BBC Alba HD Tuesday

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

Ela's very tired, but still might be able to play the word game, which focuses on a magnifying glass. Animation, set in the magical world of a pop-up book

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

Sophie looks through her magic binoculars to find out how animals boogie

How the flying fish can defend themselves from their predators by flying through the water at speed

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo at their hut to set them fun challenges

A loud noise wakes up Ladybird and Bee, a noise like birds singing - morning singing

Fiona MacKenzie reads Trì Muncaidhean Beaga by Quentin Blake, illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

The Spuds visit Betty’s sister on her farm. Put in charge of searching for Aunty Barbara’s chickens and their eggs, Dave goes on an 'egg-citing' adventure involving magic beans

When Stella meets her exchange student, Orla, things don’t go as well as she’d hoped. She finds Orla to be a little strange

When a royal re-enactment of a historical battle is planned, the King is in his element. Stella isn't so happy and wonders what might happen at the event

Coinneach Clogaid, a rabbit, a carrot and a little magic - what a combination

Leyla’s Granny is coming to stay with her after a spell in hospital, but she is feeling a bit down. How can Leyla lift Granny’s spirits?

A snow leopard cub has surgery on her eye near Highland Wildlife Park and, in South Uist, David Buckland is called out to see a day-old calf with a broken leg

Joy Dunlop inspires viewers to take up the Gaelic language, here focusing on the theme of community

Local, national and international news and information

Taking advantage of a quiet afternoon with no visitors, Peter plants a yew tree that he brought up from Glasgow and harvests heather to make into a sweet syrup

Part one of two. Mairi Rodgers looks at what climate change means for Scotland and the progress being made in the move towards net zero

Catriona Lexy Campbell takes a trip across the country to unearth the hidden sexual history of the Gaels

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Poet-in-residence Torquil Farquhar de Smith tries to capture the essence of Fraochy Bay in verse

Iain MacKinnon introduces Emma MacLeod, Hamish Scott, and Rona MacLeod with Duncan MacLeod. Also appearing is the choir Soisgeul, conducted by Gareth Fuller

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