BBC Alba TV Guide — Monday, 31 August 2026

When Stella sprains her ankle, she gets a lot of attention from everyone. She enjoys this very much, possibly to the point of taking advantage of the situation

Stella doesn't wish to embarrass herself when she is invited to dinner at Mìcheal's house. The problem is that the food isn't to her liking

Animated series based on the work of children's author Tomi Ungerer about a pug dog born to cat parents living in Cat Town. The dog-in-a-cats' world has to figure out what his superpower is. Whatever it is, he has to also figure out what it does

When Troig and Glob get stuck together in a tyre, they have to work together in order to get out and to be friendly to one another. But how will they get on?

Troig would like to show the king a little Gumbal fun so that they will all be happy together and he won’t wish to harm them. Unfortunately, things don’t work out as he hoped

Gregor MacLeod's recipe for Scotch pies shows that an old favourite never goes out of fashion, and he also combines two recipes in one - a cheesecake with a chocolate brownie base

Calum Maclean is in Glasgow taking a step back in time along the banks of the River Clyde, and Joy Dunlop meets learners Audrey and Davy Paterson from Taynuilt

With just £50, Kate pushes Ruairidh out of his comfort zone with a smart but casual new look, using only second-hand clothes

Niall Iain Macdonald hosts a new fun quiz show where two teams go head-to-head to win a cash prize. Standing in the way of victory are the Pretenders

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

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald talks to people who grew up in schoolhouses throughout the Western Isles because one of their parents was a headteacher in residence at the time

With the evidence at the sheiling matching Sir Douglas' new account of the night, DCI Halim is set on wrapping up the case. Kat can't let her theory go - Sir Douglas is convincing, but she is sure it isn't the full story and starts to suspect that the youngest son Ruaraidh's guarded behaviour at the sheiling was concealing something. In the hills above Kat finds charred remains of what appears to be Lady Mary's diary and excerpts that hint at a deep betrayal in the family. Mystery, starring Sorcha Groundsell and Iain Macrae. In Gaelic and English

Roddy cooks up a classic sausage cassoulet and a salad nicoise, while Uisdean prepares a sole meuniere and a pot-roasted guinea fowl