BBC Alba Thursday

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

Hare has been working really hard on a beautiful painting of Mermaid. While she is out to get a suitable frame, Fox accidently spills his drink on it, leaving a big stain

The animals enjoy playing in the mud in the garden when one of them receives an invite to play the word game

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

Neep gets himself into a sticky situation copying tricks from the circus. Abney and Teal help him to get cleaned up, but that's only the start of his problems

Pompon builds a new beehive and to entice the bees to it, Pompon dresses up as a flower. When his parents come to the rescue, Pompon tells them exactly what happened

Iain MacInnes reads Daoine Beaga, Aislingean Mòra: Ella Fitzgerald by Sanchez Vegara, illustrated by Maria Isabel and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Art thinks that the Baltic Sea Anomaly is other-wordly. The Neachdan learn that the truth is even more strange and more frightening

Calum visits the Findhorn Community in Morayshire, which was started by just three people in 1962, who wanted a greener lifestyle and community

Convinced that Dave does not like her any more, Gareth leaves and heads out to sea, prompting Dave to head out in pursuit to convince her to return

School puts Dave on a work placement with his father at the local dump. An old cow and a group of unruly fridges teach Dave a lesson about recycling

Children's stories about the First World War, featuring the tale of a 12-year-old American girl who flees the conflict in Europe with her parents

Canadian trio the East Pointers perform one of their songs

Joy Dunlop inspires viewers to take up the Gaelic language, here focusing on the theme of community

Local, national and international news and information

Kate Macleod goes deep-sea swimming, visits a deserted village with a history going back thousands of years and makes a discovery at the bottom of a loch

Part two of two. The story of gaytennis star Gottfried von Cramm. Until his death, he remained a symbol of resilience and integrity despite enduring harsh persecutions

Fiddle-and-guitar duo Ross Couper and Tom Oakes perform one of their sets rooted in Scottish and Irish traditions

Ramsay MacMahon visits Helsinki, the capital city of the country voted the happiest in the world - Finland. He takes a luxurious sauna and takes a dip in the Baltic Sea

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

Eight young musicians from Ireland and Scotland showcase their skills, while also collaborating with the likes of Duncan Chisholm and Ríoghnach Connolly

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