BBC Alba Tuesday

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

AH-AH has lost something but he can't remember what it is he's lost. Will he be able to find whatever it is he's lost though?

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

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo at their hut to set them fun challenges, tasking them with finding items that make a noise and a beat to use as musical instruments

Abney is inspired to make some art. He cannot find anything to draw, but then Bop strikes the perfect pose. However, Abney cannot concentrate long enough to draw his picture

Ernest shows Célestine the stars and constellations, which are all named after animals, such as the swan, the bear and the lion - yet none of them are named after the mouse

Iain Macaulay reads A' Chaora a Ghur Isean, written and illustrated by Gemma Merino and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Betty takes the Spuds on a cultural day out to the museum of rotten cheese. Dave dares Anna to lick the cheeses on display

Gran accidentally wins a board game as a bingo prize

Mr Mackle is keen to establish better relationships between his staff and invites a psychologist to run team-building sessions that he hopes will bring peace and harmony

Stella is invited to a state dinner taking place on the same night as the school dance. She wants to dance with Mia and Freya, but King Rob says that the dinner is more important

When the royals forget about Earth Hour, they want to rectify matters. They decide that they will switch off their electricity for a whole week to bring some redress

From his island cottage in Callanish Gregor MacLeod combines two ingredients that marry together perfectly - red wine and blue cheese - but together in a tart

Joy Dunlop introduces and explains usage for Gaelic words and phrases on everyday topics. This episode considers the theme of 'space'

Local, national and international news and information

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition. With DIY enthusiast and musician Innes Scott from the band Peat & Diesel

Kat highlights inconsistencies in Sir Douglas' story. Eldest Maclean son Calum has a questionable alibi, so becomes the focus of the investigation. In Gaelic and English

Gaelic singers Kim Carnie and Ellen MacDonald accompanied by a talented band perform Clò nan Gillean, Hi Rim Bo (Tha Sgeul Ùr Air Tighinn Don Bhaile) and An t-Each Odhar

Jayne MacLeod visits the eight A-Listed buildings in Lewis and Harris, learning about the history and lesser-known stories connected to these places from locals who know them well

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

The local TV and radio stations look for environmental friends. Colourful drama following the exploits of the eccentric residents of a miniature metropolis

Iain Mackinnon presents psalms, hymns and personal faith stories. Maeve MacKinnon sings Mo Chreideamh 'G Amharc Suas and Rosemary Ward explains the role of faith in her life

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