BBC Alba Monday

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

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

There's much to be done - pillows to shake and a bed to be made. Boban is ready for his bed, but the same cannot be said for Fuigheag. Fun and games for younger viewers

Fuigheag really loves to be chased and he is really good at playing the game. Will Boban catch him this time?

When AH-AH says he has to be somewhere else, his friends cannot understand why he is in so much of a hurry. They decide to find out where he is going and who he is meeting up with

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

Something unusual falls to the ground. What on earth could it be? Animated tale for younger viewers

Marie MacAulay reads ‘S e Caora a th’ ann am Brenda, written and illustrated by Morag Hood and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Belle, Sebastian and Adele don't want to miss Groundhog Day. How can they do this without Elaina noticing - especially since Sonny has followed them?

When Summer Pasture Ceremony is about to take place, Cameron stays at the farmhouse with Belle and Sebastian. However, Sebastian thinks that he is being insincere

Sona has been busy pulping berries - but has drunk too much of the juice. This has made him livelier and happier than he’s been for quite a while

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

Heather Dewar travels to Heaste in Skye, where she meets Neil MacKinnon, known to many as Niall Heasta. A keen fisherman, Neil is something of a Skye legend

Neil Mitchison chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean meets a storyteller.

Local, national and international news and information

A journey around Scotland's golf courses, beginning with those in Fife, plus a top tip from Keil Beveridge and a chat with professional golfer Laura Murray

Artist and broadcaster Calum Angus Mackay explores the deep connection he, his family and other students, past and present feel for Mackintosh’s Art School

Màiri pays Donneil a visit, grateful for his support when Alasdair doesn't believe her, but she receives devastating news from the prison while she is there

The history of the Scottish wolf and its extinction. Is it time for its return?

The lads cook without salt or sugar. Roddy's heart condition dictates that these must be cut out, or at least severely restricted in his diet

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