BBC Alba Tuesday

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

There's an awful noise coming from Cùlag's house - and a crazy, wayward rocket that needs to be brought under control. Perhaps it needs a few more adjustments

Ben plays the word game with the animals, and sends them on a search for a wheelbarrow

Linda visits her friends Meaban and Moo at their hut to set them a series of challenges. In this programme, she tasks them with painting something blue

The Poc-Pocs have got hiccups. Teal finds the cure, but they're spreading. When they reach Bop something has to be done

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

All of the mouse children are leaving for camp. Célestine would like to go as well, but she's never been to camp before, and has certainly never left without Ernest

Debbie Mackay reads An Rionnag anns a’ Choille, written and illustrated by Helen Kellock and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Dave enters Fuzzypeg into a contest to become the face of a new brand of dog food - which he wins. As Fuzzypeg embarks on a glamorous new lifestyle, Dave misses his pal

Gran buys a new loo - but this lavatory has a tendency to flush its users into another dimension

The CBBC ALBA team look at the 16th-century witch hunts and the strange reasons allegations were made. James VI also gives his own opinion on witches

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

Fiona Crowden delivers a calf by caesarean section in Forfar, and at Highland Wildlife Park the keepers help vet Jane Harley to vaccinate one of the snow leopards with a dart-gun

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. Calum Maclean is in Perthshire to explore the myths connected to one of Britain’s oldest trees

Local, national and international news and information

Iagan MacNeil finds out why Fife is synonymous with golf and sees the magnificent Rock and Spindle sea stack

Kate MacLeod, aka The Hebridean Mermaid, explores the southern islands of the Outer Hebrides, heading south to Lochboisdale

Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke look at how humans interact with nature, visiting distillers who look to local botanicals to connect their spirits and the local environment

The story of a couple who lost their daughter to a food allergy, and set up a charity to educate, inform, and help find a cure

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The town receives unexpected visitors, as a group of unexpected individuals descends from the sky

Iain MacKinnon reads excerpts from Gliocas bhon Bhìoball by Donald Saunders, and Mairi MacInnes narrates from The Mother’s Catechism

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