BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When AH-AH comes across an egg, he has no idea who it belongs to. Along with MacÌomhair, they seek advice from their friends so that they can return the egg to its parents

Seren's search for a weather-vane takes her on an adventurous journey

Some of Abney and Teal's favourite objects go missing, leaving them to wonder whether there has been a burglary

Ladybird and Bee meet a frog and some small tadpoles. Entertainment for younger viewers

Ernest is honoured when the mayor asks him to sing the Song of the Bears - but when his voice starts acting up, who can replace him if they're not a large bear with a rough voice?

Donald Ewen MacKinnon reads Halibut Jackson written and illustrated by David Lucas

Dave and his friends get lost on a school orienteering exercise. To make matters worse their map is snatched by a flock of giant tiger pigeons

Dave stumbles across a mermaid. After she takes up residence in the Spuds' bathtub, he and his family must somehow persuade their unwanted guest to go back to her watery home

The CBBC ALBA team look at the 16th-century witch hunts and the strange reasons allegations were made. James VI also gives his own opinion on witches

Hilda and Am Fear Fiodh embark on a high-seas adventure - racing the Draugen. It is not clear who will win - they need all the help they can get

Local, national and international news and information

Scotland v Switzerland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Micheal Steele presents coverage of the friendly match from KDM Group East End Park in Dunfermline. Commentary by Alasdair MacLennan

The lads cook without salt or sugar. Roddy's heart condition dictates that these must be cut out, or at least severely restricted in his diet

Cathy MacDonald meets people who have been living in Covid's shadow, learning about the different ways in which Long Covid has affected them

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

It is a day for celebration as Ina finally decides to upgrade her toilet facilities, but the plumber takes his job too seriously and finds himself stretched

Hymns, psalms and personal faith stories. Presented by Iain MacKinnon. Sian sing Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken, while Eilidh Eglinton explains the role faith has in her life

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