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

The Farmyard Bunch Football Club is meeting, but what kind of strange game are they playing?

Eilidh Cormack meets young children who are pet owners. Together they show, tell and share how they care for, play and interact with their pets at home

When Fox notices that Owl feels gloomy and bored, he invents a new holiday to cheer him up

Isabelle, Phoenix and Oona are on their way to meet Mossy - and Baba and Lala want to come along too. However, Lala wanders off, and Baba searches all over for her

Bernie gets washed out to sea on a bit of driftwood, while waiting on Bernadette for a date

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

Donna Morrison reads Na Can Creachadairean, written and illustrated by Sarah McConnell and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Stella wants to prove how normal her clan is are and that its members recycle as well as any other family. She puts plans in place to recycle at the state dinner

When Stella tries her hardest to persuade Bleideag to become the Easter Bunny, Bleideag refuses, preferring to stand up and honour all bunnies

The dog in a cats' world has to figure out what his superpower is. Whatever it is, he has to try to find out what it does. Animation for younger viewers

When the farmer gets stuck in the toilet, Bitzer drafts in Shaun and the gang to help out

Some people believe that dancing is only for girls, but Mathaios wants to prove that dance is for everyone

Local, national and international news and information

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

The lads sample a variety of Middle Eastern dishes made by their Muslim neighbours, and are inspired to prepare their own Namak Mandi dish, chicken curry, and Tabbouleh

Ramsay MacMahon walks along the coast of Tiree with Ian Smith, of the band Trail West, who has also set up his own distillery

Music trio Peat & Diesel have taken the Highland music scene by storm. However, being on the road all the time brings challenges for the band

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

Skipinnish perform The Island in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of performances from Edinburgh Castle

The traditional music event celebrates comedy and folk music legend Billy Connolly, featuring a stellar line-up of the nation's folk and traditional music scene

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