BBC Alba Today

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

Sula and Amma go round to Bing's house to watch a fireworks display, but a very loud rocket sends the rabbit racing back inside and under the kitchen table in shock

Bing has a shiny orange balloon, but it is not long until this beloved new toy pops

When Hare would rather read her big book of fairytales than hangout with Fox, he fears he's not exciting enough

A lobster tells us about his fearsome claws and how he can grow another claw if one were to break off

Abney is so engrossed knitting that he doesn't notice an enormous woolly tangle, wreaking havoc all over the island

Petit wants to have a pet dog, but his parents give him a boring bird

Martin MacIntyre reads Piseagan Piotsa, written and illustrated by Charlotte Voake

When the Neachdan are in the Bermuda Triangle, the laws of physics don't seem to apply. What's more, they're stuck there. However, with help from Jeffrey, they find a solution

Someone vandalises the school stone with paint. Everyone is under suspicion and Mr Mackle won't let anyone go home until he finds out who is responsible

It is the Spuds' turn to run Grim Fest, the annual festival at Grimsby Heights, but their jealous neighbours, The Dups, are out to sabotage their efforts

Dave is tired of following his parents' rules. Creating a reverse fountain of youth in the bathtub, he shrivels himself into an old man and sets about making up rules of his own

David Buckland is busy with sheep and cattle in North Uist, but one of his calls is to a croft to carry out a procedure he has never done in his 40 years of being a vet

Neil Mitchison chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean meets a storyteller.

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay MacMahon walks through the countryside in Perth and Kinross with broadcaster Cathy MacDonald, inviting her to share personal stories and reflect upon her life

The remarkable ways animals communicate, highlighting the extraordinary discoveries of scientists working at the cutting-edge of this field

From the Isle of Skye to metropolitan Glasgow and around the world, Ellen MacDonald completes her journey discovering all there is to know about coffee

Coinneach MacFhraing attempts to run the precarious and iconic Suilven ridge from one end to the other

Musician Iain Spanish MacKay meets those behind his favourite Celtic Rock records, including Runrig, Simple Minds, Thin Lizzy, Big Country, Wolfstone, Tide Lines and Peat & Diesel

A tempting offer from Lewis Fraser is on the table. The girls need to discuss selling the business, but right now aren't speaking to each other.

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