BBC Alba Thursday

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

When Sula visits Bing with her face painted like a butterfly, she also wants to face paint Bing. The painting doesn't go well for them, but Flop is on hand to sort it all out

Bing is sad when he is told, after having had his vaccination, that there are none of his favourite stickers left at Dr Molly's surgery

The friends have fun playing in the rain, and learn about umbrellas

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

The sheephead fish, which is very sneaky - it can eat pretty much anything as it has very sharp teeth and can steal the bait off fishing hooks without getting caught

Eilidh Cormack visits Angus and his four handsome and fun-loving felines to find out how to look after cats and about all the lovely stuff Angus, Jasper, Parsley, Roxy and Dylan get up to together

Iain MacInnes reads Air Cnoc Grad by Linda Sarah, illustrated by Benji Davies and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Sona has been busy pulping berries - but has drunk too much of the juice. This has made him livelier and happier than he’s been for quite a while

Tricksters Merri and Seonaidh are up to no good. When they promise not to trick the Gumbals, they turn to playing mischief on the Bògaisean. How will they get on?

To Bitzer's delight, Shaun becomes hypnotised by Mowermouth the goat. However, with the whole flock under the influence, Bitzer realises how much he needs his friend

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

Travelling throughout Scotland featuring the country's finest woven craft producers

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

Gregor MacLeod visits his auntie Ann to find out more about cooking in the family and smokes his own fish to add a modern twist to grannie's fishcake recipe

Behind-the-scenes of the neo-natal unit at Cork University Maternity Hospital in Ireland where the nurses, doctors and pioneering surgeons perform life-saving treatment on premature babies

Skipinnish perform Land Below the Waves in front of thousands of fans at a concert at Edinburgh Castle

Abigail MacIver prepares a babka, perfect for family or friends. In Gaelic

Spoof documentary shadowing a cleaning company. Angela and Katie aim to give the competition a bleaching. Written by and starring Hannah McKirdy and Lana Pheutan

Cathy Macdonald explores Bram Stoker's vampire classic Dracula, much of which was written in the small fishing village of Cruden Bay in the north east of Scotland

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