TV Guide BBC Alba Wednesday

Kerene reveals how when her family moved from the Congo to Greece, she could not speak the language. But with the help of her friend Aggeliki, she is now fluent. Dancing is very important to her and she wants to set up a dance group

Bitzer makes plans to treat the Farmer to a restaurant-style dining experience, offering a delicious pie as the main course. However, when the pie goes missing, he makes the mistake of accepting Shaun and the flocks' offer of help in the kitchen

The story of the Glasgow bus, a lifeline between Donegal and the Scottish city to which successive generations from that county have flocked for over two centuries. The first of four programmes offers a unique insight into the bus passengers, from the Donegal emigrants of the 1960s to the present holiday-makers, and meets its owners and drivers

Part two of two. A winter with the residents on the island of Canna, home to just 16 residents, offering a heartwarming insight into a close community with members working together

The vast landscape of the Cairngorms attracts thousands to it each year. Coinneach Rankin sets out on a multi-day expedition to learn why its vast mountains are a paradise for climbers, runners and so many others. Along with his partner, Coinneach races up one of the highest mountains in Scotland, undertakes a classic multi-pitch climb and spends the night in a tiny bothy built in the 1960s

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

A special concert at Celtic Connections celebrating 25 years of new Gaelic songs, presented by Joy Dunlop. Building on BBC Radio nan Gàidheal's Òran Ùr project that showcased Gaelic songs written since the turn of the century, the concert is curated by Gillebride MacMillan and features performances from stars of Gaelic singing and contemporary songwriting as well as various surprise guests