BBC Alba Tuesday

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

Everyone is teaching AH-AH a few moves so he can impress them at tonight's Fancy Dance

The animals are delighted to hear today's word is a musical one, as they love to sing and dance

Linda visits Meaban and Moo to set them fun challenges. Here, she tasks them with finding three gold items

Abney and Teal set about making a leaf pile to play in, which proves harder than they expected

A new train that goes directly to the ocean has just opened in town. Célestine would love to go there with Ernest, but the ticket is very expensive

Angela MacEachen reads Daisy Dha-rìribh, Dha-rìribh by Kes Gray, illustrated by Nick Sharratt and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

Dave resolves to win this year's sports day, finally making Betty's dreams come true. He 'adapts' Anna's chair to speed things up in the final race, causing a tornado

When Betty insists Dave finds a hobby, he takes up treasure hunting, and rocks the very foundations of his tower block home

After last year's school inspection, the school board has appointed a new deputy head, Ms Dallas, to keep an eye on Mr Mackle

Stella finds herself in a quandary having promised to play the harp for the Queen Mother’s Garden Party on Saturday at the same time her band are playing at a party

Stella is devastated when she wakes up with a pimple on her face on a very important day. She has no idea how she will ever recover from this horrendous situation

Gregor MacLeod's recipe for Scotch pies shows that an old favourite never goes out of fashion, and he also combines two recipes in one - a cheesecake with a chocolate brownie base

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

Iagan MacNeil finds out about the landscape and history along the St Cuthbert's Way, starting off at Melrose Abbey

Mairi Rodgers goes to the Nuart Festival, Aberdeen's annual celebration of street art, and meets legendary photographer Martha Cooper

How, far from being the preserve of politicians and military planners, for nearly 50 years the Cold War impacted the everyday lives of ordinary people

Short programme from Celtic Connections 2023 featuring unseen music performances by Frigg, and Allison de Groot and Tatiana Hargreaves

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The lifeboat crew spends a day training for a scenario involving ice, and passing poet Torquil Farquhar lends a hand

Isobel Anne Martin performs Psalm 136, while Kate Forbes MSP explains the role of faith in her life. John Joe MacNeil delivers the thought for the week

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