BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When a ladybird comes to visit - and re-visits - Fuigheag gets protective of his private space and, especially, his food

When Hare would rather read her big book of fairytales than hangout with Fox, he fears he's not exciting enough

On a summer's day, Ladybird and Bee play with fluffy things

When Pompon feels that nothing is going right for him, Dadaidh shows him a way to sort things out

Abney, Teal and Neep put up a hammock and try to get into it. The Poc-Pocs join in, but are thrown up into the air and disappear. Abney, Teal and Neep go on a Poc-Poc hunt

Grandad is in Gran's good books for tidying his desk, but he tells Stan that it wasn't him! Who are the mystery tidy-uppers and how did they get in?

Catriona MacPhee reads Mar a Chuireas tu Leòmhann air Falach written and illustrated by Helen Stephens and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The blue-haired girl goes to a Sparrow Scouts meeting for the first time. She and her friends then go to tidy up in the park

Tanith Munro introduces some frighteningly good highlights for Halloween, with slime, farts and a ghost or two!

Minho isn't happy when he has to stay at Granny's for a while. He is, however, glad that his friend Mango is with him

A chance to meet Coinneach Clogaid and Olaidh Orains, and we come upon an exclamation mark in a strange place

Olaidh Orains and Màiri Bhàn nan Casan Fada have lots of dance moves as they ice skate, but her long hair leaves them in knots

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Torino v Como (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Italian top-flight match at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Calum Maclean is in the Highlands and Islands, where he explores Unesco global geopark the caves of Assynt. He also enters a Cold War bunker in Inverness

Erica MacPherson transforms rooms, homes and businesses, following the process from architectural plans to trawling auction houses and shops for finishing touches

Jenna Cumming, winner of three gold medals at the National Mod, and daughter of Gaelic singer Chrissie MacVicar, speaks with Cathy Ann MacPhee about her career

Performances of Psalm 91 by the Govan Gaelic Choir, and hymn Reul Àlainn a' Chuain by Kathleen Graham. Margaret MacSween also recalls her personal faith story

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