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

When AH-AH says he has to be somewhere else, his friends cannot understand why he is in so much of a hurry. They decide to find out where he is going and who he is meeting up with

Ela tries to piece together Ben's cryptic clues as she goes in search of a mobile phone

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

Something has fallen from the tree - an apple. Ladybird and Bee learn that the humble apple gives a lot of happiness to man

Celestine registers Ernest to a music contest without telling him. In the meantime, Ernest sends one of Celestine's drawings to the museum, without telling her

Niall Iain Macdonald reads Sligeanach an aghaidh Geàrr: An Athrèis! by Preston Rutt

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

The fearless blue-haired girl makes a new friend - a raven who has lost his memory

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

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

Joy Dunlop explains the next steps to speak Gaelic, joined in the studio by learner Ruth MacAlpine from the Isle of Lewis

Local, national and international news and information

A break in the weather at the end of January is good for everyone. Plus, a famous name who's made his home in Harris as an engineer on the VW Beetle

The story of Duncan Mackenzie's passion for the landscape of north west Scotland, filmed over four years as he manages a herd of deer and copes with anything the land throws at him

Examining the appeal of the great outdoors, focusing on how Scots sought to maintain a healthy lifestyle, while trying to escape the dark shadow cast by the pandemic

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Two tourists visiting the community decide to see what the local museum has to offer

Isobel Anne Martin sings Psalm 51, Donald-Iain Brown recites Spiorad Naoimh Dhè, and Pàdruig Morrsion and John Alex MacQuarrie reflect on a Bible reading

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