BBC Alba Today

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

Tusk plays a ping-pong game against himself, but keeps losing the balls, while Owl comes across an abandoned egg on his walk through the forest

Hari the hippo teaches the other Abadas to swim. Plus, submarine is today's word

When MacÌomhair gets a present in the post, he has no idea what the little yellow things are which were in the parcel

A thick blanket of snow covers the Island. Abney and Teal are very excited and go out to play, but they can’t find Neep anywhere to join in the snowy fun

Pompon is tired of hearing that he is too small to do some things and he wants to be big like his Dad but, after a time of trying it, he realises that it’s more fun to be small

Anne Lorne Gillies reads Bogsa-dhèideagan Ciopair, written and illustrated by Mick Inkpen and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Alpheus Benthos may possibly found the gates to Lemuria, even though it looks like he has no control over things

After last year's school inspection, the school board has appointed a new deputy head, Ms Dallas, to keep an eye on Mr Mackle

Convinced that Dave does not like her any more, Gareth leaves and heads out to sea, prompting Dave to head out in pursuit to convince her to return

School puts Dave on a work placement with his father at the local dump. An old cow and a group of unruly fridges teach Dave a lesson about recycling

Scott Rigg operates on a French bulldog in Aberdeenshire to correct a severe bend in his leg, with the help of some new technology

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic, here focusing on the theme of festivals

Local, national and international news and information

Daily life at Donegal Airport, following the dedicated team members responsible for keeping passengers safe and this vital airport alive

Ina and Jessie take a risk during a trip to the mountains, following a sign that appears to point to an exciting opportunity

A look at the incredible variety of different sounds animals use when they need to communicate with each other

Skipinnish perform Land Below the Waves in front of thousands of fans at a concert at Edinburgh Castle

Kenny Rankin travels to Glen Nevis to take on a climb called 'Storm', a classic test piece nestled in the middle of Polldubh, one of Scotland's premier rock-climbing destinations

Tide Lines make a much-anticipated return to the festival, as Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald welcome the band to the Hot House Stage

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

Spoof documentary shadowing a cleaning company. Angela and Katie aim to give the competition a bleaching. Written by and starring Hannah McKirdy and Lana Pheutan

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