BBC Alba HD Friday

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

Goraidh and Muireall disagree over which of the two of them is bravest and, as a result of this, they arrange challenges to confirm, once and for all, who is worthy of the title

Boban is tidying his treasures and has a place for everything. Unfortunately, everything is a play-thing to Fuigheag - and he is untidy

The Clangers are very clever, agreeing to tidy the rubbish so as to allow the Iron Chicken to fly down to Beag’s picnic

The bunny makes his own magic stone when Sula won't involve him in her game - but disaster strikes

Bing and Pando pretend to be diggers while they play together in the sandpit

Petit's grandpa tells the children the tale of the Happiness Horse that lives in the enchanted forest nearby. The kids head into the forest, and find the Happiness Horse

Cailean Collier reads Steigeach, written and illustrated by Anna Doherty and translated into Gaelic by Angela MacEachen

Part one. Sebastian recounts how he first met Belle and why he decided to run away as a result of Cameron's bullying behaviour

Part two. Sebastian tells the second part of the story, recalling how he and Belle got close, as a result of him protecting her from the people of the village

As Ilija is fastest in his class, the teacher signs him up for his first race. It is the big 350m event held in the city of Bar in May

With contributions from expert Dr Eddy Graham, gag gangs from Glasgow, Tain and Cumbernauld and features on climate change, a rainbow flame test and UV beads

Local, national and international news

The town receives unexpected visitors, as a group of unexpected individuals descends from the sky

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Poet Peter MacKay talks about poetry and its importance. He discusses how Lewis poet Iain Crichton Smith has influenced him and reads Tha thu air Aigeann M'Inntinn

Donald Morrison takes a nostalgic look back through the archives of the first Gaelic current affairs TV series

Derek 'Pluto' Murray returns with the amateur DIY competition, with head judge Iain MacKay and guest Mairi Gillies setting gardening-themed challenges

The story of the oldest international football fixture in the world, Scotland v England, which dates back to 1872

Megan MacLellan presents highlights from another year of amazing live music in Scotland from some of the country's top events in 2024

Europe's wilderness is home to animals of superlatives. This series presents six of the largest, rarest and fastest animals on the continent, starting with the bearded vulture

A performance by Tom Orr recorded at the 2022 Trad Awards

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