BBC Alba Friday

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

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

Ziff leads Pipp and Button on a fairground adventure with help from faithful Bertie.

It's a beautiful day and Oona wants to fish. May offers to play with Baba, but Baba refuses to leave the hedghog burrow as he wants to wait until Spiky wakes from his hibernation

Oona is forever in a hurry to learn and get things done but Papa shows her that slow and steady is often the best way of doing something

Baby Soup Dragon is unhappy as he isn't allowed to play with the soup spoon as it's too big for him

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

Angela Mackay reads Air Mo Shlighe Dhan Amar by Sarah Maizes, illustrated by Michael Paraskevas and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Heat-loving hippies move into Mr Krabs' soup vat

A school inspector pays a surprise visit. It’s not looking good for Mr MacFhraing, although Mr Strachan seems to have found his feet

Young Bethany sets herself a daunting challenge - performing the notoriously difficult sword dance at a major Highland dancing competition in Stornoway

A race to the summit is going to take place - the first student to plant a flag on Mount Rocket will win the trophy. But, is somebody a cheat?

A bored Bitzer is delighted when he discovers the Flock's barn needs a good tidy-up - until he comes across a wonky picture that just will not hang straight

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Abigail MacIver makes crispy sage potatoes, but with a nice difference. In Gaelic

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

Murdo Macdonald visits the Japanese Garden at Cowden near Stirling and finds out about the two women who created the garden at the turn of the 20th century

Eight Pretenders play from the comfort of their own homes while Isla and Hamish, and Jamie and Liam in the studio attempt to beat them for a chance to win a cash prize

The success of Motherwell football club in 1991, when against difficult economic conditions in the community, it lifted the Scottish Cup for the first time in 39 years

The varied ways animals use super-senses to navigate the world, from high-resolution vision to fish that taste with their skin. In Gaelic

Skipinnish perform The Island in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of performances from Edinburgh Castle

Traditional music show from Celtic Connections 2024. Mary Ann Kennedy presents performances from Kathryn Tickell and the Darkening, Ewen Henderson and Genticorum

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