BBC Alba HD Friday

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

When Goraidh wants to play, everyone else in the Farmyard Bunch is busy. He's delighted when he makes a new friend - another goat, called Oscar

There’s a fly in the den and Fuigheag is in pursuit of it. Nothing will stop him - Fuigheag is never still unless he’s sleeping

When Beag Chlangair is out fishing on the music-boat, he catches something unusual

When a butterfly comes in the window of the crèche and lands on Sula’s painting, Bing decides that he will help the poor thing find its way back outside

Bing has been very busy creating a beautiful chalk drawing of a dinosaur outside

Pompon misses the sun rising as he has to clean his teeth

Sam James Smith reads Tha Pom Pom Sgoinneil, written and illustrated by Sophy Henn and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The royal family have moved next door, and Stella wants to revise schoolwork with Mìcheal, and the King and Queen are going on a date

Stella's friends are visiting and she wants to prove that they are normal, just like everyone else

Matilda and her mother move to a new area. She is fortunate that she gets to know a monster in the forest - and that gives her confidence to make a new friend

The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge, but who will emerge victorious as Daniel joins them?

The teachers are away for a whole day. The saying 'When the cat is away, the little cats and the dog will play' soon applies

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

The local lobster fishermen are cast away by a tall tale and a tuneful encounter

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Rosemary Ward talks about Donald MacDonald's poem 'Comhradh an Eilthirich ris an Stuaidh'

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 discovers more about one of Scotland’s oldest and most majestic dog breeds - the Scottish deerhound. It's long been a favourite of hunters and royalty alike

Part one of two. How film-makers have been drawn to the Highlands and Islands to shoot amid the spectacular scenery of the Gaidhealtachd

Mary Ann Kennedy presents music by Dàimh and Sian, Amythyst Kiah, James Yorkston and Nina Persson, and NoGood Boyo

At the end of the 1970s, in Bastia, a ruthless clan was born called La Brise de Mer. The new group soon made itself known and was happy to take on the Corsican mafia

Gaelic singers Kim Carnie and Ellen MacDonald accompanied by a talented band perform Clò nan Gillean, Hi Rim Bo (Tha Sgeul Ùr Air Tighinn Don Bhaile) and An t-Each Odhar

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