BBC Alba Tuesday

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

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

The animals are enjoying a game at the seaside when their ball is blown out to sea, and learn about other things that also move in the wind

Abney and Teal come up with a plan to save two Poc-Pocs from a storm monster

Sophie looks through her magic binoculars to find out how animals boogie. She learns how different animals dance and, along with her friends, creates a dance using animal movements

A Cookie Cutter Shark tells us all about himself today

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

We learn that friends are helpful when we're unwell

David Walker reads Dadaidh Dranndanach, written and illustrated by Joanna Harrison and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Dave and Anna nurse a poorly, polluted cloud back to health and teach it how to fly again

Everyone is excited about the start of the imminent New Year and Coinneach is trying to spoil everything, as usual - but he won't get away with his scandalous behaviour

Stella wants to be like everyone else, but the Queen Mother has other ideas. She would like to ensure that Stella isn’t normal. As such, she arranges some royal classes for her

Stella receives detention for the first time ever, after a misunderstanding over the throwing of a paper ball in assembly. However, she does not wish her parents to find out

The story of Luana, who has dedicated herself to football, improving her game and joining a team

At Glasgow Vet School, Professor Donald Yool is in charge of a particularly risky operation on a Bichon Frise dog, to remove a tumour that is attached to her main blood vessel

Calum Maclean is on Scotland’s east coast, where he’s hoping to have smoked fish for lunch

Local, national and international news and information

Kate Macleod goes deep-sea swimming, visits a deserted village with a history going back thousands of years and makes a discovery at the bottom of a loch

The work of the Maternal Fetal Medicine Centre, where they carry out some of the most specialised and delicate surgeries in Australia

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

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The soldiers of the special forces are still trying to find their way home and a survival expert is keen to share his skills

A series of spiritual music, reflections and readings with Mary Ann Kennedy, Willie Campbell, Joy Dunlop, and Niall MacLennan and Alasdair MacPhee

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