BBC Alba Monday

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

When Muireall goes on an adventure, her friends have no interest in joining her as they are too busy with their own hobbies

Boban and Fuigheag are on a mission - and good balance is needed to cross a very wobbly bridge

Boban is tidying his treasures and has a place for everything. Unfortunately, everything is a play-thing to Fuigheag - and he is untidy

AH-AH doesn't understand what's happening when he sees a flashing green crab and a flying frog. What on earth is causing this?

Mgr Pìc has very good news as the new rainforest enclosure for the gorillas is ready for them to move into and he is super excited about it

Daolag-bhreac and Seillean learn what happens underground - finding it all really interesting

Linda challenges her friends Meaban and Moo to find three red items. Their hut is full of junk so Meaban and Moo need to have a good rummage

John Carmichael reads An Slaodaire Cadalach, written and illustrated by Frann Preston-Gannon and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

Highlights from the junior music competitions at the 2024 Oban Mod.Plus, a chance to meet some of those who took part in Monday and Tuesday's competitions

Sebastian has much to do. He must first find the stubborn piglets and then needs to free their mother. How easy will that be?

The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge but who will emerge victorious as Rachel joins them?

Choirstaidh demonstrates how to make fake poo and fake glasses. She also gives a few pointers on how to draw a great picture of eyes

It's party time and the competitors are full of fun and joyfulness, but it's unlikely that the neighbours will approve of the noise

When Flix loses his sense of smell, he is very sad. He must find it at all costs. But how will he manage to find it?

Children's stories about the First World War, featuring the tale of a 12-year-old American girl who flees the conflict in Europe with her parents

Martin MacGregor talks about the value of poetry as a source for historians like himself. He reads the elegy and lullaby “Griogal Cridhe” by Marion Campbell

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic, while Calum Maclean ventures to far-flung corners of Scotland seeking hidden treasures

Local, national and international news and information

Ramsay MacMahon is joined by journalist and newsreader Norman MacLeod. The duo converse while hiking to the Falls of Unich, in Glen Lee, Angus

Singer Cass Ezeji takes a journey to meet Gaelic speakers of African heritage, beginning at the school where she learned Gaelic herself

Màiri becomes suspicious that someone close to her is to blame for what happened to Sarah Jane, when he finds him acting suspiciously

A profile of Calum 'Steallag' MacLeod, who was one of the last remaining traditional blacksmiths in Scotland and a much respected and admired member of the Lewis & Harris community

An in-concert special from indie-folk act the Staves, recorded at Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery for Celtic Connections 2021

Uisdean prepares a colourful crab starter using brown and velvet crab meat, while Ruaridh makes an interesting crab linguini and creates hot and cold crab spring rolls

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