BBC Alba TV Guide — Sunday, 28 June 2026

As the first term comes to an end, Miss Sharpe and her pupils are busy preparing for the Mòd - and it looks as if Danny and Mrs Fullerton are out for revenge

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Local, national and international news from BBC ALBA

Iain MacKinnon reads excerpts from Gliocas bhon Bhìoball by Donald Saunders, and Mairi MacInnes narrates from The Mother’s Catechism

Heather Dewar travels to Heaste in Skye where she meets Neil MacKinnon, known to many as Niall Heasta. A keen fisherman, Neil is something of a Skye legend who has lived a busy and adventurous life for over nine decades. Neil remains determined to never grow old and is at the very centre of the community

Crofters select their best calves and cattle for market, there's a visit to the popular kitchen ceilidh in South Uist and Barra Gaelic choir compete at the Lochaber Mod

How, far from being the preserve of politicians and military planners, for nearly 50 years the Cold War impacted the everyday lives of ordinary people. The world was gripped in fear over the Cuban missile crisis and Scotland's positioning beame evident when Polaris arrived into Holy Loch. In Lewis a group mobilised to stop the relocation of 10,000 Nato troops to Stornoway

A concert set performed by the Poozies, featuring the songs Wired to the Moon and Sausage, recorded at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

Mary Ann Kennedy presents the live music show, featuring Kinnaris Quintet, Marit and Rona and the Yellow House All-Star Band

August 1949: four years after the US drops the atomic bomb, the Soviets detonate one. No one expected it so soon. Behind the scenes, a vast Soviet spy network helps deliver the secret. Discover how scientists passed on the bomb's secrets - and how their code was broken