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

Children's entertainment. Meanbh has created a melody and she wants to show it to Beag

Eilidh Cormack meets Leo and Dara and their cat, Bòtannan

Oona, Isabelle and Otto try to find soft, comfy things for for Otto to sleep on after Pip and Pop have stolen all the bedding

The friends try to figure out where Phoenix has picked up a strange, strong smell while playing with Mossy

For homework, Petit and his friends must draw what they imagine the prehistoric missing link looks like - but the kids end up acting like cavemen at Petit's house

Every night, Owl keeps watch over the forest, but with the Moon growing thinner and the woods growing darker night by night, Owl begins to feel lonely

Rosemary Ward reads Leòn Zoe Sìobra a h-Adhbrann, written and illustrated by Kes Gray and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

There's much interest in the present on Mr Bruno's desk and Stella is determined to find out if he has a girlfriend

When Mia is worried about an upcoming football game, Stella helps by giving her some good predictions. Then everyone else wants Stella to predict their futures

Calum wants to take his band from Glasgow to Oban for a big musical battle at the Royal National Mòd

Flix wants to use Aon Bhliadhna Deug Gu Sìorraidh for a new jacket. However, his mother dislikes the shop. How will he get past her when she is standing outside the retailer?

Bitzer's canine instincts get the better of him, resulting in shredded mail and an irate farmer, so Shaun decides to help out by taking on the role of Bitzer's therapist

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Coverage of a Premiership play-off match (Kick-off TBA)

Skipinnish perform Last of the Hunters in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of the band, from Edinburgh Castle

Paul Heaton, who was successful as the lead singer of the '80s indie rock group the Housemartins, appears on the Hot House Stage, joined by guest singer Rianne Downey

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Eddi Reader goes on a journey to discover more about her grandmother Sadie Smith's remarkable football career with Rutherglen Ladies

How, in an arena dominated by men, female spies of the Second World War overcame perceived weaknesses to become some of the conflict's most capable agents

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