BBC Alba HD Thursday

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

Little Dùd needs to be where he can hoot all day. Unfortunately, he went missing but found his way back home to Planet Dùd, with a little help from his new friends

The animals build a snow castle in the mountains before playing the word game with Ben, and Hari the hippo searches inside the house for a stool

When AH-AH get invites to three parties taking place at the same time, he doesn't want to disappoint anyone. However, he learns that it's not a good thing to be too popular

On a beautiful springtime day, it looks like Bop's had little babies. Abney and Teal find out just how much trouble growing babies can be

After returning from the forest, Mamaidh notices that he is full of fleas - but how will they get rid of them?

Donald Smith reads An Ròn Beag by Janis Mackay, illustrated by Gabby Grant and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

A strange hidden ancient temple with unusual statues proves to be a mystery to the Neachdan. Whatever else, they must beware the sentinels

The team visits Edinburgh to learn about the infamous Burke and Hare and the dastardly duo themselves take to the stage with a song about their evil deeds

Dave is warned by local fortune teller Madam Donald that walking under a ladder will bring bad luck. He walks under one anyway, and soon a meteor is heading for Grimsby

Anna trains to be a magician with Dave as her helpful assistant. Their disappearing trick is not up to much though - that is until Zombie Katie bestows a magic spell book upon them

Fiona Crowden is on a call in Angus to help a heifer that is carrying a valuable pedigree calf, while on Lewis, lambing time is keeping crofters and vets busy

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic, joined by studio guest Iain MacPherson who hails from Alberta, Canada

Local, national and international news and information

Creations include butterscotch meringue pie, a cherished family recipe in the Bays of Harris, plus a store cupboard pudding using sweet waffles and raspberries on the Isle of Lewis

The true stories of six courageous and cunning women during the conflict, who extracted crucial intelligence and conducted daring escapes, helping change the course of history

The Gary Sutherland Ceilidh Band performing a lively set of jigs at the Trad Awards 2021

Coinneach MacFhraing traverses sweeping ridges on the Isle of Lewis, tackling a long, steep rock climb high above the North Atlantic Sea

John Morrison explores the life of Edinburgh-born William Brodie, whose double identity is believed to have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's character Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Robert Robertson presents music from the Trad Awards and from past Trad Winners, with Sheila Stewart, Griogair Labhruidh, Lori Watson and Karine Polwart among others

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