BBC Alba Monday

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

Bing and Sula prepare lunch together with Amma. They wash carrots and prepare peas and learn that not everybody likes food served the same way

Bing and Flop find a dog when they are out

The friends play tug of war and Fuigheag proves to be very good at it

Fuigheag wants to play 'chase' with a spider. However, it remains to be seen whether the spider is happy to play with Fuigheag

AH-AH is unhappy as he thinks that nobody has planned anything special for his birthday and that his friends have forgotten it

The dolphin reveals how clever they are and how only humans can claim to be smarter

The Abadas try to find some sun cream to protect themselves from heat on the beach

Siobhan MacInnes reads Geronimo: An Ceann-fionn a bha airson sgèith! written by David Walliams, illustrated by Tony Ross and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

The royal portrait is being taken tonight but things have gone awry for Stella. A hair dye accident has meant that her hair is ruined. What will the King and Queen say?

The King is worried for Stella's safety when she goes out at midnight to see the lunar eclipse

Tink becomes consumed with a golden seat, but the King is after it also, after being told by Bògais-shìd’ that it holds great powers

A strange hidden ancient temple with unusual statues proves to be a mystery to the Neachdan. Whatever else, they must beware the sentinels

Orthopedic surgeon Scott Rigg treats a lame Labrador, while at Highland Wildlife Park, Jane Harley examines a cat that has been brought in - and it could be a Scottish wildcat

Calum Maclean is in Glasgow taking a step back in time along the banks of the River Clyde, and Joy Dunlop meets learners Audrey and Davy Paterson from Taynuilt

Local, national and international news and information

On the Isle of Lewis, Gregor MacLeod picks up locally grown parsnips to make a cake and turns quails' eggs from an honesty box into scotch eggs

Donald 'Sweeny' Macsween tries meditation as a way to settle his ever-active mind. He also talks to Keith Morrison to find out why music is good for the soul

Ellen MacDonald embarks on a journey to discover all there is to know about coffee, from a coffee farm in Kenya to the lively Glasgow Coffee Festival

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring Dónal Lunny, Sarah Jarosz, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Teddy Thompson

Recounting the early 1970s, the story of a year in childhood, when an unconventional teacher with radical new ideas arrived to teach at a small island school

Leading young traditional musicians Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach take a musical voyage on the vessel Wylde Swan to some of the most remote islands off Scotland's north-west coast

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