BBC Alba Monday

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

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

When a ladybird comes to visit - and re-visits - Fuigheag gets protective of his private space and, especially, his food

When Boban and Fuigheag find a soapy sponge, they have a lot of fun with the little bubbles. Fuigheag is in his element, though he sometimes needs to calm down

When AH-AH has promised that MacÌomhair's secret is locked inside his beak and that he will tell no one, AH-AH finds it very difficult to keep his beak closed

The sheephead fish, which is very sneaky - it can eat pretty much anything as it has very sharp teeth and can steal the bait off fishing hooks without getting caught

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

Catriona Lexy Campbell reads Gun-mhàs, An Ròbot a Chaill a Mhàs written and illustrated by Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

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

Stella doesn't wish to embarrass herself when she is invited to dinner at Mìcheal's house. The problem is that the food isn't to her liking

The Gumbles are worried as Fleod is unable to 'spang' back as herself and is stuck in the sky, unable to get rid of air

An unusual creature is spotted walking across the ocean floor, causing havoc. It needs to be identified - and stopped in its tracks

Heather Dewar travels to Heaste in Skye, where she meets Neil MacKinnon, known to many as Niall Heasta. A keen fisherman, Neil is something of a Skye legend

With Andrew Ditton, whose love of Gaelic inspired a move to Uist, and Calum Maclean visits Airth in Stirlingshire where he discovers a fruity architectural surprise

Local, national and international news and information

Visual artist and horticulturalist Mairi Gillies gets some help with building a path to her crub and harvests her vegetables

The ups and downs of life in Aberdeen after the discovery of oil in the North Sea. Boom times were ahead - followed by economic crashes and tragic disasters

Collaborative performances from Emmylou Harris and Mary Black, Rosanne Cash and Radney Foster, as well as Irish music legends Andy Irvine and Dónal Lunny

How, far from being the preserve of politicians and military planners, for nearly 50 years the Cold War impacted the everyday lives of ordinary people

Ramsay MacMahon visits Vienna at his favourite time of year to induldge himself in all things Christmas

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