BBC Alba Today

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

AH-AH has lost something but he can't remember what it is he's lost. Will he be able to find whatever it is he's lost though?

The friends finish tidying up, and Ben tries to find out where the word windsurfing is hiding

Abney puts on a magic show for Teal and the Poc-Pocs, but they are not very impressed. Then all sorts of strange and mysterious things start to happen with Abney's new hat

On a rainy day, Daolag-bhreac and Seillean must help the worms to safety. Wildlife-themed tales for younger viewers featuring Ladybird and Bee

Ernest starts sneezing without stopping. The doctor diagnoses an allergy - to mouse hair

Mairi MacInnes reads Sìle agus Dràgon written and illustrated by Lesley Barnes and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

George brings home a toy train set big enough for all the family to ride. Where might a trip on Spud railways take them?

Dave orders a water pistol with his birthday money, but is sent a unicorn toy instead. Will it bring joy and sparkle into his grumpy world?

The blue-haired girl is helpful to a sad and lonely giant, while her mum worries about the threats they've received and the possible move to a new place - to the city of Trolberg

It's a big day for Mr Mackle with the Mayor coming to celebrate the school's ancient stone. Daisy and Danny are busy making sure that everything is in place

Local, national and international news and information

St Johnstone v Ayr United (Kick-off 7.45pm). Micheal Steele introduces coverage of the all-Championship quarter-final at McDiarmid Park

Concert set performed by Skipinnish, originally recorded live at the Trad Awards 2024. Featured tracks include The Island, The Hag Set and Walking on the Waves

Artist and broadcaster Calum Angus Mackay explores the deep connection he, his family and other students, past and present feel for Mackintosh’s Art School

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

The town council investigates when a visitor, whose features and behaviour strike some residents as familiar, makes his presence known in the community

Seumas Graham sings Nas Dlùithe Dhut Fhèin a Dhè (Nearer my God to Thee), and Rev David Nicolson and Rosemary Ward reflect on their chosen reading from the Bible

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