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06:00

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal
17:00

S01E13

Seal organises a swimming contest in the lake
17:10

S02E08

The Abadas try to find a cocoon
17:25

S01E10

AH-AH is allergic to something, but nobody knows what it is
AH-AH is allergic to something, but nobody knows what it is. MacÌomhair wants to help find out what's affecting his friend so badly and is very upset at the result of the investigation
17:35

S01E07

The friends seek treasure at the end of the rainbow
Abney finds a whistle. When he plays it, a beautiful rainbow appears in the sky. Teal thinks there will be treasure at the end of the rainbow, so they set out across the lake to find it
17:45

S01E22

It becomes clear that Pompon has excellent magician skills
17:50

S06E09

Suzie Roberts reads Dè Bheir air Lìomair Èisteachd?

Night TV on

18:00

S01E13

Alpheus Benthos has possibly found the gates to Lemuria
18:30

S01E02

Hghlights from the craziest news show on BBC Alba
18:35

S02E49

The people of Grimsby have high expectations of the Twins
The people of Grimsby believe the Twins are wise lifestyle gurus, able to predict what everyone wants before they know it themselves, but the Twins need a nap before they get cranky
18:45

S02E50

The school assigns Dave and his friends an animal each to look after overnight
19:00

S03E04

Ramsay MacMahon travels to the Moray and Aberdeenshire coasts
Ramsay MacMahon travels to the Moray and Aberdeenshire coasts for the ultimate weekend away. He begins in the picturesque seaside village of Cullen, where he discovers both natural and man-made wonders - the stunning bow fiddle rock formation off the coast and the eight-span Cullen viaduct that towers over the houses of the town. Ramsay then visits Pennan, the coastal village immortalised in the film Local Hero and heads onwards to Kinnaird Head Lighthouse, the very first one on mainland Scotland
19:30

S04E25

June Graham drops in to the studio
20:00

Local, national and international news
20:30

S01E01

Life in the small fishing port of Leverburgh, Harris
Situated at the southern tip of the isle of Harris, the town of Leverburgh boasts a small, but healthy fishing industry, a ferry port, plus constant sea traffic to the numerous islands in the sound of Harris. The area is remote, and for the small population, a little hope is now on the horizon - for the first time in 60 years a housing scheme is underway. There are many daily challenges to overcome living in a remote location, but the strong sense of community in Leverburgh ensures that strengths are combined for the wider benefit
21:00

S01E02

Part two of two. An exploration of the artist's life and times
Part two of two. A 15th-century Italian genius of soaring imagination and profound intellect, da Vinci created some of the most revered works of art of all time. He left behind artistic works of staggering beauty, as well as detailed anatomical sketches, studies of geology, gravity and water, and designs for machines of war and flying contraptions that today are marveled at for their ingenuity and foresight
21:55

Skipinnish perform Land Below the Waves at a concert from Edinburgh Castle
22:00

From Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
A highlight of Celtic Connections 2024. Julie Fowlis and musical guests are joined by the Binneas choir for a landmark performance at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
22:30

S01E02

Operation Klondyke, the most expensive police and customs operation of the time
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
23:20

S12E03

Concert set performed by Highland Young Musicians and the Arc Fiddlers
Concert set performed by Highland Young Musicians and the Arc Fiddlers, recorded live at the 2024 Trad Awards. Featured tracks include Beira Jigs and Garry Porch Set
23:30

S03E03

Coinneach Rankin and Rori Hawthorn visit the mountain amphitheatre of Torridon
00:00

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