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The focus is on bearded vultures, one of Europe's rarest birds and was until recently considered virtually extinct.

Roghainn bho oidhche mhòr duaisean Na Trads 2022. A nochd ceòl bho Tom Orr. Highlights from the Trad Awards 2022 with music from Tom Orr.

Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Tha MacÌomhair làn plòigh ach chan eil AH-AH den bheachd gu bheil e èibhinn. MacÌomhair is full of jokes today, but AH-AH doesn't think he's very funny.

Tha Goraidh is Muireall airson dearbhadh cò as treasa dhan an dithis aca. Goraidh and Muireall want to prove who is the bravest out of the two of them.

All of the mouse children are leaving on a vacation to camp at 'The Young Mice'. Célestine would like to go as well, but she's never been to camp before.

It's a sweltering day, much too hot to do anything apart from eat ice cream and swim.

Tha e neònach smaointinn gum bi cuid aonaranach ann an àite trang. It's strange to think that some feel lonely in a busy place.

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.

12/12. Football coverage as Arbroath welcome Stenhousemuir to Gayfield Park.

Donald Morrison looks through the archive of the first Gaelic current affairs TV series. Martin MacDonald reports from Uist on the impact the army was having on the community.

In search of wildlife and adventure, Ramsay heads to the Black Isle for a few days. Tha Ramsay a'cuir aghaidh air an Eilean Dubh an tòir air fiadh-bheathaichean agus spòrs.

Mairi visits growers at a thriving community garden in Cranhill, Glasgow.

Come on a thrilling journey into the world of fairies and folklore with Ingrid Henderson.

As the ice drastically melts, we see how science, nature and tradition can prepare us for the future.

Animated series. Some unexpected visitors descend from above for their first visit to Fraochy Bay.

The remarkable story of Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Turnbull and Ormond, Hibernian FC's talented 'Famous Five' forward line, which dominated Scottish football in the post war period.