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Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Tha AH-AH air rudeigin a chall ach chan eil cuimhne aige de th' ann. AH-AH has lost something but he can't remember what it is.

Just as the Abadas finish tidying up, Ben has a new word to look for. Will the Abadas find out where it is hiding.

Abney puts on a magic show for Teal and the Poc-Pocs.

8/26. Feumar na boiteagan a chuideachadh an-diugh. The worms need to be helped today.

Ernest starts sneezing without stopping. The doctor diagnoses an allergy - to mouse hair.

Mairi MacInnes reads Sìle agus Dràgon, written and illustrated by Lesley Barnes and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod.

George has brought home a toy train set big enough for all the family to ride. Where might a trip on Spud railways take them.

Dave orders a water pistol with his birthday money but is sent a Happy Sparkle unicorn toy.

Tha Hilda a' toirt taic do dh'fhuamhaire a tha tùrsach is aonranach. Hilda is helpful to a sad and lonely giant.

Thèid a' chlach bhon d' fhuair an sgoil a h-ainm a chomharrachadh an-diugh. The stone from which the school gets its name is being celebrated today.

Naidheachdan ionadail, nàiseanta is eadar-nàiseanta gach là cuide ri fiosrachadh coimhearsnachd bho BBC ALBA. Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA.

Live Challenge Cup action from McDiarmid Park in Perth as St Johnstone take on Ayr United.

Concert set performed by Skipinnish, originally recorded live at the Trad Awards, 2024. Featured tracks include The Island, The Hag Set and Walking on the Waves.

1/14. Sgoil Ealain Ghlaschu - cùis-mhulaid nàiseanta nach gabh a chreidsinn. Investigating the national tragedy surrounding Glasgow School of Art.

Drama Gàidhlig stèidhichte ann an Leòdhas. Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis.

When a hairy visitor arrives in the bay and makes an impression with his behaviour, the town council investigates. Who is he and where did he come from.

5/6. Iain MacKinnon presents a spiritual mix of hymns, psalms and readings. Rev David Nicolson and Rosemary Ward reflect on their chosen reading.