BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When Fuigheag is hungry first thing in the morning, he needs food. However, he has a problem getting fed when Boban is fast asleep

Fox wants to give Hare the best birthday ever. Owl and Tusk are invited, but only if they bring a nice present, like a beautifully scented flower

Pompon and his parents prepare to go on a trip

Daolag-bhreac and Seillean learn what happens underground - finding it all really interesting

Some of Abney and Teal's favourite objects go missing, leaving them to wonder whether there has been a burglary

Stan and his friends are at the Ley to do a nature survey but strangely, there doesn't seem to be anything to spot. Where has all the wildlife gone?

Gilleasbaig Ferguson reads Am Prionnsa Cinders, written and illustrated by Babette Cole and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The little girl turns to a mysterious book to learn how she can better the lives of Daibhidh and her mother

The CBBC Alba presenters embark on ano ther challenge, but it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious as they are joined by Fiach

It's party time and the competitors are full of fun and joyfulness, but it's unlikely that the neighbours will approve of the noise

Isra is delighted when she gets the chance to go camping like her ancestors - the Bedouin - with her friend, Laoise

The lads contemplate winter and come up with heart-warming comfort foods. Ruairidh cooks red cabbage and a lamb hotpot with mint sauce, and Uisdean prepares a mutton chump roast

Joy Dunlop explains the next steps to speak Gaelic, joined in the studio by learner Ruth MacAlpine from the Isle of Lewis

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

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

Part one of two. Keen surfer Ceitlin Lilidh Russell Smith recounts the world history of surfing, which can be traced back to the era of the Polynesians

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald discovers from a younger generation what it was really like growing up as a child of the manse

Gaelic singer Kristine Kennedy discusses her career with presenter Cathy Ann MacPhee

To commemorate Remembrance Sunday, Glasgow Gaelic Choir performs Psalm 124 and Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir sings the hymn Nam Aonar le mo Smuaintinn. Presented by Iain MacKinnon

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