BBC Alba Tomorrow

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

Bing goes to Padget's shop as he has enough money to buy one toy

When Hoppity is left in the garden, Flop and Bing have to go in search of him

When Boban and Fuigheag go camping in the back garden, something from outside creates a shadow on the tent. Fuigheag is worried about what it might be

Fuigheag is getting carried away as really enjoying being noisy

When Cùlag is sad, as he has failed to launch his rocket to the moon, his friends resolve to bring the moon to him

The Sailfish explains that they are the fastest fish in the ocean, and how they very seldom get caught by predators

The animals have fun blowing bubbles in the garden, before one of them is chosen to look for a trumpet

Michael Hill reads Tha Gaol aig Cù air Leabhraichean,, written and illustrated by Louise Yates, and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Stella isn't happy as she has to go to granaidh's house at the weekend and she doesn't think that will be very relaxing. Also, she has plans with Mia and Freya

There's distress between three generations on Mother's Day, but it's fortunate that Stella is close by to reconcile matters

Everyone but Dùd is sick, and everyone must care when a Gumbal is ill

When the Neachdan are in the Bermuda Triangle, the laws of physics don't seem to apply. What's more, they're stuck there. However, with help from Jeffrey, they find a solution

Fiona Crowden visits a horse in Forfar with ongoing breathing problems, a Chihuahua needs surgery on a sensitive part of his body and it's lambing season for Ella Hamilton

Joy Dunlop meets Gaelic learner Caroline Quinn from Trinidad and Tobago, and Calum Maclean is in Portmahomack in Easter Ross learning about his heritage

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On the Isle of Lewis, Gregor MacLeod uses traditionally smoked kippers to make Spanish croquettes and eggs from his own hens for a decadent pavlova tower

For almost 40 years, DK MacPhee has lived with dystonia, which leaves him unable to straighten his head. DK gives an insight into the impact this has on his daily life

Seumas is struggling with the secret of who Rory really is. Meanwhile, Sìleas is forced to take drastic decisions at the mill, including rehiring Boyd

Music trio Peat & Diesel have taken the Highland music scene by storm. However, being on the road all the time brings challenges for the band

Coinneach MacFhraing pits himself against difficult winter conditions in one of Scotland's fearsome mountain environments - the notorious Cuillin Ridge

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