BBC Alba Tuesday

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

AH-AH thinks that there is talent to be found in Allt na Coille when there is a circus event taking place, but doesn't know what talents there actually are

The animals play hide-and-seek, and this week's word is also able to find things that cannot be seen

Abney and Teal are worried because the Poc-Pocs are not poc-ing. They are not even interested in porridge or games. Teal decides that what the Poc-Pocs need is a holiday to cheer them up

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

The Blue Dragon Fish tells us how she is a Sea Slug and that she loves to float on the surface of the ocean

Linda asks Meaban and Moo to find three rectangular items. Their hut is full of junk so the pair need to have a good rummage in order to find them

Daolag Bhreac and Seillean are dizzy after the amount of spinning they’ve done

Donna Morrison reads An Sioraf Aig An Robh Droch Fhradharc by AH Benjamin, illustrated by Gill McLean and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

A sweet thief has been reported in Grimsby and the suspect looks strikingly like Dave. He and his friends must find a clever way to prove that he is not guilty

Coinneach has another silly idea

The Queen arranges a spa night, wanting to show Stella and Molaidh how wonderful a spa is. Although they have a great night, it’s not the spa that makes it such a success

Mrs Kauffman wins a grand prize – a luxury weekend with the royal family. Nobody knows who donated the prize, but Stella intends to find out

Ada worries about how much food people waste, and decides to make tasty treats out of ingredients that would normally be thrown away

Fiona Crowden visits a horse in Forfar with ongoing breathing problems, a Chihuahua needs surgery on a sensitive part of his body and it's lambing season for Ella Hamilton

Joy Dunlop meets circus performer and Gaelic learner Kit Rodman-Orr from Cumbernauld, and Calum Maclean takes a voyage of discovery to an unusual theatre

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Kate looks on as her brother Seumas tests out his speedboat and she learns about a 19th-century shipwreck

The work of surgeons in Australia as they perform operations on an 11-month-old baby whose skull needs remodelling and a teenager hoping for a final fix for her cleft palate

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald talks to people who grew up in schoolhouses throughout the Western Isles because one of their parents was a headteacher in residence at the time

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

Times are tough for Fraochy Bay's sweet-toothed residents, as the town's excessive sugar consumption leads to the passing of new laws and the introduction of prohibition

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