BBC Alba Monday

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

Bing and Sula are playing with Nicky, Sula's cousin, but things do not go well for them

Bing and friend are dressed up for Halloween but Charlie isn't happy

Boban has muddy paws, so it is good that Boban is so capable when it comes to cleaning

Boban and Fuigheag play see-saw - but it looks a little wobbly. Fun and games for younger viewers

When AH-AH wakes up in the morning, he is so hungry that his stomach is rumbling

The Sea Angel tells us about how they are not slow at swimming and how they are protected from predators by the sticky coating which covers them

The Abadas go in search of today's special word before they can move into their new den

Siobhan MacInnes reads Bilidh agus an Dràgon, written by Nadia Shireen and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

The school fair is going to take place and Stella and the children have to bake for it. The Queen wants to use a delicious royal recipe, but how will they get on?

The King and the Mayor’s competiveness puts the whole town in danger, but can this rivalry also save the town?

When Troig and Glob get stuck together in a tyre, they have to work together in order to get out and to be friendly to one another. But how will they get on?

There's a huge, white whale to be saved and the Neachdan believe it could be the Moby Dick. They must protect it before Dànaidh Dalma gets close

Murdo Macdonald goes to Ian Hamilton Finlay’s garden and work of art, Little Sparta, set in the Pentland Hills, created across a seven-acre moorland site

Calum Maclean visits an artistic and poetic railway tunnel in Colinton, Edinburgh, and Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic

Local, national and international news and information

Gregor MacLeod discovers a 100-year-old cookbook in Lewis, but also comes up with his own recipe at home in Callanish for a goat's cheese and vegetable galette

The largest single repopulation policy undertaken in Scotland, due to the 'land for heroes' initiative adopted shortly after the First World War

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring Karan Casey, James Taylor and Eddi Reader

Memories of 1983, when the world came close to nuclear war when a faulty Soviet system sent an alert of an incoming USA missile attack

An Dannsa Dub, recorded at the Trad Awards in 2024. Songs include Dram Druid, Tha Mi Air Chall, Kick Up the Dust and My Blood Runs Deep/My Bassline Runs Deep

Sauna lover Vicky Kilgour embarks on a road trip up Scotland's west coast in search of wellbeing and happiness, with friend Duncan MacDonald along for the ride

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