BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When Dr Gèadh prescribes medicine for AH-AH and MacÌomhair, AH-AH insists that there is nothing wrong with him - but nobody is listening

The animals learn about the sea turtle, a creature that lives underwater and has a shell on its back

Teal decides to tire Abney out with an adventure, but she is soon feeling sleepy herself, and there is still a lot to look at

One morning, Célestine discovers the town is deserted. Where has everyone gone?

The baby snails are up to all sort of things - leaving behind some shiny trails

Babs Macgregor reads An Eid a B’ iongantaiche a Bh’ agam, written by Zeba Talkhani, illustrated by Abeeha Tariq and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Dave eats a cheesecake that was not meant for him. When he goes to bed, he finds himself inside a cheesy dream with the rest of the Spuds, forced to address his cheesy guilt

Anna and Dave build a toy sloth. When their creation ends up bigger than Grimsby Heights, the pair must find a way to keep it under control

Calum visits two farms in Perthshire to find out about their working methods

The little girl tries to resolve Daibhidh’s nightmares. There is something mysterious about the new girl on the street and her presence is not helping

Children's stories about the First World War, featuring the tale of a 13-year-old Flemish girl who was severely punished by a German officer for stealing some potatoes

Scottish-based outfit Dallahan with a performance bonding traditional music and Americana. They sing Jail Song, a traditional song with additional contemporary lyrics

Learner Maria Robertson from Aberdeen chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio, and Calum Maclean dons his dancing shoes as he tries out Bhangra dancing in Edinburgh

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay MacMahon walks through the Perthshire countryside, along a reservoir, and to the top of Innerdownie in the company of former police officer Calum Steele

Part one of two. An insight into island life in a fragile community with only 16 residents across the summer months

Mairi Ross from the Isle of Lewis learns about Scotland's native horses, having been passionate about horses since the age of three

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Hairdresser Kylie Wylie takes on a difficult professional challenge

Seumas Graham sings Nas Dlùithe Dhut Fhèin a Dhè (Nearer my God to Thee), and Rev David Nicolson and Rosemary Ward reflect on their chosen reading from the Bible

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