BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When Cùlag is sad, as he has failed to launch his rocket to the moon, his friends resolve to bring the moon to him

Hari the hippo looks for a map, encountering a scooter and a pathway as he searches the area

The friends are painting all sorts of things, but Neep won't take part. Soon everyone joins in with Neep instead and need to think of something clever to help them with their spots

Something has fallen from the tree - an apple. Ladybird and Bee learn that the humble apple gives a lot of happiness to man

Ernest is grumbling as his bees are producing bitter, inedible honey

Muireann Kelly reads Leagsaidh Lorgaire agus a' Bhriosgaid a Ruith air Falbh, written by Jane Clarke, illustrated by Loretta Schauer and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

George brings home a toy train set big enough for all the family to ride. Where might a trip on Spud railways take them?

Dave orders a water pistol with his birthday money, but is sent a unicorn toy instead. Will it bring joy and sparkle into his grumpy world?

Ellen Macdonald takes a look at some of the crazy challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some tricky upside-down noodle-lifting

The blue-haired girl is helpful to a sad and lonely giant, while her mum worries about the threats they've received and the possible move to a new place - to the city of Trolberg

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition, where couples test their skills, but with the twist that 'instructions are not included'

Joy Dunlop explains the next steps to speak Gaelic, joined in the studio by learner Ruth MacAlpine from the Isle of Lewis

Local, national and international news and information

The progress of novice gardener Peter MacQueen. Peter starts preparing for the growing season, sorting through his seed collection

Donald Macsween is expecting more calves than ever to be born, but unforeseen problems lie ahead. He also explores whether seaweed could be fed to his cows

For almost 40 years, DK MacPhee has lived with dystonia, which leaves him unable to straighten his head. DK gives an insight into the impact this has on his daily life

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

A submarine needs help from the town's resident inventor

Iain MacKinnon introduces music from Ruairidh Gray and the choir Binneas. There is also spiritual poetry from Donald E Meek and Chloe Steele performs a tune of worship on the pipes

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