BBC Alba TV Guide

Tòmas wants to be a herdsman when he grows up as he loves to spend time with cows and finds that they seem to understand him

When Belle is nowhere to be seen, Sebastian is anxious as this is the third time this week and he misses their morning hugs. He wonders what might be causing this

The national final of the five-a-side football competition takes place in Inverness, with teams from across the country competing to win Cuach na Cloinne

As the first term comes to an end, Miss Sharpe and her pupils are busy preparing for the Mòd - and it looks as if Danny and Mrs Fullerton are out for revenge

Iain Angus goes lobster fishing in Great Bernera, and the west side football team get back to training

Camrears record daily life in the port of Stornoway. It's a historic day for the Hebrides as the first cruise ship arrives at the Deep Water Terminal and tourists get a chance to visit some of the island's top attractions

Part two of two. Crofter Keith MacDonald returns to South America, a continent he once lived and worked in, on a journey to uncover the story of the Scots who emigrated there over a century earlier. His journey takes him deep into Argentine Patagonia, where he kayaks to the Perito Moreno Glacier, now beginning to show the first signs of retreat after decades of stability. He visits one of the only operational cattle ranches within the vast Los Glaciares National Park, joining a team of gauchos as they round up livestock, then ventures towards a remote archipelago off the southern tip of the continent

Summer fishing trips off the Isle of Lewis with Angus Mackay and friends. In Gaelic

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring Dónal Lunny, Sarah Jarosz, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Teddy Thompson

1962: The world holds its breath as nuclear war looms during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Behind the scenes, a Soviet spy helps Kennedy face Khrushchev. Discover how Oleg Penkovsky betrayed the USSR - and helped avert a third World War

The town's dance troupe is in distress, meaning that a musical score must be handled with extra care

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh learn about traditional music in Cork, accompanied by singer Mary Smith and fiddle-player Rachel Harris