BBC Alba TV Guide — Sunday, 7 June 2026

No one wants to take orders from Tink. As a result, he decides to build his own robot to help him get things done - the Gumbletron. What could possibly go wrong?

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Local, national and international news from BBC ALBA

Seumas Graham sings Nas Dlùithe Dhut Fhèin a Dhè (Nearer my God to Thee), and Rev David Nicolson and Rosemary Ward reflect on their chosen reading from the Bible

Gregor MacLeod travels the islands gathering delicious recipes and meeting brilliant bakers and cooks. He gets a taste of what they are stirring up in their kitchens as well as getting creative in his own. In Kyle, Gregor meets Barbara Smith, whose most cherished possession is her grandmother’s recipe book. Gregor and her make gingerbread from that very guide. Inspired by the book, Gregor takes note of a recipe for steamed syrup sponges and recreates them at home, adding a modern twist with a decadent coconut custard. Gregor also shares his most recent culinary creations, including a zesty torta della nonna with crispy pastry and a topping of pinenuts, and savoury cheese muffins flecked with veggie haggis, including a surprise in the centre

The annual fisherman's mass and blessing of the boats is held on the pier in Castlebay, while conductor John Joe and Barra Gaelic choir prepare to take part in the Royal National Mod. Meanwhile, residents are busy preparing their entries for the North Uist show. In Gaelic

Anna MacLeod heads on the trail of Operation Klondyke, the most expensive police and customs operation of the time. Customs have a tough job conducting surveillance in the small town of Ullapool as the town had enjoyed a boom when the factory ships, known as the Klondykes, were based in Loch Broom. However, their departure left an employment vacuum which drug smuggler Julian Chisholm was only too happy to fill. Despite British Customs officers being on to Chisholm, his counter-surveillance techniques made it difficult for him to be tracked

Trad and roots music show, presented by Mary Ann Kennedy, recorded in 2022 during the festival in Platform, Glasgow. This programme reflects the diversity of the festival with appearances by the Ciaran Ryan Band, Trials of Cato, Màiri MacMillan and band, plus Jarrod Dickenson

Concert set performed by Ellie Beaton featuring the songs, A Miner’s Life and It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels. Originally recorded live at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

The espionage behind decisive historical events, beginning with how MI5 double agents tricked the Germans to keep their troops out of Normandy. In Gaelic