BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

Things aren't going well with AH-AH when he tries to play musical instruments and, unfortunately, nobody enjoys the din except for the ducks

Harry is sent to the boggy marshes in search of some rushes

Abney is trying to write poems, but Teal just wants to make noise. Somehow they have to find a way to do both together

There a many ladybird babies to look after. Animated tales for younger viewers

Célestine has been invited to the mouse ball for the first time. Ernest is delighted, but the other bears are not, as they look unfavourably on the rodents' festivities

Pàdruig Morrison reads Cù-iasg, written by Gillian Shields, illustrated by Dan Taylor and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

It is the Spuds' turn to run Grim Fest, the annual festival at Grimsby Heights, but their jealous neighbours, The Dups, are out to sabotage their efforts

Dave is tired of following his parents' rules. Creating a reverse fountain of youth in the bathtub, he shrivels himself into an old man and sets about making up rules of his own

Calum Macdonald takes a look at some of the bonkers challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some very smelly cheese tasting

The fearless blue-haired girl makes a new friend - a raven who has lost his memory

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition, where couples go head to head testing their skills, but with the twist 'instructions are not included'

Gaelic rapper Hammy Sgìth and learner Liam McCormick join Joy in the studio, while Calum Maclean takes to the wing in Glasgow, trying out a pastime in which many Scots participate

Local, national and international news and information

Peter MacQueen finally gets his sprouting seedlings into the ground and visits two young budding gardeners, Una and Criosaidh, where he lends a helping hand planting a pumpkin

The iconic islands of Barra and Vatersay, which are a dream holiday destination for most, but a home and way of life for many

The story behind one of Runrig's best-known tracks, The Cutter, from the 1987 album that delivered their breakthrough, The Cutter and the Clan

As he turns 40, Donald 'Sweeny' Macsween explores how exercises like pilates could help him prepare for an international over 40s tournament in Iceland

Ellen MacDonald embarks on a journey to discover all there is to know about coffee, from a coffee farm in Kenya to the lively Glasgow Coffee Festival

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The emergence of an entrepreneurial spirit leads a group of novices to the standing stones

Iain MacKinnon introduces Costello Maciver, Maeve MacKinnon and James Graham. Also appearing is the choir Soisgeul, conducted by Gareth Fuller

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