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A new view from Scotland.

Linda Macleod travels to Lochaber to meet local nursery school pupils and read "Latha Mòr na Glaodhaich", written and illustrated by Rebecca Paterson.

Join Mairead, Eachann, Seocan and Luchag nan Litir as they encourage young children to pronounce and form Gaelic sounds and words from particular groups of letters. This programme focuses on words, stories and songs containing the letter D.

Catriona needs 30 paint brushes for her playgroup. Calum gets the job of dividing them into five pots.

Mairi MacInnes reads "Nansaidh Leòmach".

Moominmamma is so homesick that she finds a magical way to travel back to Moominvalley until she becomes trapped.

Matilda is having fun with Charlie, Bob and Felicia in the forest when her three friends suddenly decide to go, leaving her alone.

Among the challenges: learn to attack the lolly jar in a whole new way and find out how to hang on to your money.

An island runs out of black pudding, so an old man tries to rescue the situation using pigs blood and natural ingredients.

Wick vet Ian Miller has to give a pedicure to a bull weighing over a tonne, a big job that requires a hydraulic crate on a trailer and an electric grinder. Meanwhile, at the Vets Now emergency service, a Cockapoo has eaten something he shouldnt.

Lessons in Gaelic for beginners by Rhoda MacDonald.

History short looking at martial arts.

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Murdo Macdonald explores the beautiful Inverewe gardens in Wester Ross.

As well as traditional families with a Mum and Dad, family can be defined in many other ways. We explore what family means in todays society, and look at how it has changed in the last 40 years.

The lads return to Ruaridhs first job in a bakery and make pastry to use in the kitchen. Despite a period of 17 years elapsing, he still masters the machinery that he used in his youth. After a quick demonstration and clouds of flour, they finally manage to roll pastry through the industrial roller.