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Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

Sealladh ùr bho Alba. A new view from Scotland.

On the way to Padgett's shop, Bing and Flop stop to play with Arlo the cat. Bing loves Arlo and knows just where he likes to be stroked and what games he likes playing. On the way home, Bing spots a new cat, but this one isn't so friendly and scares Bing when he tries to play...

Tha Bing airson beàrnan-brìde a thoirt do Sula ach am faigh e thuic' e gun a' bhriseadh? Bing wants to bring Sula a dandelion clock, but it proves a very tricky task to carry it without the seeds all blowing away.

The Abadas are playing in the forest when Ben gives them a new word. Hari sets off on another adventure as he searches the mountains for a "snowboard", but will he be able to find it in the freezing snow?

Abney and Teal are worried because the Poc-Pocs are not poc-ing and are uninterested in porridge or games. Teal decides that what the Poc-Pocs need is a holiday to cheer them up.

A shark explains that a large part of his brain is used to sense smells and find food and that people should not feel threatened by them.

Eilidh visits Gus and Seòras and their pet fish. They have 11 fish in total including guppies, zebra danios and a catfish. We learn how to look after fish and find out about all the things Gus and Seòras do to care for their pet fish.

Ruairidh Graham reads 'Rud Beag Misneachd', written and illustrated by Claire Alexander and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart.

Will mistakenly claims to have seen a monster, twice, and is reluctant to be made a fool of again. He doesn't alert anyone when he spots something suspicious under the Gumbletree.

Tink, Bounce and Willi find themselves trapped on Snike Hill with no memory of their capture. They try to recall what happened, but Tink and Bounce have very different versions of events, each placing the other at fault.

An unusual guest lands at the farm. Shaun and Bitzer try their best to make the visitor feel welcome but can't work out what the unexpected arrival needs.

Following an incident with the school photocopier, Dave must round up a horde of photocopied baby Spud twins.

Dave uses a magnet to search for treasure, but ends up attracting all the town's metal, and not just the small stuff.

Delving into his granny's old recipe book, Gregor reinvents her recipe for traditional shortbread. But he puts a modern twist on it by adding dried apple, a hint of spice and toffee pieces.

Meg Bateman chats with Joy in the studio about philosophy. Calum Maclean is in Dumfries and Galloway visiting the Samye Ling Buddhist monastery and learning centre.

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Ramsay heads to the Black Isle for a few days and travels up the coastline to Chanonry Point. Not only the site of the Brahan Seer's grisly death, this spit of land in the Moray Firth is also one of the best places in the country to see dolphins up close. And he's lucky this...

Revealing the 'secret language' beyond sight and sound that some animals deploy.

Hannah Rarity agus còmhlan-ciùil aig Duaisean nan Trads, 2025. Hannah Rarity and band recorded at the Trad Awards, 2025.

Roddy prepares croquetas and chorizo with black pudding tapas. To finish, he cooks churros with chocolate sauce. Uisdean tackles a Txangurro a la Donostiarra, a special Spanish dish of baked spider crab, followed by a classic paella with rabbit, quail and chicken.

Orkney was George Mackay Brown's inspiration, helping him to become a writer of international significance. Winning praise for his poetry and short stories, he went on to write six novels. Cathy MacDonald explores the themes of his most popular one, 'Greenvoe'. 'Greenvoe'...