BBC Alba Monday

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

Phoenix joins in some Puffin Practice with Oona, Isabelle and Baba. Phoenix is very excited to learn from the others, but doubts himself when he can't do everything the puffins can

On a stormy day, Oona and Baba find Mossy and the Shrew Crew hiding from the thunder and lightning

A selection of songs from Carrie, Linda, Ruairidh and the CBeebies ALBA presenters

Eilidh is joined by Gus and Seòras along with their fish

AH-AH is trying to find his friends when they play hide-and-seek but finding his friends, without the help of his friends, isn't very easy

The friends play Hari's super game, but things are tougher than they seem

The swordfish is one of the sea's finest fish - there isn't another creature as skilled with a sword. However, the weapon doesn't protect them from their only enemy - the orca

Catriona Murray reads Tad, written and illustrated by Benji Davies and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Stella finds herself in a quandary having promised to play the harp for the Queen Mother's Garden Party on Saturday at the same time her band are playing at a party

Stella is devastated when she wakes up with a pimple on her face on a very important day. She has no idea how she will ever recover from this horrendous situation

The Gumbals are very busy, harvesting greenberry – except for Troig, who has lost all interest in what he was meant to be doing. In fact, he puts his friends in danger

Art thinks that the Baltic Sea Anomaly is other-wordly. The Neachdan learn that the truth is even more strange and more frightening

Creations include butterscotch meringue pie, a cherished family recipe in the Bays of Harris, plus a store cupboard pudding using sweet waffles and raspberries on the Isle of Lewis

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic and Calum Maclean scours the streets of Glasgow in search of Greek architecture

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay MacMahon walks along the south end of Kerrera with singer Kim Carnie, a few miles away from where she was raised in Oban

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

Kate Macleod visits Rubha an Dùnain in the company of Coinneach Maclean where she learns a little about Viking history

Mairi Rodgers goes to the Nuart Festival, Aberdeen's annual celebration of street art, and meets legendary photographer Martha Cooper

Award-winning musician Amy Laurenson and band, recorded at the Trad Awards, 2023. The set includes Shetland Reels, Ria's and Up an' Doon Da Harbour

Coinneach MacFhraing traverses sweeping ridges on the Isle of Lewis, tackling a long, steep rock climb high above the North Atlantic Sea

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