BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When AH-AH and MacÌomhair wake up in the morning in the loch, they don't understand what's happened to them. But, bit by bit, they remember and solve the puzzle

The animals enjoy playing in the mud in the garden when one of them receives an invite to play the word game

Linda visits Meaban and Moo challenging them to find items to keep them warm. However, a sheep on the loose in the hut makes their task more problematical

Abney makes a pot of porridge, but while he and Teal are busy setting the table the porridge disappears

Ernest becomes a museum guard so that Célestine can paint there. However, a painting is stolen and he becomes the focus of suspicion

Martin MacIntyre reads Sioraf agus Losgann, written and illustrated by Zehra Hicks and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The Spuds take the camper van on holiday and end up at the bottom of the sea

Dave rescues an endangered donkey from the docks. Hiding it in the camper van, things take an interesting turn when the donkey eats Gran’s glasses

Ciorstaidh oversees Road Safety Day, while Danny is also busy with Fire Safety Day

It's Work Experience Day and the pupils have to find jobs for themselves. Stella has secured work at the dentist. Will all be straightforward though?

Stella's parents must be kept away from the parents’ meeting as she has been given poor grades. Will she be successful?

Second World War Polish soldiers find an inseparable bond with an orphaned bear they name Wojtek. Animation based on a true story

Donald Morrison takes a look at material from the 1980s current affairs series. Features include Army plans to take over Knoydart and plans to close the Mallaig railway line

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

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

The story of Duncan Mackenzie's passion for the landscape of north west Scotland, filmed over four years as he manages a herd of deer and copes with anything the land throws at him

Eoghan MacDonald learns about the skills needed for thatching and stone work, visiting those who still practise these crafts, to find out whether there is still demand for them

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

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

Hymns, psalms and personal faith stories. James Graham and Kim Carnie sing Fa Chomhair Cathair Dhè gu h-Àrd, and Mairi Rodgers explains the role of faith in her life

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