are not alone

The King is worried for Stella’s safety when she goes out at midnight to see the lunar eclipse

Stella promises to help look after Mìcheal’s new kitten but she has to be cunning as both she and the King are allergic to moggies

Christmas time turns out to be anything but peaceful

Tiago tells how his ambition is to teach Portugese sign language to all young people in Portugal

Local, national and international news and information

East Kilbride v Ayr United (Kick-off 7.40pm). Derek MacKay introduces coverage of the quarter-final at Ross Commercial Finance K Park Stadium

Peatbog Faeries bring the Trad Awards 2023 to a close with this short concert set. The featured songs include The Jesster, Ann Robertson's Kitchen and Innes Drinks the Bru

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

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Hairdresser Kylie Wylie takes on a difficult professional challenge

John Carmichael visits locations where the Church of Scotland has expatriate congregations. From London to Rotterdam, Geneva and Budapest, he hears worshippers' stories

Calum Maclean swims in a beautiful loch in the Lochaber area. On an overcast day, he visits Loch Arcaig searching for a lost treasure

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