BBC Alba HD Friday

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

Beag Clanger thinks that some treasure has fallen from space, but he's not at all sure what it is

On a chilly day, the Froglets enjoy camping with a tent, sweaters and marshmallows.

Baba proves that he is now as capable as his older sister and friends when he helps rescue a baby seagull that has got caught up in some fishing twine on the beach

The shrew crew is planning a feast, so Mossy sets out to collect berries. Oona and Baba help their friend, but find they are left with just a single berry at the end of the day

Petit is happy to be the star of the school play, until he discovers that the play they must act is The Brave Princess. He doesn't want to be a princess as he's not a girl

The animals are delighted when Ben wants to play, as the friends search for a new word

Joy Dunlop reads An Sligeanach as Luaithe sa Bhaile by Howard Calvert, illustrated by Karen Obuhanych and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Stella isn't happy as she has to go to granaidh's house at the weekend and she doesn't think that will be very relaxing. Also, she has plans with Mia and Freya

There's distress between three generations on Mother's Day, but it's fortunate that Stella is close by to reconcile matters

Carlota loves to race motorbikes. People say she's fast and, as a result of this, they call her Cheetah. When she coloured her hair, they renamed her the Blue Cheetah

Belle, Sebastian and Adele don't want to miss Groundhog Day. How can they do this without Elaina noticing - especially since Sonny has followed them?

The farmer's personal hygiene becomes a problem

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Iagan MacNeil finds out about the landscape and history along the St Cuthbert's Way, starting off at Melrose Abbey

Walking along the beaches of Barra, Ramsay MacMahon talks to social affairs correspondent Michael Buchanan about his life and career

Archaeologists and volunteers head to Aberdeenshire to dig for artefacts which they hope will allow the site of the Deer Monastery to finally be identified

How, as global temperatures rise, wild fires rage out of control, droughts and human-animal conflict intensify and systems destabilise

Tide Lines make a much-anticipated return to the festival, as Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald welcome the band to the Hot House Stage

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