BBC Alba Tuesday

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

AH-AH wakes up in a bad mood and things do not improve as the day progresses

When Posy loses Pip's kite, she tells a fib - that Kriumska, a big scary girl, took it

When Pip and Posy’s den-buiding game becomes competitive, they realise that it is more fun for them to work together as opposed to working against one another

Teal bunch of flowers to Abney, but they make him sneeze repeatedly. His unstoppable sneezes get bigger and bigger and funny things start to happen

The secrets of how ants are strong and active

While out picking blackberries, Célestine finds an old mill covered in ivy. Ernest claims that the building is haunted and it piques Célestine's curiosity

Fiona MacKenzie reads Trì Muncaidhean Beaga by Quentin Blake, illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Following an incident with the school photocopier, Dave must round up a horde of photocopied baby Spud twins

The little girl tries to resolve Daibhidh’s nightmares. There is something mysterious about the new girl on the street and her presence is not helping

Ellen introduces her personal highlights from the craziest news show on BBC Alba

Ciorstaidh has been trying to keep people right and she wants them to adhere to her new systems, but that just isn't happening, while Danny the Jani has a new assistant. In Gaelic

The story of the blind golfers who play for Scotland, and pro Keir McNicoll shows how to play the signature sixth hole at Carnoustie, known as Hogan's Alley

North Uist native and learner John Gillies chats to Joy Dunlop, and a hungry Calum Maclean is on a quest for a mouthwatering cheese course at a family dairy in Easter Ross

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Niall Iain Macdonald hosts as Seumas and Mair; and Ceit and Eilidh compete to win a cash prize. Standing in the way of victory are the Pretenders

Anne Lundon presents a series exploring the science and stories behind the life-giving force of rain

Following a year in the life of student and Gaelic learner Loretta Crinall, as she leaves her home in Glasgow and makes her way to Sao Paulo as part of her languages degree

Acclaimed Scottish singer Rianne Downey performs an acoustic session. Presented by Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

A seagull and a goat get in the way when Stephen Smallberg, who is suffering writer's block, is inspired to put pen to paper

Iain MacKinnon reads excerpts from Gliocas bhon Bhìoball by Donald Saunders, and Mairi MacInnes narrates from The Mother’s Catechism

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