BBC Alba TV Guide — Friday, 26 June 2026

When the class gets the chance to go on a camping trip, Stella, who's an expert in her own opinion, wants to practise in the garden with Mia and Freya

Although Stella is used to public speaking, it's another thing altogether to have to write her own speech, too. She's fortunate to have good friends though

Tòmas wants to be a herdsman when he grows up as he loves to spend time with cows and finds that they seem to understand him

When Belle is nowhere to be seen, Sebastian is anxious as this is the third time this week and he misses their morning hugs. He wonders what might be causing this

The farmer is very excited about his new 3-D television. Fun and games with Shaun the sheep and friends

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Ramsay MacMahon is in Dalbeattie, where he seeks to learn more about the local granite industry by visiting the area's disused quarries. He also goes to a beach with a fascinating past before driving to Lockerbie to his very special accommodation complete with private bar

It's the day of Sìleas and Seumas's vow renewal. However, while Sìleas is excited Seumas seems preoccupied. His son, Dòmhnall, also has a lot on his mind. Will he be able to reconcile himself to the fact that Ivor is going to be a father? Meanwhile Seumas's other son, Shonnie, is missing

The space industry is worth billions of pounds and Scotland is one of the countries at the heart of that industry. Mairi Rodgers she meets amateur rocketeers, students who hope to work in the industry and some of the companies involved. She also visits communities where spaceports are planned - with some warmly embracing them and some determined to block them

Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke head for Wildluing on Argyll's Isle of Luing. The Cadzow family bought the island over 75 years ago and developed the Luing cattle breed. Along with Wildluing's Kitty Prentice, they make the final preparations for a foraged feast ahead of their guests' arrival, including the Highland Hutter, Peter MacQueen, who has a connection with the island

The impact of global warming in the Artic, Antarctic and the Himalayas, where ice is melting fast with far-reaching consequences. This documentary features those fighting change on all three poles and sees how science, nature and tradition can help prepare for the future

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald host, as Paul Heaton, who was successful as the lead singer of the '80s indie rock group the Housemartins, appears on the Hot House Stage, joined by guest singer Rianne Downey