BBC Alba HD Monday

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

When Bing and his friends draw a picture for Gilly, Charlie does a squiggle on Bing’s picture. But Gilly shows them that this is not such a bad thing

When Bing is at Sula’s house for a PJ Party, he gets frightened when he hears a large scratchy branch outside

There's much to be done - pillows to shake and a bed to be made. Boban is ready for his bed, but the same cannot be said for Fuigheag. Fun and games for younger viewers

Fuigheag really loves to be chased and he is really good at playing the game. Will Boban catch him this time?

When AH-AH decides to go for a trek to the other side of the hill, his friends kindly advise him on what equipment he will need

How the flying fish can defend themselves from their predators by flying through the water at speed

Ben sends the Abadas on a quest to find a cocoon

Sorcha Groundsell reads ‘S ann Leamsa a tha an Lon Seo, written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald.

Stella seeks to help the Queen, wanting her to do something normal - like becoming a member of the Book Club. But how normal is it when the Queen attends?

When Stella puts glasses on to appear more intelligent, like Mia, things don't work out as she hopes they will

Bonns and Troig have poor recollection of how they ended up in Cnoc na Bògais and blame one another. Will Uilidh admit it was his fault?

Alpheus Benthos may possibly found the gates to Lemuria, even though it looks like he has no control over things

Murdo Macdonald finds out why fungi is so important, Roddy Maclean talks about the bramble and Mark Newman from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh reveals how trees reproduce

Joy Dunlop meets learner Keith Mackenzie from the Isle of Skye and Calum Maclean is in Argyll, on the hunt for one of Scotland’s more reclusive creatures

Local, national and international news and information

In Skye, Gregor MacLeod tastes a pudding recipe passed down through generations. He later makes smoked pastrami with accompanying rye rolls

In-depth reports on some of the most important issues from Scotland and across Europe

A look at how the extreme symptoms of menstruation can impact on women's lives, from those dealing with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to Endometriosis

Kate MacLeod visits Heisker, west of North Uist. She learns of Bonnie Prince Charlie and visits Rossinish, finding out about a real mermaid spotted in Benbecula

The Faodail Film Archive, which gathers lost indigenous film collections from the 1930s to the 1980s in the Outer Hebrides, storing the footage for future generations

From Celtic Connections 2024, Julie Fowlis and guests are joined by the Binneas choir for a landmark performance at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

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