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

Facal an là. Today's word.

8/13. Pat delivers a family of hibernating fruit bats to Amy for her special Animal Day. (R)

Gaelic children's programme. (R)

Lola refuses to have her hair cut and Charlie suspects she's scared of scissors. (R)

Facal an là. Today's word. (R)

5/20. Calum gets help filling cups and bowls with water. (R)

5/10. The band research and present a report on travelling to Ireland for a gig. (R)

Concerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country.

Facal an là. Today's word. (R)

11/26. Donaidh becomes so dirty that he looks more like a monster than a little boy. (R)

Gaelic children's programme. (R)

What will Bruno pull out of his magic hat? Five blue bunnies, of course. (R)

Dancing fun for preschool children. (R)

Jack reads a story to his puppet friends in the Gingerbread House. (R)

Facal an là. Today's word. (R)

11/26. Spooky mystery with special agents Martainn, Donna and Adaidh. (R)

Buntàta Amh copes with depression the only way he knows how.

Cum sùill air do dhaithead. Seanair becomes uncharacteristically hyper-active.

Abhainn Tuaidh. A series exploring the waterways of Scotland. Along the River Tweed.

16/18. Gaelic for beginners presented by Rhoda MacDonald. (R)

Concerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country. (R)

Local, national and international news from BBC ALBA.

The last opportunity for a place in the quarter finals of the culinary competition.

Rona was evacuated in 1922, but the island is now undergoing a steady renaissance.

35/40. Cathy MacDonald meets former model and leading event organizer Fiona Best.

The Gaelic songwriter whose work was a catalyst for a new era of modern Gaelic music. (R)

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