BBC Alba Wednesday

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

Célestine catches the Green Mouse stealing carrots from the vegetable garden. She is about to lecture her when the mouse shakily confesses that she is under duress to act this way

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo to set them fun challenges. She tasks them with finding the items needed to bake a big, tasty cake

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

Eilidh is joined by Gus and Seòras along with their fish

When Muireall goes on an adventure, her friends have no interest in joining her as they are too busy with their own hobbies

Gasta is envious when his friends have fun and he's having a nap. However, naps are very important. Animated tales about the prickly, smelly, flea-bitten Happy Hoglet

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 An Solas air an Oidhche, written and illustrated by Marie Voight and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

Rakugo is a traditional form of comic storytelling from Japan, in which a listener should use imagination to 'see' what is happening. Ryuji loves talking, so it's perfect for him

Tabaidh and Munchkin head to Flix’s house for a sleepover, but how will they fare on their own though?

Calum Macdonald takes a look at some of the bonkers challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some very spicy hot sauce tasting

Shaun persuades Bitzer to take part in his game of cricket, but Bitzer is more worried about the condition of the pitch than the game thanks to the resident moles

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

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 continues to guide viewers through further steps to speak Gaelic, in an edition themed on travel

Local, national and international news and information

Heather Dewar meets and draws former CEO of An Comunn Gaidhealach John Morrison, who is originally from Ness but now living in Broughty Ferry

Donald 'Sweeny' Macsween tries meditation as a way to settle his ever-active mind. He also talks to Keith Morrison to find out why music is good for the soul

Ellen MacDonald embarks on a journey to discover all there is to know about coffee, from a coffee farm in Kenya to the lively Glasgow Coffee Festival

Spoof documentary. Angela clashes with angry locals shouting about short-term lets. There’s a sticky situation when an activist sneaks through the catflap with a tube of superglue

Scientists discover how king penguins use unique calls to locate their young and how researchers are beginning to decode the meanings behind different dog barks

A businessman identifies the Bay as a potential location for a new spa, so sends an envoy to explore the area

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring performances by Joan Osborne, Declan O'Rourke and Mary Chapin Carpenter

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