BBC Alba HD Saturday

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

AH-AH tries to keep the peace in Allt na Coille after Lusach and Siùbhlach fall out

Vegetables have gone missing on the farm and the farmyard bunch take it upon themselves to find out who has stolen them

Ernest is honoured when the mayor asks him to sing the Song of the Bears - but when his voice starts acting up, who can replace him if they're not a large bear with a rough voice?

On a hot and sunny day, Abney and Teal make themselves some shady straw hats. Then the weather turns, and a strong wind starts blowing them into all sorts of trouble

Tusk is trying to paint a portrait of Ping Wing, but throws away his attempts, which float through the air and end up with the other animals in the forest

Anton sets a trap to catch Belle. Fortunately, he isn't successful. To remedy this, he suggests taking Belle and Sebastian to the Mysterious Peak

When Belle and Sebastian need shelter before a storm breaks, Roberta is on willing to offer Sebastian shelter. Regardless, Sebastian wants to get Belle in too

An insight into Derek Moireach's life at 12 years old

Kika started playing the saxophone when she was three years old. She plays classical music mainly and has been offered the opportunity to play with The Big Band

Local, national and international news and information

Richard Dimbleby travels to the Isle of Skye, visiting some of the interesting people and places on the island. First aired in 1954

Featuring award-winning Scots singer Iona Fyfe, accompanied by multi-instrumentalist Graham Rorie and guitarist Jack McRobbie

Julie Fowlis presents music and chat from the Traditional Music Award Winners - some of the finest traditional musicians in the country. This edition features Mànran

Iain MacKenzie talks about the link between poetry and place as he reads Derick Thomson's poem Air Mòinteach Shuardail

Donald Morrison recalls 1980s reports on the dangers of hydatid cysts, particularly in the islands. Plus, evidence of drug misuse escalating throughout the Highlands

Ramsay MacMahon heads to Argyll's Slate Islands. Known as the 'Islands that Roofed the World', he learns about the rich history of the slate quarrying industry

The seeds in the window have sprouted, so Peter starts building the greenhouse, which is not without its challenges - fiddly parts, missing instructions and smashed glass

Mary Ann Kennedy presents a live music programme from Celtic Connections, featuring Blue Rose Code, Brìghde Chaimbeul & Fin Moore, and Fara

The big picture of events in the Arctic during the Second World War, highlighting the importance of the battles in that arena for the course of the war in general

An uplifting performance from Sian and their musical friends at Na Trads in 2019

The history of women's golf in Scotland, from the early pioneers to formidable role models who challenged the patriarchal constraints of male-dominated golfing arenas

Edwyn Collins and I See Rivers bring indie pop to the Highlands as they rock the Grassroots stage at Belladrum, 2022

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