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

The duo embark on their first adventure, taking a trip to the moon when their cheese supplies run out. Bafta-winning animation, with the voice of Peter Sallis

Rangers v Celtic (Kick-off 1.40pm)). Coverage of the second semi-final, held at Broadwood Stadium. Presented by Micheal Steele, with commentary by Alex O'Henley

Peatbog Faeries bring the Trad Awards 2023 to a close with this short concert set. The featured songs include The Jesster, Ann Robertson's Kitchen and Innes Drinks the Bru

Eilidh Cormack is joined by Findlay and Lachlan and their pet dogs Maisie and Lola. He offers tips on how best to handle, train and feed them

A selection of crofting songs from Carrie, Linda, Ruairidh and the CBeebies ALBA presenters

Isabelle and Oona are in a rush, running to the beach to catch a glimpse of a Cattle Egret. While the others hurry along, Baba discovers a whole new small world along the way

Isabelle and Oona can’t find Mossy, so Flynne comes along to help them look. The trio head off but they’re an unlikely group - it seems puffins and foxes don’t have much in common

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

Local, national and international news and information

Six talented young musicians vie for the prestigious title of BBC Radio Scotland Young Musician of the Year 2026, staged at Glasgow's City Halls

Highlights of local, national and international news stories, as reported on BBC Alba

Six talented youngsters return to the stage in Glasgow's City Halls to compete for the prestigious title of BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician

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

Life in the small fishing port of Leverburgh, Harris. Donald and Catriona must have their lobsters ready for collection - even at Christmas time

Part two of two. Efforts by Saving Wildcats team at Highland Wildlife Park to save one of the UK's most endangered animals, the Scottish wildcat

A fun-filled look back at 50 years of pop and rock music on the isle of Lewis, as local musician Iain Mackay takes a fond look over the years and wonders what the future holds

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald introduce a session by Natasha Bedingfield, as the pop star makes her festival debut on the Hot House Stage

From the Isle of Skye to metropolitan Glasgow and around the world, Ellen MacDonald completes her journey discovering all there is to know about coffee

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