BBC Alba Monday

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

Sula and Amma go round to Bing's house to watch a fireworks display, but a very loud rocket sends the rabbit racing back inside and under the kitchen table in shock

Bing has a shiny orange balloon, but it is not long until this beloved new toy pops

Learning about animals with CBeebies ALBA. Today, it's all about tigers and foxes with Carrie and Ruairidh

Eilidh visits Alec and his beautiful Burmese cat Doris, who is eight years old

AH-AH bet MacÌomhair that he wouldn't say AH-AH all day and that leaves everything going topsy turvy

The Football Fish tells us how they live in very deep water and how they have a light attached to the top of their heads which helps to attract food towards them

Seren, Hari and Ela's usual games transform into an adventure to find a missing crown

Calum Maclean reads Beag air Bheag by Amber Stewart, illustrated by Layn Marlow and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

Stella has two tasks to carry out - to learn how to dance and to sit still for her portrait to be painted. However, each thing goes against the other

Stella has written a nasty review on the Teacher Review app about her kind teacher. As a consequence, she is full instantly full of regret

When the Gumbalan mistake Uilidh for the Great Captain Sgrìobair, he enjoys this empowerment. However, he has to be cunning when they have troubles with the the Bògaisean

When the Neachdan are trapped in a maze, strange things happen - the walls move and they can't find the way out. What is worse - they are not alone

Islay-born artist Heather Dewar meets teacher Morvern McPhee on the island, and captures her in a colour portrait

Calum Maclean is on Scotland’s east coast, where he’s hoping to have smoked fish for lunch

Local, national and international news and information

The cold winter is over and Peter and Coinneach are ready to get back to the hut. Peter is keen to try out birch tapping and Coinneach is busy making pizzas

Weekly insight into the major political, social and cultural issues hitting the headlines across Europe

A musical tribute to the mass emigration of 1923, which saw hundreds of young islanders travel from Stornoway to Canada on board the SS Metagama in search of new opportunities

This episode features musical stars from the UK, Ireland, and the US, including Emily Smith, Martha Wainwright, Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh, Rosanne Cash and Paul Brady

Personal stories from those involved in making Speaking Our Language, including Rhoda MacDonald, Marisa MacDonald, Donald 'Ryno' Morrison, Wilma Kennedy and Duncan MacNeil

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