BBC Alba Tomorrow

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

Ladybird and Bee meet a frog and some small tadpoles. Entertainment for younger viewers

Oona and Otto decide to spend the morning watching the salmon leap but, before they can set off, Otto must put Pip and Pop to bed after the night hunt

When the great gull sets her sights on a poor little seagull chick, Oona and Baba are ready to challenge her and protect the bird

When Boban and Fuigheag find a soapy sponge, they have a lot of fun with the little bubbles. Fuigheag is in his element, though he sometimes needs to calm down

Ziff, Pipp and Button discover dental floss and plan an exciting tug-of-war showdown!

Brush really enjoys her holiday in the forest, which makes Fox want to go on a holiday as well

Rita and Pompon want to welcome the Tooth Fairy but, unfortunately, when Pompon wakes up, only one present has been left

Catriona MacPhee reads An Cù-chaorach Iongantach by Pinny Grylls, illustrated by Rosie Wellesley and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Plankton poses as a wish-granting genie

Cameras return to Sgoil Taobh na Cloiche for a new term. The in-service day was not as successful as Mr Mackle had hoped and Ms Sharpe has made the newspapers

Flix and Munchkin devote themselves to helping Tabi find her voice again and overcome her stage fright at a school talent show

The Gumbals are very busy, harvesting greenberry – except for Troig, who has lost all interest in what he was meant to be doing. In fact, he puts his friends in danger

There's a horrible smell from Troig, Bonns and Uilidh when they bet one another to eat chill-grubs - so awful that the smell sends the Bògaisean doolally

An aerial journey around a selection of golf courses in the Western Isles, and the story of the historic golf course at Askernish in South Uist

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic and Calum Maclean is in St Monans, finding out about the prosperity white gold brought to the area

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Playing from the comfort of their own homes are the Pretenders, and battling them to win the big prize in the studio are Ewen and Jonny, and Marley and Denise

Calum Maclennan examines the plans to overhaul youth development in the SFA, meeting clubs, players and fans, and asking what can be learned from Norway’s system

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald talks to sons and daughters of the manse, who were brought up during a time when the church had far-reaching influence

It is make-or-break time at the Hebridean family run tweed mill, Muileann Mhicsuain. Time is running out for mill owner Seumas as he tries to save his business

The wildest ways animals create and detect sound to communicate, navigate and survive, beginning by asking how they make sense of a world filled with noise. In Gaelic

Skipinnish perform the Atholl Set in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of Skipinnish, from Edinburgh Castle

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