BBC Alba Thursday

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

Bing and Sula are playing with Nicky, Sula's cousin, but things do not go well for them

Bing and friend are dressed up for Halloween but Charlie isn't happy

The animals build a snow castle in the mountains before playing the word game with Ben, and Hari the hippo searches inside the house for a stool

Everybody is bored, so Abney builds a train so they can go on a tour. Then Teal suggests they should tour the whole island

The clownfish reveals how they live on sea anemone, how they keep the sea anemone clean and how the sea anemone keep them safe from predators

Eilidh Cormack meets Rose and her pet dogs, Libby and Marvin

Mairi MacInnes reads Sid nan Sia Dìnnearan, written and illustrated by Inga Moore and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The Gumbals are very busy, harvesting greenberry – except for Troig, who has lost all interest in what he was meant to be doing. In fact, he puts his friends in danger

There's a horrible smell from Troig, Bonns and Uilidh when they bet one another to eat chill-grubs - so awful that the smell sends the Bògaisean doolally

The Farmer decides to get fit - and calls on Bitzer to join him. However, Bitzer has other ideas and comes up with a secret plan to avoid putting in the hard work

At the Parents' Meeting, Hilda learns that one of Daibhidh's rocks from his nature collection is out of the ordinary and, as a result of this, they are all in great danger

Ruaridh makes a tasty beer-battered fish, while Uisdean prepares twice-cooked chips to go with it, and then makes Scampi and 'Clampi' in tempura batter

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. She is joined by studio guest Ryan Dziadowiec to discuss his interest in farming

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Gregor takes on a classic fruit cake, but written not long after rationing, grannie's recipe calls for powdered egg. Other recipes include salmon steaks and a carageen pudding

As part of the restoration, researchers turn their attention to recovering the cathedral's acoustics, as well as the light and colours that created its beauty

Abigail MacIver shares an idea for a wholesome curried lentil soup. In Gaelic

Sketch show, including a recipe with a difference and a clown love triangle expressed through red-hot physical expression

Calum Maclennan examines the plans to overhaul youth development in the SFA, meeting clubs, players and fans, and asking what can be learned from Norway’s system

Cathy Macdonald explores the fact behind the fiction in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, finding out where Mary took her inspiration for the book

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