BBC Alba Friday

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

Someone is stealing the milk from Madame. Who is the thief?

Eilidh is joined by Gus and Seòras along with their fish

Isabelle and Oona are joined by Marvin and the Hoots as they take a midnight journey to see plankton lighting up the sea

Oona, Baba, and May visit Mossy in the Undergrowth where they discover a mysterious visitor has been sleeping in everyone's dens

Something strange has fallen from the sky

Biscuit-loving Fox realises he is in bad shape. His friends want to help him to get fit, but he fails at all the exercises they suggest

Donna Morrison reads Tha Cù Milo Ag Ràdh Mò, written and illustrated by Catalina Echeverri and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

When Stella tries her hardest to persuade Bleideag to become the Easter Bunny, Bleideag refuses, preferring to stand up and honour all bunnies

Stella wants her own necklace - and is so obsessed that she takes one of her mother's necklaces without asking. Then she loses it

Nathan is worried about environmental pollution. He works on a project in school, about his concerns regarding the environmental crisis and the changes caused by it

The teachers are away for a whole day. The saying 'When the cat is away, the little cats and the dog will play' soon applies

The farm is transformed into a chilled environment where work and chores are abolished and the animals are encouraged to express themselves

Local, national and international news and information

Melrose v Selkirk (Kick-off 7.35pm). All the action from the match at The Greenyards. Commentary comes from Derek Mackay and Lee Jones

Skipinnish perform Last of the Hunters in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of the band, from Edinburgh Castle

Part two of two. Music trio Peat & Diesel have taken the Highland music scene by storm. Beyond their wildest dreams, the band's return to the road goes from strength to strength

In British Columbia, on land and in the air, brave Canadians do battle against avalanches - massive amounts of snow, threatening the infrastructure and the lives of the people

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

Ramsay meets singer Mary Ann Kennedy in Ardgour who opens up about feeling comfortable in her own skin as they walk along the Cona Glen

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