BBC Alba TV Guide — Wednesday, 2 September 2026

As Ilija is fastest in his class, the teacher signs him up for his first race. It is the big 350m event held in the city of Bar in May

When Anton wants to get back at Belle, he sets a trap to catch her. Fortunately, he isn't successful. To remedy this, he suggests taking Belle and Sebastian to the Mysterious Peak

A film crew arrives to record a rare bird nesting at Mossybottom Farm. The Farmer is delighted by all the attention, but when a cameraman films the Flock enjoying a game of cricket, drastic action is needed

Choirstaidh makes fossils by recycling used coffee grounds

Animated series based on the work of children's author Tomi Ungerer about a pug dog born to cat parents living in Cat Town. The dog-in-a-cats' world has to figure out what his superpower is. Whatever it is, he has to also figure out what it does

Gregor MacLeod's recipe for Scotch pies shows that an old favourite never goes out of fashion, and he also combines two recipes in one - a cheesecake with a chocolate brownie base

Erica Macpherson embarks a design adventure throughout the Highlands and Islands. With the help of local craft workers she finds new ideas for designing old spaces. In Gaelic

A desperate Kat realises Eilidh's close bond with Sir Douglas means she would be the only person who can find out the truth of what happened the night Lady Mary was murdered - but with no love lost between herself and Eilidh can she convince her to help? Kat investigates deep into Eilidh's past to uncover something that she hopes will make her waver. In a tense final exchange, Sir Douglas and Kat finally come face to face, as she confronts the demons of her past in an attempt to bring Lady Mary's killer to justice. Mystery drama, starring Sorcha Groundsell, Sagar Radia and Meredith Brook

Concert set performed by Ellie Beaton featuring the songs, A Miner’s Life and It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels. Originally recorded live at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

Coinneach MacFhraing and Irish alpinist Matt Glenn do their best to experience the full range of what Glencoe has to offer, including the infamous 'Devil's Staircase'

A look at the incredible variety of different sounds animals use when they need to communicate with each other - whether it's for survival, mating, or simply for telling others how they're feeling

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring performances by stars from Scotland, Ireland and the US, including Karan Casey, James Taylor and Eddi Reader