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

AH-AH is very unhappy and jealous as he thinks that MacÌomhair has no time for him since his cousin, Mànas, appeared for a visit. Surely that’s not true?

The friends learn how to throw a boomerang

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo at their hut to set them fun challenges

Abney and Teal construct a dragon. Neep puts on a brave face, but really, he isn't sure he wants to share the island with such a scary monster

We learn that friends are helpful when we're unwell

Célestine is preparing drawings for Mandarine's birthday but doesn't have any more paint, while Ernest is hungry but completely broke

Catriona MacKinnon reads Ged nach Fhaod sinn Cudail a thoirt by Eoin McLaughlin, illustrated by Polly Dunbar and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Dave wants to learn to play the drums at school, but is given the recorder instead. With a musical talent show round the corner, Dave sets about practising

Dave and Fuzzypeg the dog get dirty playing at the local dump

The CBBC ALBA team takes a sideways look at some Scottish myths and legends, beginning with an interview with an infamous cannibal claiming to now be vegetarian

Stella wants to be like everyone else, but the Queen Mother has other ideas. She would like to ensure that Stella isn’t normal. As such, she arranges some royal classes for her

Stella receives detention for the first time ever, after a misunderstanding over the throwing of a paper ball in assembly. However, she does not wish her parents to find out

The documentary about the long-running bus route follows Deacon Blue singer Lorraine MacIntosh as she makes the journey from Glasgow to Donegal

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic

Local, national and international news and information

Iagan MacNeil sees the magnificent Forth Bridges up close, and visits the Carlingnose Nature Reserve

Anne Lundon visits one of Scotland's newest island distilleries to find out the connection between rainwater and the national drink, and learns of a frog wedding in India

Evelyn Coull Macleod visits deserted villages in Uig, Harris and in the district of Lochs, where she was brought up

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Ina and Jessie go on holiday to recharge their batteries, but strange happenings in the woods result in some unusual photographs

Isobel Ann Martin sings Òran don t-Saoghal and Mairi MacAulay reveals how faith plays a central role in her life. Presented by Iain MacKinnon

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