BBC Alba Tuesday

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

AH-AH is very worried as he can't find MacÌomhair

The Abadas send Ela in search of the special word

Neep has a wonderful time flying through the windy air on a whirligig. Abney and Teal go to see Bop who blows a giant bubble for each of them so they can join in

The duo are alarmed when a big dragon appears. Fun animation for younger viewers

A new train that goes directly to the ocean has just opened in town. Célestine would love to go there with Ernest, but the ticket is very expensive

Suzie Roberts reads Dè Thachair Dhutsa?, written by James Catchpole, illustrated by Karen George and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Gran sits in front of the television for so long that she turns into a cocoon

Dave and his friend Zombie Katie are working on a school project about endangered animals, so George takes them on an expedition to the local park to see what they can find

The CBBC ALBA team takes a sideways look at some Scottish myths and legends, beginning with an interview with an infamous cannibal claiming to now be vegetarian

There's much to be organised for the end-of-year camping trip. Flòraidh has a new friend - but who is she? On the way, Hilda makes the acquaintance of a Nisse

Ramsay MacMahon visits Glenfinnan and Ardnamurchan, home to steam trains, spectacular scenery, Jacobites, music, and a very famous wizard

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the next steps of speaking Gaelic, while Calum Maclean heads on adventures to hidden treasures around Scotland

Local, national and international news and information

The final sees the remaining two couples given a big all-day challenge. With the prize of £2,000 in sight, their relationships and DIY skills will be pushed to the limits

Seventy years ago in 1952, British scientists moored a floating laboratory off Tolsta on the Isle of Lewis to animal test the efficiency of viruses, including bubonic plague

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald meets women at different stages of their journey to find out just what it means to go through menopause today

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Walter McSwain is the lucky recipient when Fraochy Bay WebTV decide to do it themselves, but it is unclear whether he will feel at home when the time comes for the big reveal

Hymns, psalms and personal faith stories. James Graham and Kim Carnie sing Fa Chomhair Cathair Dhè gu h-Àrd, and Mairi Rodgers explains the role of faith in her life

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