BBC Alba Tomorrow

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

Fuigheag is tangling everything up and Boban has to tidy all the mess up. Fortunately, the method of tidying looks like fun

There’s no sign of Fuigheag and poor Boban is searching for him

Ela the fox is chosen to go on an adventure in search of a windmill

Gasta feels sad, so Diorbhail shows him that he can get over such feelings by doing helpful things

The mouse babies aren't very joyful, but fortunately Daolag-bhreac and Seillean are making them happy. Animated tales for younger viewers

Linda visits Meaban and Moo challenging them to find items to keep them to find shiny silver things. Meaban is delighted as he has decided it would be fun to be a magpie

In a deep, dark cave, the Cave Fish tells us about himself. He tells how his life is successful - despite not having any eyes

Pompon turns his tidying into play - he and Rita are in their element looking for as much dust as they can possibly find

When a mapping satellite falls to Earth, the explorers, the Neachdan, want to ensure that no harm befalls any sea life. Alas, Alpheus Benthos is causing problems

It’s National Dog Day and Flix wants to celebrate it. However, he must first repair his family’s reputation - and the clocktower too

The CBBC Alba presenters embark on another challenge, but it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious as they are joined by Alexa

Hilda and the Woodman are travelling through the Great Forest, trying to return to Trolberg, when they come across a magical house that tries to keep them there

When Troig dresses up as a Bògais to have fun with Bonns and Uilidh, things don’t go as planned when real Bògaisean come across him. How will he get on though?

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The week's local, national and international news highlights

Iain MacKinnon introduces Emma MacLeod, Hamish Scott, and Rona MacLeod with Duncan MacLeod. Also appearing is the choir Soisgeul, conducted by Gareth Fuller

Finlay J Macdonald gives a personal account of the story of the Flannan Isles lightkeepers. The programme was first broadcast in December 1970

A set performed by Marloch, originally recorded live at the 2024 Trad Awards in Inverness with An Tèid Thu Leam a Mhàiri among the songs and tunes

Mairi Gillies is ready to start planting her veg. She meets biodynamic gardener Kirsty Macdonald, who started an island garden from scratch 25 years ago

Part two of two. Efforts by Saving Wildcats team at Highland Wildlife Park to save one of the UK's most endangered animals, the Scottish wildcat

Drama based on Finlay J MacDonald's well-known trilogy about childhood. The story begins in 1930 with four-year-old Finlay and his family moving into a tin house

By 1992 La Brise de Mer had succeeded in building a massive empire. The clan seemed invulnerable, though the arrival of new enemies soon caused it to falter

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

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