BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

MacÌomhair is full of fun today, but AH-AH doesn't think his joking around is very funny

The animals are delighted when Ben wants to play, as the friends search for a new word

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo at their hut to set them fun challenges

On a boiling hot day, the duo head to the lake, but find there's something not quite right about it

Screams are heard from Mrs Tulipe's home after she sees a rat. Is it really a rat or a big mischievous mouse?

Kathryn MacKay reads Halò, Eich, written by Vivian French, illustrated by Catherine Rayner and translated into Gaelic by Angela MacEachen

Gran sits in front of the television for so long that she turns into a cocoon

Dave and his friend Zombie Katie are working on a school project about endangered animals, so George takes them on an expedition to the local park to see what they can find

Ghost hunters Dave and Petronella use some hi-tech equipment in their search for paranormal activity at Culzean Castle

With the Dentist Party set to take place, Mrs Oh decides she would like a butler. However, Mr P isn’t prepared to help out

Stella finds herself caught between Mia and Freya when they argue. She sets out to find a solution to the fighting, so that the pair can be friends again

Scott Rigg operates on a two-year-old pug in Aberdeenshire. At Blair Drummond Safari Park, it is vaccination day for the two nine-week-old lion cubs

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the next steps of speaking Gaelic, while Calum Maclean heads on adventures to hidden treasures around Scotland

Local, national and international news

Iagan MacNeil visits the Fife fishing villages of St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Cellardyke and Crail, where he pans for garnets, goes fossil-hunting and visits Caiplie Caves

Kate MacLeod visits Heisker, west of North Uist. She learns of Bonnie Prince Charlie and visits Rossinish, finding out about a real mermaid spotted in Benbecula

Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke hunt both for plants with health benefits and the ones that may prove fatal if eaten, including hemlock waterdropwort

Derek Murray speaks to people about the impact losing a loved one through suicide has had on their lives and on why it is vital that men can talk openly about mental health

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Ewen Henderson reads Do dh'Arm Rìgh Sheumais by Sìleas na Ceapaich and validates the author's empowering call to arms and gift for assembling strong opinions

Iain MacKinnon reads excerpts from Gliocas bhon Bhìoball by Donald Saunders, and Mairi MacInnes narrates from The Mother’s Catechism

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

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