BBC Alba Tuesday

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

Things aren't easy today for AH-AH as he has swallowed a fly and he doesn't have a clue how to get it out of his stomach

Hari the hippo, Seren the bat and Bella the fox become pirates hunting for treasure

Linda visits Meaban and Moo with a challenge. Today, they must each create a work of art from things they found on the beach

Abney is so engrossed knitting that he doesn't notice an enormous woolly tangle, wreaking havoc all over the island

Ernest and Célestine want to reserve a table at a restaurant to impress Ernest's grandmother - but to eat at such a fancy place, one must have good manners

Eoghan Stewart reads Pom Pom Stùirceach, written and illustrated by Sophy Henn and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Dave gets a girlfriend, who turns out to be an alien

Anna is practising for the school cycling test and is rather good at it. Dave however isn’t quite as skilled, but with a new bike from his parents he really hopes to pass

A school inspector pays a surprise visit. It’s not looking good for Mr MacFhraing, although Mr Strachan seems to have found his feet

When Stella tries her hardest to persuade Bleideag to become the Easter Bunny, Bleideag refuses, preferring to stand up and honour all bunnies

Stella wants her own necklace - and is so obsessed that she takes one of her mother’s necklaces without asking. Then she loses it

Gregor MacLeod's recipe for grab-and-go rolls filled with goat's cheese and chorizo, and a cheesecake is given a new lease of life by using caramel-flavoured biscuits

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

Local, national and international news and information

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts the final of the DIY competition, where couples go head to head testing their skills. A cash prize of £2,000 is on offer for the eventual winner

With her career hanging in the balance, it's Kat's last chance to catch Mary's killer. Murder mystery, starring Sorcha Groundsell

Gaelic singer Deirdre Graham, accompanied by a string section, showcases two songs - Dòmhnall nan Dòmhnall and 'S Gann Gun Dìrich Mi Chaoidh - from her debut album, Urranta

The involvement of Scottish people in the Cold War, played out in the aftermath of the Second World War. Plus the role of the Isle of Benbecula as a rocket testing range

Short programme from Celtic Connections 2023 featuring unseen music performances, including Madison Violet, and a unique collaboration from Gaelic groups, Dàimh and Sian

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

An oil boom attracts the drilling industry to the town, but the locals have to deal with the aftermath when the supply quickly runs out

Young South Uist singer Ruairidh Gray performs To God Be the Glory, while Iain Alasdair MacSween from Harris explains the role of faith in his life. Presented by Iain MacKinnon

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