BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

Boban has fun being captain of a rowing boat. But what of Fuigheag?

Linda Macleod is joined by friends Finn and Georgia to make mouth-watering veggie burgers

Abney and Teal decide to set up a café. They're worried that they might not get any guests, but they needn't have worried!

The baby snails are up to all sort of things - leaving behind some shiny trails

Stan and Gran must quickly discover where all these worms came from or Ellie's new clothes drying service will be ruined!

Coinneach Rankin reads Mo Chreach a Sheòrais! Written and illustrated by Chris Haughton, it was translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Dave and his friends are enlisted as cheerleaders for their school sports team. With the help of Gran, they put on the best cheer performance their Grimsby school has ever seen

Betty gives Dave a bad haircut ahead of the annual community disco, so Dave has to wear a wig. Unfortunately, his new stylish hairpiece comes with a few side-effects

On their way to the Trolberg Winter Festival, Hilda, Flòraidh and Daibhidh come across funny little characters, who are looking for naughty children

Astronaut Bekah tells viewers all about stars and shows some of the astounding images taken in space

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition, where couples test their skills, but with the twist that 'instructions are not included'

Learner Maria Robertson from Aberdeen chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio, and Calum Maclean dons his dancing shoes as he tries out Bhangra dancing in Edinburgh

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Fishermen brave the weather to take part in the Barra and Vatersay fishing competition, and a horse show is held in Benbecula. Meanwhile Highland dancers compete at the South Uist games

The involvement of Scottish people in the Cold War, played out in the aftermath of the Second World War. Plus the role of the Isle of Benbecula as a rocket testing range

Concert set performed by Ross Miller Band, originally recorded live at the Trad Awards, 2025. Featured tracks include The Dedication Jigs and The Drunken Man from Kalabakan

Hebrides Triathlon follows the journey of two Lewis men who throw themselves head, and feet, first into the sporting challenge of their lives

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

The town is overrun by sheep, leaving local dignitaries unsure of how to deal with the problem - until a mysterious stranger appears

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

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