BBC Alba HD Friday

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

The vet wants to take a look at Ailig's sore hoof, but Alec isn't for it. However, he is very happy when she finds a sharp stone stuck in his hoof

Fuigheag is trying to eat everything he can. However, it’s very difficult to pack a lunchbag when Fuigheag is nearby

When a robot appears on the planet, he shows the Clangers where he has travelled so far. With help from Beag Chlangair, he sees a picture of himself for the first time

Charlie visits today, but he and Bing cannot agree on what to play

While at the park, Bing spots Pando on his new skateboard and decides he wants a go

Mamaidh has told Pompon a secret - she's arranged a party for Daddy's birthday - but how will Pompon keep the secret?

Sam James Smith reads Tormod an t-Seilcheag agus an t-Slige Ghòrach, written by Sue Hendra and illustrated by Paul Linnet

There's a real medical emergency when Belle and Sebastian come across a kid, who's dehydrated after being separated from his mother in the mountains

Sebastian wants to prove that he is capable of being a great mountain guide

When Nidza plays football with his friends, things don’t go his way as he finds himself locked in a cellar and he’s petrified of the dark

With support from The LAB Scotland and Bekah & Zach, pupils from Glasgow Gaelic Primary School learn about TV presenting on CBBA Alba

The national final of Cuach na Cloinne, with six football teams from across the country taking part

Local, national and international news and information

Ina and Jessie enjoy themselves at the opera

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Melina MacLean discusses the impact of Sorley MacLean's poem, Ban-Ghàidheal, had upon her

Actress turned-interior-designer Erica Morrison goes on a design adventure throughout the Highlands and Islands, with the help of local craft workers

Peter MacQueen heads to the stunning Isle of Skye on a mission to track down one of the rarest dog breeds in the world - the Skye Terrier

Ten years on from his death from cancer, Tommy Burns' daughters and sons look back on the life and career of their father, a much-revered football player and manager

A special concert to celebrate 20 years of Skerryvore in the spectacular surroundings of Floors Castle, Kelso, in the Scottish Borders

A performance by Joy Dunlop and band at the Trad Awards, 2023, recorded live before an audience at the Caird Hall, Dundee. The songs include a set of puirt à beul

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