BBC Alba TV Guide

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Browse the full BBC Alba TV guide for today. 20 programmes listed , including 11 tonight. UK listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.

  1. 00:00 6h

    Alba Today

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

  1. 06:00 11h

    Alba Today

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

  1. 17:00 10m

    Stan & Gran

    S1 · E13 · Bananathan aig Beul an Là
    Stan and Gran spy a mystery
    Grumblestunk is sure she saw an enormous banana when she walked Stink on the beach early that morning and Stan and Gran spy a mystery - but no banana!
  2. 17:10 10m

    Losgannan/Froglets

    S1 · E20 · Sgitheadh/Skiing
    The Froglets don home-made skis and snowboards
    The Froglets don home-made skis and snowboards, to whizz down a mountain of winter duvets.
  3. 17:20 10m

    Na Clangairean

    S1 · E15 · Am Bògas Meatailt
    Beag Chlangair catches something unusual while out fishing
    When Beag Chlangair is out fishing in the music boat, he catches something amazing. It looks like a metal ball, but looks may deceive
  4. 17:30 10m

    Na Clangairean

    S1 · E16 · Binneas Mamaidh
    Meanbh wants to sing with Mamaidh
    Meanbh Chlangair plays lovely music with her flower friends. Mamaidh thinks that Meanbh is talented but, when Meanbh asks Mamaidh to sing with them, she refuses. Why does she not want to sing?
  5. 17:40 10m

    Peicein/Petit

    S1 · E10 · Chan eil mi ag iarraidh piuthar tuilleadh!/I want to be an only child again!
    Petit is tired of his little sister and decides that he will be an only child again
  6. 17:50 5m

    'S E Iasg a Th'Annam (I'm a Fish)

    S1 · E33 · Crosgag
    The starfish tells us how they can stand, walk and eat
    The starfish tells us how they can stand, walk and eat - even though they don't have any bones to hold them up
  7. 17:55 5m

    Stòiridh

    S4 · E3 · Mòd Mheadhan-oidhche
    Mischa MacPherson reads Mòd Mheadhan-oidhche
    Mischa MacPherson reads Mòd Mheadhan-oidhche, written by Morag Ann MacNeil and illustrated by Kasia Matyjaszek

  1. 18:00 15m

    Clo Beag Chirsty Bella

    Chirsty Bella wants to produce her very own Harris tweed, but that is easier said than done
    Chirsty Bella wants to produce her very own Harris tweed, but that is easier said than done. She lives in Scalpay, a little village in the Isle of Harris
  2. 18:15 15m

    Belle agus Sebastian

    S1 · E27 · An Dachaigh: Miann mo Chridhe
    Belle gets injured and goes missing
    When Belle is injured and lost, Sebastian goes searching for her. Even Anton the poacher doesn’t know anything. However, Sebastian then hears about the Happy Shelter
  3. 18:30 10m

    Seonaidh (Shaun the Sheep)

    S4 · E21 · An Neaban (The Intruder)
    Shaun comes up with an ingenious disguise to fool a pesky crow
    When the Farmer tasks Bitzer with ridding the farm of a pesky crow, Shaun comes up with an ingenious disguise to fool the intruder. However, the plan backfires when he's suspected of being the crazed chicken thief of Mossybottom Farm
  4. 18:40 5m

    Mod 2026

    The Lab @ Mòd Ghlaschu
    Pupils from Meadowburn Primary School explain what Gaelic Medium Education means to them
    Bekah and Zach from CBBC ALBA, along with The L.A.B. Scotland, visit pupils from Meadowburn Primary School to find out what 40 years of Gaelic Medium Education means to them
  5. 18:45 15m

    Flix

    S1 · E7 · Fur Balls of Fury
    Flix would like to see a film but he's too young to get in
    Flix would like to see a film, but, unfortunately, he's too young to get in to see it. What will he do now? Be careful what you wish for
  6. 19:00 30m

    An Là (News)

    Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba
  7. 19:30 2h 30m

    Mod 2026

    Buinn Oir a’ Chomuinn Ghaidhealaich
    The Gold Medal final for solo singing
    Cathy Macdonald presents live coverage of the Gold Medal final for solo singing from the Royal National Mòd in Glasgow. The leading men and women from the qualifying competitions earlier in the day perform in front of the adjudicators in the Main Auditorium in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall as they compete for the An Comunn Gàidhealach Gold Medal. This year’s hopefuls will be hoping to emulate the success of Caitlyn Yule and Finlay John Morse in last year’s competition in Lochaber. Cathy is joined in the studio by two guests with a keen interest in, and knowledge of, Gaelic music and song, to offer assessments of the competitors’ performances. The show also features successful competitors vying for the prestigious Silver Pendant for solo singing for adult learners
  8. 22:00 30m

    Dàna: Scotland's Wild Side

    S2 · E4 · Rona
    Coinneach MacFhraing seeks out challenging new routes on the remote island of Rona
    Coinneach MacFhraing seeks out unclimbed lines and challenging new routes on the remote and beautiful island of Rona
  9. 22:30 50m

    Eòin Dino (Dino Birds)

    S1 · E2
    Part two of two. An insight into the evolution of birds
    Part two of two. An insight into the evolution of birds - how they have conquered multiple territories and adapted to every environment on Earth. The history of birds can be traced back 220 million years. A recent discovery of the oldest fossil of a modern bird offers new clues about how and why they were the only ones to survive the deadly asteroid impact that wiped out most of Earth's creatures - and reveals the secret of their evolutionary success
  10. 23:20 5m

    Skipinnish aig a' Chaisteal (Shorts)

    Coire Bhreacan
    Skipinnish perform Coire Bhreacan
    Skipinnish perform Coire Bhreacan in front of thousands of fans at a concert celebrating 25 years of Skipinnish, from Edinburgh Castle
  11. 23:25 35m

    Ruairidh Gray aig Barrowland

    Ruairidh Gray concert at The Barrowlands
    Megan MacLellan presents a concert from Gaelic singer Ruairidh Gray at the Barrowland Ballroom. From performing in small village halls in South Uist, The Mòd double gold medalist is joined onstage in Scotland's most iconic music venue by a stellar cast of dance band musicians as 'the home of rock and roll' is transformed into a gathering place for Gaels