BBC Alba TV Guide

The CBBC Alba presenters embark on ano ther challenge, but it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious as they are joined by Fiach

Lil Sue starts a delivery company, Deliver Sue, and in a quest to raise money for a new set of wheels, Dave lands himself with a job. Anna thinks she knows how to deliver packages quicker than Dave though, and soon a sibling rivalry unfolds

Dave is thrilled when he wins an electronic home-help device called Barry. Finally, his family can boss something around other than him. It is not long however before Barry is overwhelmed by the Spuds’ demands

Astronaut Zach explains the discoveries made by Voyager 1 and 2 in one of the most successful scientific missions of all time.

Things are confusing when the bell rings on the hour, every hour - and it brings chaos all around. Who is behind it and why? Hilda and her friends want to stop the horrible noise

Mairi Rodgers visits the Alnwick Garden in Northumbria, where she explores the modern and fun garden, the brainchild of the Duchess of Northumberland. As well as walking around the world's largest Taihaku cherry orchard in full bloom, Mairi finds out about the plants lurking in the poison garden and enjoys the water features in the Serpent Garden

Musician and learner Andrew Findlater joins Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean takes an earthly walk provoking thoughts of space and the galaxies around us

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Following the residents of the Outer Hebridean islands of Uist and Barra as they share life's ups and downs with resilience, humour and a powerful sense of community. From Berneray in the North to Vatersay in the south, the southern isles of the Western Isles archipelago off the north west coast of Scotland are home to over 5,000 people. In the first programme, young musicians in Barra prepare for summer festivals, while Donald Macphee gives an insight into the world of metal detecting in an area rich in history in Benbecula. Morag and Neill get their dancing shoes on to teach quadrilles classes at the Ceòlas festival in South Uist, and Berneray welcomes shepherds from Scotland, Ireland and Europe to the annual sheepdog trials held on the island

Documentary about a 90-year-old Connemara woman, showcasing her roles as a devoted grandmother, an inspiring mother, a caring friend, an intrepid sailor, a talented musician, a proud emigrant, and a witty storyteller

Calum Maclean explores the underground sites of central Scotland. First, author Mairi Kidd introduces him to a lesser known history of Edinburgh below the city streets. Then he ventures under the busy platforms of Glasgow Central Station, where Calum discovers an atmospheric disused Victorian platform. In Dunoon, Calum gets help from his friend Kenny Rankin to access the Paper Caves and find out more about a story that dates back almost 350 years, connecting the Campbell clan with the site

Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke forage nature's bounty in woodland. Lucy shows how to tap birch trees for sap with minimal damage to the tree. The pair also explore fungi, including many folks' 'gateway' mushroom, the chanterelle. Mary Ann heads for her native Glasgow exploring the tenement back-lanes for a wealth of berries and other fruit

Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis

Ina and Jessie enjoy themselves at the opera

Iain MacKinnon reads a parable and introduces hymns and psalms, and the singers featured include Catherine Tinney, Seona Brown and Iain 'Spanish' MacKay