BBC Alba Wednesday

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

Célestine is preparing drawings for Mandarine's birthday but doesn't have any more paint, while Ernest is hungry but completely broke

Linda challenges Meaban and Moo with finding pairs. Their hut is full of junk so Meaban and Moo just need to have a good rummage

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

When Fuigheag is hungry first thing in the morning, he needs food. However, he has a problem getting fed when Boban is fast asleep

When Goraidh wants to play, everyone else in the Farmyard Bunch is busy. He's delighted when he makes a new friend - another goat, called Oscar

Gasta's friends are all too busy to play with him, so he worries about being all alone. However, he realises that they are still friends even when doing something else

Kathleen MacInnes reads A' Chailleach-oidhche Bheag Thapaidh written by Penny Little, illustrated by Sean Julian and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Ròsaidh is feeling low, but when the bully hassling her gives her a paltry gift on her birthday, an old teddy, she seems to be able to do amazing things

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

When the twins find a camera, they have lots of fun with it. The Bògsaisean aren’t very happy with this, but Seonaidh and Meri don’t care

The CBBC Alba presenters embark on another challenge, but it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious as they are joined by Mateo

Choirstaidh is back with another programme from her studio A' Chùil. She makes a sign, and other things, out of string to decorate her studio

Local, national and international news and information

Glasgow City v Sporting Club (Kick-off 7.35pm). Coverage of the last-16 first-leg match at Petershill Park. Presented by Micheal Steele and commentary by Alasdair MacLennan

Coinneach Rankin and Annie MacNeil's journey through Morocco concludes with a trip to climb a rocky tower situated in a challenging desert environment

How the Soviet Union's development of space and missile technology and the United States' investment in radar networks and nuclear tests began to panic the Nordic countries

Cathy MacDonald explores the themes of George Mackay Brown's novel Greenvoe, which imagined an Orkney island community threatened by a mysterious defence project

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