BBC Alba Today

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

An archive edition of the childrens programme. Donnie and Rhoda dress up, sing and share a story on the topic of holidays

The animals have fun blowing bubbles in the garden, before one of them is chosen to look for a trumpet

AH-AH want to be muscly, flexible and fast, but has never tried sports before. However, he is fortunate to have his friends around him to assist him

Abney has a camera. Soon Neep gets a go too, and his photos are very special

With Rita's help, the hiccups leave Pompon, but that doesn't matter as Pompons's dad is thrilled with his painting. So much so that Pompon would like to paint one for Rita

Muireann Kelly reads A' Phòg a Chaidh Ceàrr written and illustrated by David Melling and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

When the Neachdan are in the Bermuda Triangle, the laws of physics don't seem to apply. What's more, they're stuck there. However, with help from Jeffrey, they find a solution

Calum Macdonald takes a look at some of the bonkers challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some very spicy hot sauce tasting

Dave discovers that his body is a musical instrument and is asked to replace a band member in his favourite group, the Whippets

Grimsby is staging its annual community play and Anna wants the role of princess

A First World War story about how a young French girl and her brothers handle the death of their father, who perished in the conflict

The Seumas Egan Project play a tune and also perform the song Days of War

Alison Lang chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean experiences literature galore as he learns about a writer who made his home in Barra

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Kate MacLeod, aka The Hebridean Mermaid, explores the southern islands of the Outer Hebrides, heading south to Lochboisdale

With training for the five-month assessment well under way, the pups are starting to build a good bond with the owners. However, Zoe and Cilla struggle to find their rhythm

Coinneach MacFhraing pits himself against difficult winter conditions in one of Scotland's fearsome mountain environments - the notorious Cuillin Ridge

A 2017 report from Darren Laing, investigating Uist's high rate of Lyme disease

Bill Innes first saw a Spitfire flying overhead when he was seven years old. He then wished to roam the clouds in such a thrilling machine and now wishes to fulfil his dream

Music and conversation from electronic folk band Valtos and a host of musical friends in concert at SWG3, as part of Celtic Connections 2024

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

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