BBC Alba TV Guide

The Spuds have a surprising day out when the lift in their tower block home, Grimsby Heights, delivers them to a desert island instead of the ground floor

The Spuds join Betty on a work trip across America. Will a surprising body swap help their American dreams come true?

Derek MacIntosh reads Maighstir Mòr, written and illustrated by Ed Vere and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod.

A young boy with a big imagination starts to question his absent dad and, in the wonderous mobile shop on wheels, he finds exactly what he was looking for - three of them

Choirstaidh takes a look at famous artists Charles Rennie and Margaret Macdonald Macintosh. Choirstaidh shows you how to make your own stained glass in their style

Host Derek Pluto Murray with the help of head judge Iain Spanish MacKay and guest judge, the winner of last year's series Isabel Macleod set the final two couples one huge all-day challenge. They've done well getting this far, but the stakes are high now as they near the end of the competition. As always with this series 'Instructions are not included', so they'll need to improvise and keep their heads as they try to work out how best to tackle the task in hand and create their own DIY masterpiece as a team. They are one task away from being crowned Dùbhlain DIY champions, claiming the cash prize of £2,000

Learner Mirren Buchanan from Thurso chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio, and Calum Maclean visits Ayrshire, where he gets to know some powerful local inhabitants

Visual artist and horticulturalist Màiri Gillies makes collars for her brassicas using materials she has to hand and visits two experienced island gardeners, Angus Macdonald and David Murdo Mackay. Angus has a flourishing vegetable and fruit garden and David Murdo has created a woodland in an exposed coastal location on the west side of the island. Mairi also travels to a specialist organic herb nursery in the Black Isle

Angus Og was an anti-hero, a boozy, lazy, sneaky Hebridean on the make - but his schemes always failed. Created by Glasgow Gael Ewen Bain, he delighted readers of Scotland's best-selling newspaper for nearly 30 years. This documentary details the story behind the beloved Hebridean cartoon rascal

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

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

A ratings war is declared as two pirate radio stations battle it out to win listeners in Fraochy Bay

Iain MacKinnon introduces Costello Maciver, Maeve MacKinnon and James Graham. Also appearing is the choir Soisgeul, conducted by Gareth Fuller