BBC Alba Today

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

Hoppity takes an unexpected trip

The friends pretend to be nature explorers, though Bing doesn't pay quite enough attention to the things he is picking up

The animals learn about the word 'gift', and Ela the fox feels left out because she does not have a special toy

Abney and Teal come up with a plan to save two Poc-Pocs from a storm monster

The Sea Angel tells us about how they are not slow at swimming and how they are protected from predators by the sticky coating which covers them

Eilidh Cormack visits Niah and her lively bearded dragons, Dell and Phoenix. She also finds out how to look after bearded dragons and all the fun stuff they get up to together

Eoghan MacDonald reads Anns a' Ghàrradh Ghrinn Dhìomhair, written by Linda Sarah, illustrated by Fiona Lumbers and translated into Gaelic by Angela MacEachen

Fleod has to be practical as he has to free the Gumblan who’ve been ensnared and he has to defend them from Bògaisean

When Dùd’s toots attract cnuimhean, some of them aren’t friendly, and Dùd runs away to Cnoc Bògais. The King is not at all happy, and this causes conflict

A new kid on the block gets Bitzer into trouble, so Shaun decides to tach him a lesson

Dave and his friends get locked in school overnight. If that wasn't bad enough, they find that they are not alone

The Spuds show off Betty and George’s new bed by taking it for a spin around the town, picking up a few unexpected passengers along the way

Neen MacKay follows the salmon's journey as she explores Scotland's fishing rivers

Peter MacQueen heads to the stunning Isle of Skye on a mission to track down one of the rarest dog breeds in the world - the Skye Terrier

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

In the south of Kintyre, Ramsay MacMahon stays on the tidal island of Davaar for the night, and visits Saddell Bay; where Paul McCartney filmed the video for Mull of Kintyre

How animals communicate when they need to work as a team, highlighting the extraordinary discoveries of scientists working at the cutting edge-of this field

A set performed by Marloch, originally recorded live at the 2024 Trad Awards in Inverness with An Tèid Thu Leam a Mhàiri among the songs and tunes

Sketch show featuring a collection of comic characters, spoofs, unrequited love and comedy horror

Part one of two. Mairi Rodgers looks at what climate change means for Scotland and the progress being made in the move towards net zero

Coinneach is in his element this week as he traverses the incredible skyline of the Rum Cuillin, high above the clouds

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