BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

AH-AH wakes up in a bad mood and things do not improve as the day progresses

The animals play hide-and-seek, and this week's word is also able to find things that cannot be seen

Linda tells her friends Meaban and Moo about her trip to the theatre. This gives them the idea to put on a concert and the stage is soon set for a very special performance

Neep's friends and relations come to the Island for a visit, but their digging soon causes a few problems

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?

Catriona MacKinnon reads Poca Mòr nan Draghan by Virginia Ironside, illustrated by Frank Rodgers and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Summer rears its hot, cheeky head in Grimsby, but Dave has found a way to keep the Spud flat nice and cool, creating an indoor winter wonderland

Arranged by George, Dave finds himself headed for a week-long stay in a flat a few doors down, where his host family look surprisingly similar to his own

It's a big day for Mr Mackle with the Mayor coming to celebrate the school's ancient stone. Daisy and Danny are busy making sure that everything is in place

Stella and Molaidh are at the skate park as Stella wants to see Micheal. However, Stella feels jealous

When Stella hears gossip about Mgr Bruno, she tries to be helpful. However, it all soon spins out of her control

Local, national and international news and information

Dumbarton v Arbroath (Kick-off 7.45pm). Micheal Steele presents coverage of the League One match at Marbill Coaches Stadium. With commentary by Alex O' Henley

Anna MacLeod reports on the shock of £100million of cocaine landing just north of Ullapool filtering through customs and excise as well as police

Iagan MacNeil crosses the border into England, visits College Valley - where he hears about the Collingwood Oaks - and finds out more about the Anglo-Saxon site of Ad Gefrin

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir sing Seinnidh Mis’ an Sgeul le Iongnadh and Norman Macleod reveals the role faith plays in his life. Presented by Iain MacKinnon

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