TV Guide BBC Alba Tuesday

The fearless blue-haired girl's mother wishes that she could make new friends in Trolberg. Instead, Hilda meets a raven who has lost his memory

David Buckland is busy with sheep and cattle in North Uist, but one of his calls is to a croft to carry out a procedure he has never done in his 40 years of being a vet. A year earlier, the gamekeeper on the local estate found a young, red deer calf stuck on the moor in a desperate condition. Dubbed Bam, he is now a year old and needs to be castrated. In Wick, Pete Cameron is on the go tending to lambs and calves, and in Forfar, Fiona Crowden is treating an emergency case. A dog has been admitted with a fever after eating blue cheese, but it isn't clear if that's what is causing his severe condition

Joy Dunlop explains the next steps to speak Gaelic, joined in the studio by learner Ruth MacAlpine from the Isle of Lewis. Calum Maclean is on the hunt for a world-famous dish that was created in an Indian restaurant in Glasgow

Life in the small fishing port of Leverburgh, Harris. A break in the weather at the end of January is good for everyone. Plus, a famous name who's made his home in Harris as an engineer on the VW Beetle

Calum Maclean embarks on an exciting journey as he meets with wild swimmers, free divers and cyclists, asking why nature has given people so much pleasure during the pandemic - a time of uncertainty. Calum also learns how lockdown has impacted a Stornoway business offering outdoor pursuits, meets with busy Glasgow-based teacher Josie Burgess who has found joy climbing hills in her spare time, and goes running with award-winning Gaelic vocalist Julie Fowlis