BBC Alba TV Guide — Monday, 29 June 2026

Stella isn't happy as she has to go to granaidh's house at the weekend and she doesn't think that will be very relaxing. Also, she has plans with Mia and Freya

There's distress between three generations on Mother's Day, but it's fortunate that Stella is close by to reconcile matters

Mr Mackle is keen to establish better relationships between his staff and invites a psychologist to run team-building sessions that he hopes will bring peace and harmony

The Catatumbo Storm is expanding rapidly and the situation is getting very dangerous. As it is unclear what has caused it, the Neachdan must investigate to find out what's behind it

Derek 'Pluto' Murray hosts a fun knockout amateur DIY competition, where couples go head to head testing their skills, but with the twist 'instructions are not included'. Each couple hope to win the judges' vote and secure their place in the next round and one step nearer to being crowned champions, earning a cash prize of £2,000. This episode features DIY enthusiast and musician Innes Scott from the band Peat & Diesel

Joy Dunlop meets Gaelic learner Colin Scott Mackenzie, who lives on the Isle of Lewis, and a poorly Calum Maclean tries out the healing properties of an ancient clootie well

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Walking along the beaches of Barra, Ramsay MacMahon talks to Michael Buchanan about his life. From his upbringing on Barra to his career as a social affairs correspondent, Michael reflects upon some of his most poignant investigations

Reports on some of the most important issues from Scotland and across Europe

Evelyn Coull MacLeod takes a journey to the Southern Isles, to Uist, Barra and Vatersay, where she meets people who have strong connections to or have lived in villages that are now abandoned

Part two of two. Crofter Keith MacDonald returns to South America, a continent he once lived and worked in, on a journey to uncover the story of the Scots who emigrated there over a century earlier. His journey takes him deep into Argentine Patagonia, where he kayaks to the Perito Moreno Glacier, now beginning to show the first signs of retreat after decades of stability. He visits one of the only operational cattle ranches within the vast Los Glaciares National Park, joining a team of gauchos as they round up livestock, then ventures towards a remote archipelago off the southern tip of the continent

Award-winning singer Hannah Rarity and band, recorded live at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen. The set includes The Leaving and Christmas Came Early

Spoof documentary. Angela clashes with angry locals shouting about short-term lets. There's a sticky situation when an activist sneaks through the catflap with a tube of superglue