BBC Alba Saturday

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

Linda Macleod is joined by Hannah and Matthew to make sticky noodles with chicken and honey. They also learn more about where honey comes from

Ernest shows Célestine the stars and constellations, which are all named after animals, such as the swan, the bear and the lion - yet none of them are named after the mouse

On a beautiful springtime day, it looks like Bop's had little babies. Abney and Teal find out just how much trouble growing babies can be

The friends learn about the word 'cloud', with an animal reaching for the sky to discover what one looks like and what it does

Stella finds herself caught between Mia and Freya when they argue. She sets out to find a solution to the fighting, so that the pair can be friends again

When Stella meets her exchange student, Orla, things don't go as well as she'd hoped. She finds Orla to be a little strange

Calum visits the Findhorn Community in Morayshire, which was started by just three people in 1962, who wanted a greener lifestyle and community

Míriam learnt to surf at six years old and when she's in the water, her mind goes blank, she feels calm and in a great mood

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Murdina is thrown into turmoil when she realises Johan is becoming a majority shareholder. Sìleas offers mysterious newcomer Rory a driving job

Somhairle Johnston and his dad test the limits of their relationship on Islay and Jura equipped with one small tent, two camping stoves and a tandem. In Gaelic

Performance by the Govan Gaelic Choir

Ramsay MacMahon sails to the Isle of Eigg, now in its 25th year of community ownership, to find out how this has shaped the island

Following the residents of the Outer Hebridean islands of Uist and Barra as they share life's ups and downs with resilience, humour and a powerful sense of community

Life within Stornoway Harbour. The first episode introduces one of the largest construction projects the Western Isles have ever seen

Megan MacLellan presents highlights from some of Scotland's top music events, including Celtic Connections, the Trad Awards and Hoolie 2025

Ten years on from his death from cancer, Tommy Burns' daughters and sons look back on the life and career of their father, a much-revered football player and manager

Concert set performed by Rory Matheson Dance Band featuring the tracks Graham's Jigs and Irish Reels. Originally recorded live at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

The big picture of events in the Arctic during the Second World War, highlighting the importance of the battles in that arena for the course of the war in general

LUSA mark their Belladrum debut with a fine performance on the Garden Stage. LUSA is the new project from producer and synth player Innes Strachan