BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When AH-AH has promised that MacÌomhair's secret is locked inside his beak and that he will tell no one, AH-AH finds it very difficult to keep his beak closed

Ben sends the friends off in search of a microphone

It is a peaceful day, but Neep is digging holes all over the Island and won't stop. Abney and Teal try to work out why he is so excited. It must be his birthday

Daolag-bhreac and Seillean learn what happens underground - finding it all really interesting

Ernest is sick and Célestine is taking care of him. However, Ernest is acting like a child and wants to do things his own way

Donald Ewen MacKinnon reads Feumaidh Ad a Bhith nad Chois, written by Simon Philip and illustrated by Kate Hindley

Dave and his friends embark on a school trip along the canal where they awaken an ancient monster called Big Lippy. The beast pushes them back in time, to the Jurassic era

Dave finds a handheld computer game at the dump. The game involves killing zombies which his friend, Zombie Katie, finds rather insulting

The CBBC Alba team learn about life in the 17th century on a visit to Mary King's Close in Edinburgh

The librarian needs Hilda and Flòraidh’s help when they come across the Witches Tower, and when they have to race against time to find a missing book

Neen MacKay follows the salmon's journey as she explores Scotland's fishing rivers

Gaelic rapper Hammy Sgìth and learner Liam McCormick join Joy in the studio, while Calum Maclean takes to the wing in Glasgow, trying out a pastime in which many Scots participate

Local, national and international news and information

Roddy has health issues with the diagnosis of heart failure, so the lads appraise recipes without wheat or diary produce

Memories from those who worked at the Arnish oil yard, who explain the significant impact it had on the town of Stornoway and indeed on the island as a whole

The ups and downs of life in Aberdeen after the discovery of oil in the North Sea. Boom times were ahead - followed by economic crashes and tragic disasters

Concert set performed by Skipinnish, originally recorded live at the Trad Awards 2024. Featured tracks include The Island, The Hag Set and Walking on the Waves

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

The James Brothers are commissioned to build new flumes at the swimming pool, and the skills of Peter the inventor are in demand to try to resolve the ensuing difficulties

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