BBC Alba Tuesday

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

A horrible smell in the burrow means AH-AH and Macìomhair have to find another place to stay, but this causes havoc

Hari prepares a yummy treat for Ela and Seren – a chocolate cake. The friends also encounter something round and sweet-smelling – an orange

Abney adds some shiny fish to his collection, but soon finds that they take up more room than expected. Animation about two friends who live on an island in the middle of a city

Ladybird and Bee discover how far a grasshopper can hop

Celestine registers Ernest to a music contest without telling him. In the meantime, Ernest sends one of Celestine's drawings to the museum, without telling her

Babs Macgregor reads Slighe Dhraoidheil Matisse, written by Tim Hopgood, illustrated by Sam Boughton and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Zombie Katie is so shocked by the taste of one of Gran’s Fishermen’s Enemy sweets that her lifeforce leaves her body

Dave accidentally rips the fabric of space and must find a way to fix it before the whole universe gets sucked inside the black hole beyond

Calum heads to the outskirts of Glasgow to find out more about wind power

Hilda, Flòraidh and Daibhidh try to earn new Sgùdan Sporrais badges. They go in search of rare, local plants, and this turns into a very interesting adventure

Stories about the First World War, as told through the eyes of children who were alive at the time. In the first episode, a 14-year-old boy enters the army

Canadian trio the East Pointers perform one of their songs

North Uist native and learner John Gillies chats to Joy Dunlop, and a hungry Calum Maclean is on a quest for a mouthwatering cheese course at a family dairy in Easter Ross

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay meets writer and producer Maureen MacLeod and together they follow the popular West Highland Way route as Maureen talks about her life and career

Anne McAlpine learns about the ingenious way a team of scientists assess the health of a vast bog in Sutherland

Avid gamer MJ Deans takes a tour of consoles from the 1970s to the present day and looks at how Scotland plays a part in the games industry

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Local builders the James brothers get their priorities muddled

Seona Brown sings Ghràidh ar Dè, O Ghràidh gun Choimeas, and John Archie MacMillan quotes from the renowned speech by Martin Luther King, I Have a Dream

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

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