BBC Alba Monday

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

Muireall's voice isn't as good as the believes it is

Everyone is busy doing what they’re good at - except for Beag Chlangai who doesn’t appear to be too busy. Beag has decided he would like to try to do something he’s also good at

When AH-AH wakes up in the morning, he is so hungry that his stomach is rumbling

Everybody at Sù Pìc is busy cleaning today because Mayor Eithne is due to inspect the zoo in order for them to be awarded with a Tidy Zoo Certificate

We learn that friends are helpful when we're unwell

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

Anne Lorne Gillies reads Dè Cho Àrd ‘s a tha an t-Adhar?, written and illustrated by Anna Milbourne and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Sebastian wants to prove to Cameron that he’s a real mountaineer, but is affected by dizziness and nausea

Uilidh is petrified of the monster in the moat in Sona’s bedtime story and this leaves him with a sleepless night. In reality, the Bògaisean are busy trying to cross the moat

Everyone is looking forward to the teachers' big race. Who will triumph over Mrs Fullerton's course? One thing is sure, nobody knows what's going to happen

With features on lava, Oobleck and a fan cart

It's harvest time at Bragar machair, local children get a chance to try their hand at rowing in Shawbost and RSPB warden Shona helps protect a summer visitor to the island

Calum Maclean visits an artistic and poetic railway tunnel in Colinton, Edinburgh, and Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic

Local, national and international news and information

Bill Innes first saw a Spitfire flying overhead when he was seven years old. He then wished to roam the clouds in such a thrilling machine and now wishes to fulfil his dream

Derek Murray speaks to people about the impact losing a loved one through suicide has had on their lives and on why it is vital that men can talk openly about mental health

Alasdair excuses himself to the city without telling Màiri the real reason for his visit, only to come home and find Màiri and Donneil together - and close

Documentary exploring a sea tradition which annually sees a small group of men from Ness on Lewis make a 40-mile sea journey north to catch a special seabird - the guga

Ramsay MacMahon is in Edinburgh, a place very close to his heart, visiting the iconic Royal Mile, learning about the city's dark history and enjoying a game of beach volleyball

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