BBC Alba Tuesday

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

After AH-AH falls, he feels nervous that he will hurt himself again outside and he prefers to stay in his bed

The friends get themselves into trouble during an Arctic adventure, while Seren has a great time searching for a robin

Abney makes a pot of porridge, but while he and Teal are busy setting the table the porridge disappears

The baby snails are up to all sort of things - leaving behind some shiny trails

All of the mouse children are leaving for camp. Célestine would like to go as well, but she's never been to camp before, and has certainly never left without Ernest

Calum Maclean reads Air a' Ghealaich, by Anna Milbourne

Dave eats a cheesecake that was not meant for him. When he goes to bed, he finds himself inside a cheesy dream with the rest of the Spuds, forced to address his cheesy guilt

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

When Twig runs away, Hilda and her mum go in search of him. They think he is missing the wilderness and this also makes them nostalgic for the hills, forests, the freedom

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition, where couples test their skills, but with the twist that 'instructions are not included'

Learner Maria Robertson from Aberdeen chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio, and Calum Maclean dons his dancing shoes as he tries out Bhangra dancing in Edinburgh

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay MacMahon walks through the Perthshire countryside, along a reservoir, and to the top of Innerdownie in the company of former police officer Calum Steele

How, with an ageing population across the country, pressure on care for the elderly has never been so acute in the Western Isles

A performance by Joy Dunlop and band at the Trad Awards, 2023, recorded live before an audience at the Caird Hall, Dundee. The songs include a set of puirt à beul

The impact of mass emigration of islanders during the 1920s and how communities are commemorating this emigration, some of which saw entire villages depart

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Jessie finds a lost masterpiece while looking in her attic for some old china, and must return it to Paris

Iain MacKinnon introduces the group Sian singing Gràdh tha Naomh, while Effie Ferguson talks about the role faith plays in her life