BBC Alba Monday

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

The little bunny looks forward to an ice-cream

When Coco is given a plaster for a cut, Bing decides that he should also get one

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

Boban is excited as he has a wrapped present for Fuigheag. Does Fuigheag know what a present is though?

Cùlag's new invention, the Parasol 3000, causes a huge problem when it freezes the pond

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

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

Morag Ann MacNeil reads Chan Fhaic Cearcan san Dorchadas, written and illustrated by Kristyna Litten and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Stella wants to organise a royal family games night, hoping it will be a success

When the class gets the chance to go on a camping trip, Stella, who's an expert in her own opinion, wants to practise in the garden with Mia and Freya

Bonns is determined to climb the highest mountain in the junkyard

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

Scott Rigg operates on a two-year-old pug in Aberdeenshire. At Blair Drummond Safari Park, it is vaccination day for the two nine-week-old lion cubs

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Plus, Calum Maclean is in his element as he takes a trip on the Cromarty Firth in search of dolphins

Local, national and international news and information

Peter MacQueen considers the labrador retriever and sets out to uncover why it's Scotland's most popular breed

Anna MacLeod asks what the future hold for the Catholic Church under the stewardship of new Pope Leo XIV

A session filmed at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall as part of Celtic Connections 2022, exploring the creative partnership between the Gaelic song group Sian and their enhanced line-up

Murdina is thrown into turmoil when she realises Johan is becoming a majority shareholder. Sìleas offers mysterious newcomer Rory a driving job

Archaeologists and volunteers head to Aberdeenshire to dig for artefacts which they hope will allow the site of the Deer Monastery to finally be identified

Featuring new music from renowned highland fiddler Duncan Chisholm, as well as newly composed songs from Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones

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