BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When AH-AH breaks MacÌomhair's toy, he must try to mend it

The animals learn about buoys, and one of them is chosen to find today's new word

Teal goes to see what it's like living on a faraway island. However, Abney worries that she might be lonely and sends her the Poc-Pocs for company

Dad has made Brussels sprouts for dinner, but Huggleboo doesn't feel like eating them. She would much rather eat apple sauce

The baby snails are up to all sort of things - leaving behind some shiny trails

Linda tasks the duo with finding pink items. Their hut is full of junk so Meaban and Moo just need to have a good rummage

Daibhidh Walker reads Am Mathan Cabach, written and illustrated by Pippa Curnick and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The people of Grimsby think the Twins are wise lifestyle gurus, but the duo actually need a nap before they get cranky

When the guitar player doesn't want to play in Mìcheal's band at the school talent show, Stella takes his place. Will she be successful?

Stella seeks to help the Queen, wanting her to do something normal - like becoming a member of the Book Club. But how normal is it when the Queen attends?

Things are quiet, too quiet. Then there’s some fuss and excitement - and a big baby

Vito is nervous about his first fight, though his coach and grandmother encourage him greatly

Vets Ellie Milnes and Alice Bacon castrate a horse at Highland Wildlife Park, while in Aberdeenshire, Scott Rigg operates on a retriever's eye

Eilidh Lewsey is the guest and Calum Maclean is in Crail, Fife, to meet poet Deborah Moffatt

Local, national and international news and information

Peter MacQueen discovers more about one of Scotland’s oldest and most majestic dog breeds - the Scottish deerhound. It's long been a favourite of hunters and royalty alike

Cathy MacDonald visits the Canadian island that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery's much-loved novel, Anne of Green Gables

A tour of the Outer Hebrides. The crofting year, archaeology, the songs, the folklore, the flowers and the bird life that are all intertwined facets of life on the machair

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

The local lobster fishermen are cast away by a tall tale and a tuneful encounter

John Carmichael visits London as he traces the history of the Church of Scotland across Europe

Calum Maclean explores one of the biggest and deepest lochs in Scotland - Loch Morar

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