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GENERIC - BBC Alba teams up with Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service, to bring a fresh cultural boost to British TV, with each episode delivering a quick overview of Gaelic music and language. A documentary‑style series, this entertainment programme offers at‑a‑glance programme highlights that will appeal to UK viewers scanning their television guide for BBC Alba programming.
Am Partaidh aig Seonaidh (Cousin Bébert's Party) – Ernest receives an invitation to his cousin’s housewarming, leaving Célestine to wonder whether she’s also welcome, sparking a light‑hearted clash of expectations.
Linda tasks Meaban and Moo with finding purple ite... (episode) - Linda sets Meaban and Moo a playful challenge to locate purple objects, turning their junk‑filled hut into a lively rummage for hidden treasures.
An Cèiliche - A charming episode where a ladybird’s repeated visits spark Fuigheag’s comically protective instincts over his private space and prized food.
Builgean - Boban and Fuigheag discover a soapy sponge, turning bubble‑play into a lively adventure as Fuigheag revels in the fun, occasionally needing a moment to settle down.
Ciamar a Dh' Fhalaicheas Tu Aiseal? – The vet insists on examining Ailig’s sore hoof, but Alec balks until the hidden sharp stone is finally uncovered, turning a tense moment into a welcome relief.
Cat Cugallach - Gasta and his friends guide a bewildered cat back home in this charming animated adventure, featuring the quirky, prickly, flea‑bitten Happy Hoglet.
Tha Leòmhann na mo Chornflakes – Kathleen MacInnes brings to life Michelle Robinson’s charming tale, illustrated by Jim Field and rendered into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod, in a delightful reading on BBC Alba.
S e Obair Latha Tòiseachadh (episode) - The family returns to Dad’s childhood home, but a soon‑to‑be mother finds the dirty, old‑fashioned house far from ideal for their new baby.
Feachd nan Cat-fiadhaich (Troop Wildcats) – Flix is determined to match his father's legendary reputation as an Ultimate Outdoor Cat while tackling the adventures and challenges of his Troop Wildcats scout group.
Sgòthach Le Teans’ De Ghumbladh – The Gumbles scramble to rescue Fleod, who is stuck floating in the sky, unable to “spang” back to herself and trapped in a relentless swirl of air.
The CBBC Alba presenters embark on another challenge – the presenters team up with Alexa for a fresh competition, with the winner still to be decided.
Choirstaidh returns to her studio A' Chùil on BBC Alba, guiding viewers step‑by‑step in crafting colourful bath bombs.
Heather Dewar travels to Heaste in Skye – In this BBC Alba episode, presenter Heather Dewar meets legendary Skye fisherman Neil MacKinnon, known locally as Niall Heasta, and discovers his celebrated ties to the island’s fishing heritage.
Taigheadas (Housing) – Joy Dunlop offers a lively introduction to speaking Gaelic, using everyday housing topics to give UK viewers a practical first step into the language.
Local, national and international news and information - a concise, all‑encompassing news roundup delivering the latest stories from the community, the nation and across the globe, aired on BBC Alba on 5 November 2025.
Morocco - Souss Massa (episode) – Coinneach Rankin and Annie MacNeil chase world‑renowned surf breaks and pioneer first ascents while exploring Morocco’s stunning Souss Massa coastline.
How the escalating espionage between the United States and Soviet Union led to border and airspace violations in Finland – Explore how Cold War spy battles between the US and USSR sparked incursions into Finnish borders and airspace, revealing the hidden tensions of the era.
Overnight Oats le Sùbhagan is Piostaisean – a BBC Alba episode that blends the simple pleasure of making overnight oats with lively cultural storytelling, delivering a fresh and engaging watch for UK viewers.
Naples (episode) on BBC Alba – Ramsay MacMahon zips through Naples on a scooter, weaving the city’s bustling, narrow streets before venturing along the stunning Amalfi Coast.
Dlùth an Dàimh – a vibrant showcase of cross‑genre duets, featuring Emmylou Harris with Mary Black and Rosanne Cash with Radney Foster, while Irish folk legends Andy Irvine and Dónal Lunny add their timeless chemistry for unforgettable collaborative performances.
Dracula – In this BBC Alba episode, Cathy Macdonald explores Bram Stoker’s vampire classic, uncovering how much of the novel was written in the tranquil fishing village of Cruden Bay in Scotland.