BBC Alba Friday

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

The vet wants to take a look at Ailig's sore hoof, but Alec isn't for it. However, he is very happy when she finds a sharp stone stuck in his hoof

Linda challenges Meaban and Moo with finding three different vegetables while they get ready for a Halloween party

A heatwave has struck the forest. Fed up with the high temperatures, Ping Wing decides to pack her bags and go back to her original home, the South Pole

When Bing, Sula and Pando kick a ball around the garden, Bing and Pando want to try kicking it further. Unfortunately, the ball goes in the wrong direction and breaks a window

Bing has broken his arm and he has a plaster cast on. Sula comes over to visit and wishes she had a plaster too

Pompon and Rita are now doctors, and they are treating Pompon's old toys

Angus Peter Campbell reads Cò Mì, written by Gervase Phinn, illustrated by Tony Ross and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The door is locked and the royal family don't know how to use a key. How will they get inside without the butler's help?

When Stella sprains her ankle, she gets a lot of attention from everyone. She enjoys this very much, possibly to the point of taking advantage of the situation

Leyla's Granny is coming to stay with her after a spell in hospital, but she is feeling a bit down. How can Leyla lift Granny's spirits?

Ellen Macdonald introduces stories for Halloween, including the tale of a vampire with a ghost in his pot

Flix wants to use Aon Bhliadhna Deug Gu Sìorraidh for a new jacket. However, his mother dislikes the shop. How will he get past her when she is standing outside the retailer?

Local, national and international news and information

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

Kate Macleod witnesses a rare occurrence when a pod of dolphins appears in Loch Roag. She also visits the island of Vuia Mhor where she learns about its former inhabitants

Màiri Gillies visits Chrissie Macleod's flower garden on the isle of Lewis and learns more about botanical illustration from accomplished botanical artist Jacqui Pestell

Ingrid Henderson embarks on a thrilling journey around Scotland's rich mythical worlds and composes music to bring them back to life

A profile of Calum 'Steallag' MacLeod, who was one of the last remaining traditional blacksmiths in Scotland and a much respected and admired member of the Lewis & Harris community

Carrie MacNeil introduces the bands competing at Grade One in the 2025 World Pipe Band Championships, better known as The Worlds

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