BBC Alba Friday

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

Alice in Wonderland. A rabbit steals a girl's stocking, prompting her to follow it into a wonderland where cats talk, a mad party is taking place and the King of Hearts rules

Pupils from Govan Gaelic Primary School in Glasgow help Captain Linda and Eilidh find the hidden treasure before Rotten Ruairidh gets his hands on it

Some of Tusk's friends say his home isn't cosy enough, so Tusk decides to throw a midsummer's Christmas party to prove them wrong

Linda visits Meaban and Moo, tasking them with finding items to leave out for Santa on Christmas Eve. Their hut is full of junk, so they just need to have a good rummage

Bing wants to play with his sledge but the garden is too flat

Ceitlin Lilidh Russell Smith reads Rud Beag Gaisgeil, written and illustrated by Nicola Kinnear and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Hansel and Gretel. Ansal and Griosal wander into the creepy forest on Christmas Eve

Chirsty Bella lives in Scalpay, a little village in the Isle of Harris. This programme follows her bid to produce her very own Harris Tweed

Cameron and Gabriel are responsible for moving Ivan’s sheep to summer pastures. However, Sebastian only has one goal - to prove that Belle is the best sheepdog around

Rules don't appeal to Sebastian, and they're all around. He decides that he and Belle will be better off in the mountains, like wild mountaineers. How will they get on?

Science and comedy collide under the watchful eyes of Professor Olive and Dr Moiteal. This episode has contributions from expert Dr Eddy Graham

Local, national and international news and information

Roddy John MacLeod reads the poem Òran Mòr MhicLeòid and talks about a time in history depicted in the poem when the old clan traditions placing importance on music were fading

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The Gaelic songs and poetry of the First World War and the stories behind them. Featuring specially recorded performances by four of Scotland's finest Gaelic singers

Donald Morrison interviews Murdo Beaton, who talks about his life in the police and teaching in Kenya

Ewen Henderson presents highlights from the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2024

Love and loss are on the cards for Miss Harper, Fraochy Bay's schoolteacher

Bill Innes first saw a Spitfire flying overhead when he was seven years old. He then wished to roam the clouds in such a thrilling machine and now wishes to fulfil his dream

With the 12-month experiment now complete, the Australian Border Collie siblings reunite for the first time to face their final challenge

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