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

The little rabbit shops for a very special present for Sula, but decides he would rather keep it for himself

The little rabbit tries hula hooping, but finds it very difficult

The animals are delighted to hear today's word is a musical one, as they love to sing and dance

Neep and Teal each find some wheels. Then, Abney gets hold of some wheels of his own. They aren't brilliant at first, but soon they become perhaps even a bit too brilliant

Petit and his friends are having a lot of fun pretending to be robots. Then one of them presses a button - Petit gets the hiccups and Greg cannot stop sneezing

Ramsay MacMahon reads Am Fuamhaire Dìomhair aig Seanair, written by David Litchfield and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

When the Neachdan are in the Bermuda Triangle, the laws of physics don't seem to apply. What's more, they're stuck there. However, with help from Jeffrey, they find a solution

Astronaut Zach talks about the James Webb Telescope and also debates the age-old question of whether there is life on other planets

Betty wants a nice photo of Dave and Anna, but the camera George uses happens to belong to Gran, and funnily enough it has been cursed by an ancient mummy

Dave wishes for Fuzzypeg to smell fresher and for Gran to be nicer. Getting these ideals proves difficult - and in Dave’s case it sends nature topsy turvy

Mairi Rodgers explores the oldest topiary garden in the world at Levens Hall in Cumbria

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Tòmas MacAilpein is Joy's studio guest and Calum Maclean explains the story of the heroic Vatersay Raiders

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

On the Isle of Lewis, Gregor MacLeod meets a seaweed harvester who helps him gather sugar kelp. Gregor takes this precious super food home to add to carrot cake

The wildest ways animals create and detect sound to communicate, navigate and survive, beginning by asking how they make sense of a world filled with noise

Abigail shows one of her favourite brunches, a carefully prepared and delicious eggs and pesto dish

The lads prepare some heart-healthy recipes, taking inspiration from the Mediterranean and Japanese diets, which are renowned for their heart health and long lifespans

Writer and historian James Hunter examines the state of crofting in the Highlands and Islands 100 years after Skye crofters fought for land rights. First shown in 1982

With a good friend in tow, Coinneach Rankin travels to Shetland in search of new routes and spectacular climbing challenges

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

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