BBC Alba Friday

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

When Goraidh wants to play, everyone else in the Farmyard Bunch is busy. He's delighted when he makes a new friend - another goat, called Oscar

Boban and Fuigheag play see-saw - but it looks a little wobbly. Fun and games for younger viewers

Fox wants to give Hare the best birthday ever. Owl and Tusk are invited, but only if they bring a nice present, like a beautifully scented flower

The little rabbit gets too excited during a game of hide and seek and finds he needs to go to the toilet while trying to stay out of sight

The little rabbit makes biscuits, but ends up burning them

Tadeo is feeling sick and doesn't want to play. Petit and his friends try to communicate with him, teaching Tadeo the human language and trying to learn dog talk themselves

Sarah Cruickshank reads Am Mamaidh as Làidire, written and illustrated by Nicola Kent and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Animals aren't allowed to participate in the family contest and Sebastian isn't happy as Belle is his family. He has to race with Angelina, instead of Belle

When Belle is nowhere to be seen, Sebastian is anxious as this is the third time this week and he misses their morning hugs. He wonders what might be causing this

A short Irish tale called Written in the Stars. Being an astronaut in a play is important to Seán. Unfortunately, there are lines to be read and learned for the part

Science and comedy with features on weather, ethanol rocket and a latex bagpipe, under the watchful eyes of Professor Olive and Dr Moiteal

Local, national and international news and information

Eilidh Cormack discusses and reads the poem Thig Trì Nithean Gun Iarraidh by the Daughter of the Laird of Rèilig. She speaks about how its messages are still relevant today

Gaelic soap set 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

Clips from 1980s Gaelic current affairs series Prosbaig, featuring a spiritual revival spreading through the youth of Lewis and Harris and disquiet about school closures in Uist

Erica Morrison visits her home island of Skye for a barn renovation, and a stately home near Elgin once connected to cashmere wool

Documentary following the residents of Uig on the Isle Of Lewis as they strive to transform a disused radar station on the edge of a cliff into a community centre

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

Calum 'Boydie' Macleod, Electrician Innes Scott, and delivery driver Uilleam 'Uilly' Macleod play one of their biggest gigs yet at the iconic Glasgow Barrowlands

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