BBC Alba Friday

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

Linda Macleod and pupils from Govan Gaelic Primary School read Paddington and the Christmas Surprise

Boban and Fuigheag try to stop the raindrops from getting in

Sula and Amma go to Bing's house for lunch, and Flop needs to go to the shop for supplies. However, Bing soon begins to miss Flop

The bunny's new Hoppity Voosh lunchbox is the same as Pando's. At first it is fun to match, but things turn sour when the pair mix up their lunches

The Dinomania expo promises that dinosaurs are back on Earth. Petit and his friends discover the lie, but prefer to not to tell Petit’s mum what they discovered

Cailean Collier reads Mac agus Mèirleach a' Chàise, written by Chae Strathie, illustrated by Nikki Dyson and translated into Gaelic by Angela MacEachen

When there's a school presentation to work on in the holidays, about regional animals during winter, Cameron wants the highest marks in the class - so cheats

After Casper's magnifying glass has been thrown into the dry grass, a fire starts on the mountain

Veronika's grandmother has dementia and she would love to take her on a special trip to Piran

Featuring contributions from expert Dr Anna Roberts, gag gangs from Cumbernauld, Harris and Tain, with features on hearing, underwater volcano and a lemon battery

Local, national and international news and information

Recorded for Celtic Connections 2021, some of the best Gaelic singers perform the songs of Murdo MacFarlane

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Eilidh Cormack discusses and reads the poem Thig Trì Nithean Gun Iarraidh by the Daughter of the Laird of Rèilig. She speaks about how its messages are still relevant today

Donald Morrison examines the impact the sea had on the Gaelic community during the 1970s, and Martin MacDonald reports from the herring port at Mallaig

Derek 'Pluto' Murray, head judge Iain Spanish MacKay and guest judge Erica MacPherson - set two upcycling-themed challenges to the next three couples to test their DIY skills

The story of Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Turnbull and Ormond, Hibernian FC's so-called 'Famous Five' forward line who dominated Scottish football in the post-Second World War period

Ingrid Henderson embarks on a thrilling journey around Scotland's rich mythical worlds and composes music to bring them back to life

The life of the wolverine, a fearless hunter and one of Europe's least understood animals, which roams around the continent's northern wilderness

Highlights from the Trad Awards 2022 with music by St Roch's & Tayside Young Fiddlers

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