BBC Alba Today

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

Tusk crosses the forest paths with his new motorbike. It's so loud that the forest friends can't even hear each other speak

Pip and Posy swap toys - a swap that's 'for keeps' - only for Posy to change her mind. But Pip doesn't want to change back

Rita and Crocodile are playing croquet in the garden, but Crocodile is much better at playing than Rita

Ladybird and Bee discover how far a grasshopper can hop. Wildlife-themed tale for younger viewers

Boléro hits his head and can't remember anything. He even thinks he's a mouse, then a duck

Huggleboo and Zizou put together a circus performance

Fiona Dunn reads Nop, written and illustrated by Caroline Magerl, and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

Dave and his friends are enlisted as cheerleaders for their school sports team. With the help of Gran, they put on the best cheer performance their Grimsby school has ever seen

At long last, some fun - volleyball

The King is worried for Stella’s safety when she goes out at midnight to see the lunar eclipse

Stella promises to help look after Mìcheal’s new kitten but she has to be cunning as both she and the King are allergic to moggies

When Tilidh, Sophie, Lilia and Marla attend a weekend camp, they learn, in the end, how strong and capable they are when they work as a team

Derek Knottenbelt operates on a horse with sarcoids, Fiona Crowden treats a cow that has rapidly lost weight, and Ealasaid Dick is in the midst of lambing

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Margaret Macleod Nicholson is her studio guest, while Calum Maclean visits Dunfermline

Local, national and international news and information

A journey to Nova Scotia, via a vineyard on the edge of the Bras d'Or Lake. In Halifax, more about the extraordinary Canadian immigration stories from Scottish shores

Cathy Macdonald visits Argyll where Robin Jenkins set his classic novel, The Cone-Gatherers, and explores some of the facts behind the fiction

Coinneach Rankin and Rori Hawthorn visit the mountain amphitheatre of Torridon, famed for its spectacular winter environment and the rock climbing available in summer months

La Brise de Mer's biggest heist, planned during 1990 when banks in Geneva were working to reinforce their security systems

Collaborative performances from Michael Doucet and Sharon Shannon, Darrell Scott and Karen Matheson as well as Iris DeMent and Emmylou Harris

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