BBC Alba Thursday

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

When Bing and Sula find a frog in the garden, they attempt to build it a house that might entice it to stay. However, the little frog seems unimpressed with its new surroundings

Charlie is visiting and Bing has chosen a game for them to play. However, it transpires that Charlie is too little to play the game properly

Every night, Owl keeps watch over the forest, but with the Moon growing thinner and the woods growing darker night by night, Owl begins to feel lonely

The Blue Dragon Fish tells us how she is a Sea Slug and that she loves to float on the surface of the ocean

On a hot and sunny day, Abney and Teal make themselves some shady straw hats. Then the weather turns, and a strong wind starts blowing them into all sorts of trouble

For homework, Petit and his friends must draw what they imagine the prehistoric missing link looks like - but the kids end up acting like cavemen at Petit's house

Mairi Morrison reads Cuimhnich a-nis, Na Dèan Mèaran! by Helene Boudreau, illustrated by Serge Bloch and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

A strange hidden ancient temple with unusual statues proves to be a mystery to the Neachdan. Whatever else, they must beware the sentinels

The computer virus has spread and the staff have differing opinions on how to put a stop to it. IT and Daisy try to figure out who is to blame while Danny and Mr Mackle try to figure out how it started

Ellen Macdonald introduces a selection of her favourite facts

Dave’s lazy day of doing nothing is ruined when the town sees an uprising - of their pants

Vets Ellie Milnes and Alice Bacon castrate a horse at Highland Wildlife Park, while in Aberdeenshire, Scott Rigg operates on a retriever's eye

Professor Rob Ó Maolalaigh chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio about dialects

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Ramsay MacMahon is in South Ayrshire for a coastal walk in the company of journalist and poet Niall O'Gallagher

Having come to power, Hitler's previous will for peace has changed and he commits his top commanders to a war of extermination

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

Coinneach MacFhraing pits himself against difficult winter conditions in one of Scotland's fearsome mountain environments - the notorious Cuillin Ridge

Alasdair Macleod explores the challenges facing the Icelandic language as locals cite rising immigration, the increasing prevalence of English and the influence of technology

Paul Heaton, who was successful as the lead singer of the '80s indie rock group the Housemartins, appears on the Hot House Stage, joined by guest singer Rianne Downey

Sketch show featuring comic characters, unrequited love and comedy horror. Including an intimate dining experience and an embarrassing confrontation in the shopping aisle

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