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

Wildlife-themed tales for younger viewers. A flying branch appears at bedtime - where on earth did it come from?

Mossy goes missing and Oona becomes increasingly worried about where her friend could be. In trying to find him, she is offered help from a very unlikely source - Flynne the fox

Oona and Baba want to be of help as the puffin burrow gets a spring clean. After deciding they will collect soft things to make a new bed, the pair take an unexpected adventure

Fuigheag is tangling everything up and Boban has to tidy all the mess up. Fortunately, the method of tidying looks like fun

After finding some pasta the Froglets create a rock band with maracas, drum and saxophone!

Linda Macleod and her friends Alexia and Scarlett make delicious cheese and oat scones. However, before starting they need to make sure they have all the ingredients

Ellen MacDonald reads Harriet an Nighean as Làidire san t-Saoghal by Ben Lerwill, illustrated by Beatrice Blue and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

When the class gets the chance to go on a camping trip, Stella, who's an expert in her own opinion, wants to practise in the garden with Mia and Freya

Although Stella is used to public speaking, it's another thing altogether to have to write her own speech, too. She's fortunate to have good friends though

As the first term comes to an end, Miss Sharpe and her pupils are busy preparing for the Mòd - and it looks as if Danny and Mrs Fullerton are out for revenge

The place is completely deserted. Is the Dark Orca under the influence of ghosts - where is everyone?

Iain Angus goes lobster fishing in Great Bernera, and the west side football team get back to training

Joy Dunlop meets learner and musician Teya-Jean Bawden, who lives near Beauly, and Calum Maclean goes in search of some tasty matchday treats in Kilmarnock

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

It's the day of Sìleas and Seumas's vow renewal. However, while Sìleas is excited Seumas seems preoccupied. His son, Dòmhnall, also has a lot on his mind

The life of Jessie N MacLachlan, who was brought up in a humble Gaelic home in Oban and died long before her time

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh learn about traditional music in Cork, accompanied by singer Mary Smith and fiddle-player Rachel Harris

Part one of two. Keith MacDonald travels South America on a journey to uncover the story of the Scots who emigrated there over a century earlier

A concert set performed by the Poozies, featuring the songs Wired to the Moon and Sausage, recorded at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

Angela and Katie compete against Shonnie and Calum from rival company Sgiobalta. The timing isn't perfect, as it clashes with the anniversary of Katie's reality TV appearance

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