BBC Alba HD Saturday

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

When AH-AH decides to go for a trek to the other side of the hill, his friends kindly advise him on what equipment he will need

When Caoimheann the owl, the wisest animal Eachann has ever met, comes to visit the farm, the Bunch want to challenge him to a quiz

Strange things are spotted in the sky. They are strange and appear to look weak. Perhaps they need help from the Clangers?

A beautiful rainbow appears in the sky. Teal thinks there will be treasure at the end of the rainbow, so they set out across the lake to find it

A heatwave has struck the forest. Fed up with the high temperatures, Ping Wing decides to pack her bags and go back to her original home, the South Pole

The family return to dad's childhood home but mum isn't very happy as it's dirty and old fashioned - not an ideal place for the new baby she is expecting

An insight into the life of 12-year-old Babs MacGregor

Adele loses a precious leather bracelet that her father gave her. Animation for younger viewers

The CBBC ALBA team look at the 16th-century witch hunts and the strange reasons allegations were made. James VI also gives his own opinion on witches

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Donald MacSween and Catriona MacPhee introduce the best of the action from the Scottish National Sheep Dog Trials in Brisbane Glen Estate, West Kilbride

Alyth MacCormick explores themes of parting, leaving home and exile in Gaelic songs and poetry

Ruaridh makes a tasty beer-battered fish, while Uisdean prepares twice-cooked chips to go with it, and then makes Scampi and 'Clampi' in tempura batter

Anna Macleod talks to Babs Macgregor and Sophie Stephenson about books including Le Mùirn by Catriona Murray and Poverty Safari by Darren McGarvey

A journey throughout Scotland to discover the history and contemporary hand-crafted practice behind the artisan production of woven fabrics

Mary Ann Kennedy presents a music show from Celtic Connections 2024, featuring Carlene Carter, Sarah Jarosz, Ewen Henderson, Talisk and Muireann Bradley

Bengal tigers inhabiting the Terai region at the foot of the Himalayas. Once considered a threat, they almost went extinct under the blows of hunters, poachers and deforestation

Traditional music collaborations by musicians with connections to Glasgow, including a Gaelic song from Ellen MacDonald, with Brian McAlpine on piano and Fiona MacAskill on fiddle

Ewen Henderson presents highlights from the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2023, featuring the United States Airforce Band and the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force Steel Band

Music from the 2019 festival, featuring performances by Astrid, Kim Carnie, Royal Sounds and Torridon