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Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

More from the day’s top stories and communities across Scotland.

Paul Murton explores the upper reaches of the Spey, Scotland’s third-longest river, from its source in the wilds of Badenoch to Broomhill, halfway down. He hears stories of clan chief Cluny Macpherson, who hid with his gold for nine years in an inaccessible cave. Heading to a hidden tributary, Paul discovers a secret aristocratic Victorian love nest located in a remote glen where the wilderness is returning. In Newtonmore, Paul sees traditional Highland houses that remind him of Hobbit dwellings, before he rides a steam train on a heritage railway that follows the Spey.

George Anderson and Ruth Vichos are back in the Beechgrove Garden just outside Aberdeen where the climate has been very mixed over the last few weeks, so they will be assessing just how that has affected the crops and blooms. George is in the fruit cage checking for pests and also prunes the Beechgrove fig. Ruth is in her vertical plot, ideal for anyone with a small garden or little space to grow, where she plants a perennial that will give a crop year after year. George plants beans and there’s a visit to Colin Crosbie’s plot near Dumfries where he is moving hostas and pruning pulmonaria. There’s also a lifting of the first tatties of the year grown in a container and kept indoors to produce an early crop.

Dougie heads to Montrose beach to measure the increasing rate of coastal erosion. Rosie is near Edinburgh meeting the farming brothers who regenerated their business into a top foodie destination. Shahbaz is in St Andrews finding out about the artists who accurately captured changes in our coastline before cameras were invented. Leanna visits Huntly to find out why it’s the perfect location for swifts. And as the annual clip gets underway, Cammy gives apprentice Anne a masterclass in the art of shearing.

Police on Skye plan to raid an abandoned house that intelligence suggests may be a cannabis farm operated by a major drugs gang. Elsewhere on Skye, officers must deal with a nasty three-car collision that has resulted in multiple injuries, cars on fire, and the island’s main road being blocked for hours. And officers in Inverness give chase to a man who jumps out of a window.

Join Farmer Jim Smith for a fantastic night of stand-up comedy, featuring Susie McCabe, Jamie MacDonald, Stuart McPherson and Marjolein Robertson. It's a cracking show with some of the most exciting comedians on the circuit today. Jamie MacDonald tells an incredible story about having to give directions to a stranger - not so easy when you use a white stick to get yourself around. Shetland's Marjolein Robertson brings her unique perspective on life to the mainland, and Fifer Stuart McPherson shares his look on life as a newly single man in the modern world. Headliner Susie McCabe closes the show with a barnstorming set guaranteed to make you laugh.

Traffic Officer Hugh McKirdy becomes starstruck as he and his partner Surjit Singh respond to an incident involving Michelle McManus. They also take us on a tour of the police impound. Having been sure that the Scottish Police Force IT system has been hacked by North Korea, Chief Commissioner Miekelson is both relieved, and a little embarrassed, to discover it was actually the work of the daughter of a woman he was dating. He discusses Freedom of Information before giving an award for bravery then grudgingly receiving an award for public service. Officer McLaren and Fletcher use good police work, and baking skills, to arrest a mobile phone thief, while Maggie LeBeau shows us the Call Centre "Thank You Room" containing gifts from happy customers. Desk Sergeant Karen Ann Millar is surprised by someone in the toilet and helps local man Bobby with his Jury Summons. Volunteer Officer Ken Beattie stands in for a drumming busker and a dodgy tummy won't stop Rural Officers Mackay and McIntosh helping a woman with a break-in at her house.

Conversation about Scotland’s biggest news stories, hosted by Martin Geissler.

Manager Steven has to deal with a pungent problem when the Fife caravan park’s swimming pool filter needs to be changed. It’s hot work for him and maintenance team members Billy and Gibby, who lend a hand. The park’s youngest caravan owner takes her son to Burntisland Fair to make memories to last a lifetime, and a couple who have been coming to the bay for over 40 years look back fondly on their own recollections. And with the kitchen short-staffed, Steven comes in on his day off to help with cooking - and to wind up his head chef.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

The latest news and weather from BBC News Scotland. Presented by Laura Goodwin.

The lands of the north bloom as nearly 24 hours of daylight transform the snow-clad landscapes. Arctic fox clans struggle to raise their cubs on Iceland’s volcanic shores. On Shetland, it’s time for the otter cub to strike out alone, while a lone puffin also searches out a partner. And in the mountains, tiny reindeer calves take their first steps. As the season moves on, orca pods arrive in Shetland to hunt harbour seals, and fledgling seabirds take a leap of faith, plunging hundreds of metres from their clifftop nesting ledges to the ocean below.

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major visit the town of Alloa in Clackmannanshire. Nestled beneath the Ochil Hills and famous for brewing and glassmaking, Alloa sits on the River Forth, which in the past made the town vital for connecting Glasgow to mainland Europe for trade. Alloa is clinging on to its traditional industries, with one brewer and one glassmaker left in the town. However, Ian finds plenty of interest in this busy community as he takes on a judo champion, visits a successful business on the high street, and hears about some dramatic paranormal events in the area. Ian and the crew also get the opportunity to try some delicious handmade tablet, and Ian grabs the chance to take part in a tasting at Alloa’s last remaining brewery.

Sanjeev Kohli takes a humorous look at how films have shown Scots, the Scots character and stereotypes, celebrating some of our most memorable onscreen moments. Are we really as mean, parochial and up for a fight as the movies often make us out to be? Sanjeev examines which Scottish stereotypes have a whiff of truth and which ones should be fed to the Loch Ness Monster. Packed with great film clips from both famous classics and lesser-known cult gems, the programme features contributions from an impressive supporting cast list, including actors Kate Dickie, Clare Grogan, Gary Lewis, Denis Lawson, Alex Norton and Tam Dean Burn. From popular adaptations of Kidnapped and Rob Roy to war dramas such as The Great Escape, from the wily islanders of Whisky Galore to the dark urban humour of films such as Shallow Grave, we look at what stories these films have told the world about us, and what these characters can teach us about ourselves. We eavesdrop on tourists taking in the sights with an Outlander tour, drawn to visit Scotland through our most expensive ever drama production, and we celebrate an unexpected staple of Scottish cinema: Scottish men crying.

A chance to see some of the early episodes of Still Game (first shown in 2002). It is the middle of a harsh winter and the old boys are frozen beyond belief. In the search to find some heat, are they desperate enough to break the law.

With their house in turmoil in the midst of the redecoration, new Latimer Crescent residents Alan and Michelle take refuge from the floor sanding at Beth and Eric’s house. Michelle is keen that they are not going to be a nuisance and tries to get to bed as early as possible, but just as she heads upstairs, Christine arrives bearing rhubarb. Hot on her heels are Cathy and Colin, who turn up with the leftovers from their restaurant meal. And Alan realises that it is not easy to leave the sawdust behind - discovering it in the most inconvenient of places.

Filmed in 2022 at Glasgow's Websters Theatre during her chemotherapy treatment, Janey Godley faces up to her mistakes in a hilarious, touching and scorchingly honest stand-up comedy performance. This show was a landmark moment in her life and career. Time in recovery and isolation gave Janey a new perspective on how she lived her life, on how fragile people can be, and that maybe she does care about what others think of her. Janey Godley passed away on 2 November 2024.

Quick, fresh and funny stuff from Scotland.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

All the weekend national, UK-wide and international news on Saturday evening at 7.

Dom and plaster expert Rich try to preserve some World War II Polish art before it is lost forever. Meanwhile, David Burville repairs a clockwork ship, and Will gets to grips with shinty.

Police race to a tragic accident on the A9, one of the Highlands’ busiest and most dangerous roads. In Fort William, PCs Roddy Sandeman and Stephen Cooper are on the hunt for a man who has evaded capture for months and believe he might be hiding on the dark, tree-lined banks of Loch Ailort. And police in Inverness intercept drug packages sent through the post.

The Chief embraces a new government scheme that offers ex-offenders a job in the police force. As the initiative gains momentum, he quickly finds himself extending second chances all round - not only to ex-convicts, but also to the environment and, most surprisingly, to his estranged daughter Ellen. The interview process is complex, and the chief gets grilled on live radio, but he is determined to make it work and appoint the right candidate for the position. Can Miekelson’s 'Miekiavellian' plans ensure that these second chances don’t become his only chance to save his job.

The diggers move in at the allotments, forcing the protest group to take extreme action. With time running out for Richard, he decides to lay it all on the line for Emily - but will it prove enough.

Scotland’s social media comedy sensation Paul Black takes a trip down memory lane with his feelgood stand-up special Nostalgia. Filmed at the Music Hall in Aberdeen as part of his UK tour, Paul examines the quality bar of Neds and showcases a childhood photo that he reckons solved one of Scotland's great divides.

Police on Skye plan to raid an abandoned house that intelligence suggests may be a cannabis farm operated by a major drugs gang. Elsewhere on Skye, officers must deal with a nasty three-car collision that has resulted in multiple injuries, cars on fire, and the island’s main road being blocked for hours. And officers in Inverness give chase to a man who jumps out of a window.

Scotland’s social media comedy sensation Paul Black takes a trip down memory lane with his feelgood stand-up special Nostalgia. Filmed at the Music Hall in Aberdeen as part of his UK tour, Paul examines the quality bar of Neds and showcases a childhood photo that he reckons solved one of Scotland's great divides.

Roddy Hart curates a sold-out concert featuring performances from Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil, Del Amitri's Justin Currie, Eddi Reader and many more, accompanied by the orchestra from the Royal Conservatoire Scotland conducted by John Logan.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

All the weekend national, UK-wide and international news on Sunday evening at 7.

Documentary following a mining company as it attempts to establish Scotland’s first gold mine. In this episode, winter creates more problems at the mine, and an accident rocks the team.

Dom teams up with carpenter Jen to save a beloved spider slide that was once a fixture in the local shopping centre and has now been rescued by the Dunblane Centre. Can Dom and Jen make it safe for the next generation to enjoy? Elsewhere, Will is at the site of the last battle on British soil to collect the Appin Chalice, a Jacobite relic used to give communion on the morning of a fateful fight in Culloden. And Dom gets grief in Crieff while learning the secrets behind hand-blown glass paperweights.

Four women, all survivors of the same dangerous man, join forces to end their nightmare and bring him to justice. Jenni, Natalie, Shannon and Robyn waive their anonymity to tell their story in chilling detail, laying bare the confusion, intricacies and frightening realities of coercive control, and revealing how they became trapped by serial predator and sex abuser Aaron Swan. Moving back and forth in time, this documentary unpicks how Swan got away with his crimes for so long, despite twice being placed on the sex offenders register. Telling their story in their own words, the women reveal how Swan’s later victims finally found a way to put him behind bars with the help of his first wife, who had been denied her own justice decades before.

A chance to see some of the early episodes of Still Game (first shown in 2002). It is the middle of a harsh winter and the old boys are frozen beyond belief. In the search to find some heat, are they desperate enough to break the law.

Scotland's favourite comic cops are back on the beat for a brand new series, chasing down fresh leads and upholding ancient laws. Traffic officers Surjit Singh and Hugh McKirdy get a rude awakening when they pull over an unlikely lothario's defaced van. Urban duo Jack McLaren and Sarah Fletcher make a revealing discovery when they respond to a pair of convivial naturists. Covert cop Archie Pepper pounces on criminals who share too much on social media. Volunteer officer Ken Beattie answers a distress call and undertakes a full programme of cleaning, washing and ironing. Chief Cameron Miekelson keeps his nose to the grindstone and his ear to the bagpipes as he personally selects a contemporary playlist. Spoof comedy shadowing a fictional Scottish police force, starring Jack Docherty, Manjot Sumal, Grado, Jordan Young, Sally Reid, James Allenby-Kirk. With special guest Paul James Corrigan, and introducing Stuart McPherson.

Gary Robertson brings you all the main issues from the world of politics and beyond. Big interviews, discussion and analysis on the stories that matter to Scotland.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

At Hillhead farm, John and Antoinette have their hands full, as Ben’s had to take a full-time job away from the farm. In Fife, the Morrises head into lambing season, expecting nearly 900 lambs. But unseasonably cold and wet weather causes devastating results. On Hawkhill croft, Sally and dad Iain are vaccinating their ewes, and Sally takes her mum out of hospital for a birthday lunch.

Dougie heads to Montrose beach to measure the increasing rate of coastal erosion. Rosie is near Edinburgh meeting the farming brothers who regenerated their business into a top foodie destination. Shahbaz is in St Andrews finding out about the artists who accurately captured changes in our coastline before cameras were invented. Leanna visits Huntly to find out why it’s the perfect location for swifts. And as the annual clip gets underway, Cammy gives apprentice Anne a masterclass in the art of shearing.

George Anderson and Ruth Vichos are back in the Beechgrove Garden just outside Aberdeen, where the climate has been very mixed over the last few weeks. They assess just how that has affected the crops and blooms. George is in the fruit cage checking for pests and also prunes the Beechgrove fig. Ruth is in her vertical plot, ideal for anyone with a small garden or little space to grow, where she plants a perennial that will give a crop year after year. George plants beans, and there’s a visit to Colin Crosbie’s plot near Dumfries, where he is moving hostas and pruning pulmonaria. There’s also a lifting of the first tatties of the year, grown in a container and kept indoors to produce an early crop.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

More from the day’s top stories and communities across Scotland.

Chef Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond are on a mission to highlight the fantastic range of great produce Scotland has to offer. This week they’re looking at locally grown vegetables, cooking a spiced roast root vegetable curry with handmade chapatis. Joining them in the kitchen are cookery teacher Sumayya Usmani, who specialises in vegetarian dishes, and food and drink journalist Rosalind Erskine, who has brought along a drink made from Scottish potatoes.

The Bibby Sapphire's Filipino cook Jaime Pacia lifts the lid on the ship's galley, while Assistant Life Support technician Nancy Orton reveals just how explosive it can be taking food to the divers in their sealed chambers. A flying red carpet is making life difficult for event organiser Peter Ferguson who is arranging the naming ceremony of a new boat. Pakistan-born Ali Akbar may have been brought up a thousand miles from the sea, but he's rapidly learning the ropes as a pilot in Aberdeen. And Crown and Anchor barmaid Val Morrison joins the Celebrate Aberdeen Parade with her favourite charity.

Princess Anne makes the Port Chaplain's day, while barmaid Val Morrison is the unofficial harbour queen as she opens a local sandwich shop. The cameras follow a day in the life of a dredger as it digs up thousands of tonnes of muddy silt. And a team effort brings a huge cargo ship into the harbour. Barmaid Val gets emotional when her favourite charity gets a windfall.

Amy and Kirsten are on the hunt for a content creator with a huge following and a personality to match! This year, they also want to push themselves out of their comfort zone and find an influencer who has a niche that they have never previously represented. They have searched far and wide for the contestants to find academy candidates from across the UK and Ireland.

It's the second challenge at the academy, and at the start of the day, the competitors get feedback from Kirsten and Amy on how they got on in the first challenge. However, Cherry has halted proceedings by announcing that someone in the room has fake followers.

As the episode opens, Michelle and Alan are making the last minute tidy-ups before the neighbours arrive for the housewarming of their freshly decorated home. Beth and Eric are first in the door, followed by Christine wearing an eye patch (from a rogue newspaper eye-scratching incident), with Colin and Cathy not far behind. Cathy is of course not backward in coming forward with less than complimentary comments about the couple’s new-look home. Then in comes Louise, Michelle’s long-term friend, who has unexpectedly come by to drop off a housewarming gift. As Louise is deaf, she and Michelle talk in sign language, further frustrating Cathy’s determination to be the centre of attention.

A surgeon has one chance to tackle a life-threatening tumour in his patient’s liver and diaphragm. A neurosurgeon must save her patient from paralysis with unerring precision.

Conversation about Scotland’s biggest news stories, hosted by Martin Geissler.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

More from the day’s top stories and communities across Scotland.

Banjo’s big ideas clash with Ro’s realism as they battle mould, money woes and renovations at Ulva House.

On the remote island of Papa Westray, the Baker family need to pregnancy scan their 64 ewes, but their flock is running amok. They have timed lambing to happen after Mel has her baby, which is due imminently. With no hospital facilities on the island, the entire family prepare to leave for mainland Orkney. In Dumfries and Galloway, Nick and his dad Derek are in the thick of lambing and calving. Nick is exhausted from lambing his dad’s traditional flock, and as night falls, a calf’s life hangs in the balance. At Hillhead Farm, Ben is back to help with lambing, while eldest son Matt takes prospective clients to visit the hilltop event site in the middle of an amber weather warning. Keziah returns home in time for a visit from a group of nursery kids, who get an impromptu biology lesson.

Police launch high-risk searches for two missing women - 22-year-old Santra was last seen on CCTV 10 days ago, while 52-year-old Laura vanished without trace two weeks ago.

After 18 months behind bars, Sean returns to his community in Cambuslang, where he struggles to manage his ADHD, battles with addiction and faces a court case for armed robbery. Self-styled vigilante Frankie lives by his own brutal code of 'jail justice', which sees him attacking sex offenders, while violent offender and drug user Owen attempts to rebuild his life on the outside, until his violent past catches up with him.

Conversation about Scotland’s biggest news stories, hosted by Martin Geissler.

A park veteran and resident reveals his passion for bowling at the local club as he challenges manager Steven to a game. Park warden Neil's son has applied for a permanent post that comes with a caravan, but there is strong competition from Gibby, a fellow member of the maintenance team who is keen to impress. Ken and Ruth also live and work on the park, and they recall a frightening incident that could have ended in tragedy.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

More from the day’s top stories and communities across Scotland.

Edith Bowman and Colin Murray explore the Glasgow Foodies’ Festival, where they discover the secrets to the best egg fried rice with chef Jimmy Lee, and how to spot ‘fake’ vanilla. Chef Julie Lin digs deep to reveal some myths about frozen food. Farmer Jim Smith learns the art of pickling, and discovers how and why one farm is turning its oats into milk.

The acting head of large mammals, April, has a problem – the team have admitted a tiny badger cub, but she is completely alone. April sets about handrearing the little orphan, which she names Miss Honey, but badgers are social animals and the cub needs a friend. It’s a few weeks before Miss Honey is joined by two other orphans – the similarly Roald Dahl-themed Bruce and Matilda. The trio happily adapt to the centre’s custom-made artificial sett before they are returned to the wild. Meanwhile, centre vet and keen birder Liam has a real challenge on his hand - an injured common sandpiper has been brought in after being being caught by a cat. With an eye injury, it’s a real case of touch-and-go as to whether the little sandpiper will survive. However, aided by the exceptional skills of Liam, the wader recovers and the vet is able to return it to the wild with the help of his family.

The extraordinary story of a young girl who grew up poor in Glasgow’s East End and went on to live a life filled with private jets, mega yachts and opulent homes around the world. But the price of these luxuries turned out to be much more than the money they cost. Baroness Michelle Mone achieved everything she had ever dreamed of - fame, power, money and status. Yet just when she thought she had made it in life, it all came tumbling down.

The story of Michelle Mone’s elevation to the House of Lords and the ongoing controversy around her links to a business which was awarded a PPE contract through the so-called ‘VIP lane’.

Conversation about Scotland’s biggest news stories, hosted by Martin Geissler.

Jules and Greg kick off in the crystal-clear waters of St Abbs, snorkelling the south east coast, before taking on the waves at Coldingham Bay.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

More from the day’s top stories and communities across Scotland.

You could say that Lynn Cameron’s garden is a load of rubbish. Lynn has transformed the shared waste pile behind her house into a sustainable garden made entirely from recycled items and seeds from seed share programmes. Lynn has created a folly built entirely from discarded stones and bricks, a pond from old tyres, and a large seat from old decking boards. She even rescued an old stained-glass window to incorporate into her folly. Most of her garden has been sourced at little to no cost, yet she has managed to develop a haven full of exotic plants and eye-catching garden features.

Paul explores the lower reaches of the river Spey - Scotland’s third longest river, famous for its forests, whisky distilleries and salmon - as it flows north towards the coast. On the way Paul hears tales of loggers who floated timber down the river from the 17th century onwards. He then takes to the water in a canoe and discovers the rare and endangered freshwater mussels that were once harvested for their precious pearls, which adorn royal crowns. Sampling a dram of the original water of life, Paul reaches the mouth of the Spey where shipyards launched vessels to sail the seven seas. Finally, Paul meets the last salmon net fisherman on the river and learns how nets were used to catch the fish, which were then packed in ice and sent by rail to London.

Beechgrove Garden is full of information for gardeners across the country who have to cope with the colder climates of the UK. Beechgrove has had some cold nights even recently, but now it looks like it’s safe to plant out those tender varieties, so Lizzie Schofield and Brian Cunningham are finally putting in the ground varieties that wouldn't survive a frost. In a warmer environment, Lizzie is checking on her tomatoes, and this year she is comparing hybrid and heritage varieties, with both needing some attention right now to maximise their productivity. Brian is in the Accessible Garden looking at recent changes that will make the plot easier to move around and work in for anyone with mobility problems. There is also a trip to Leven to catch up with Calum in his allotment, and there are all the usual handy hints.

With the berry harvest in full swing, Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife, where he discovers how the strawberry season has extended over the last 20 years. Cammy is in North Lanarkshire meeting the sheep dresser who gets livestock competition-ready for the Royal Highland Show. With the price of wool on the rise, Rosie visits the grading depot in Selkirk to find out what is driving the increasing value of fleeces. Shahbaz is in Moray stepping into the high-tech tree nursery that is the biggest in the UK, growing 19 million saplings a year. And Leanna is in Aberdeen to meet the scent-detection dogs fighting for native red squirrels by sniffing out invasive greys.

On Lewis, officers are fighting the drug trade. Acting on intel, they raid a suburban home which they suspect is connected to dealing. In Inverness, a man with a knife has barricaded himself in his home, and police need to respond before it gets out of control. In Ardnamurchan, police intervene as tensions mount between a protester and a fish farm.

Scotland's favourite comic cops are back on the beat for a brand new series, chasing down fresh leads and upholding ancient laws. Traffic officers Surjit Singh and Hugh McKirdy get a rude awakening when they pull over an unlikely lothario's defaced van. Urban duo Jack McLaren and Sarah Fletcher make a revealing discovery when they respond to a pair of convivial naturists. Covert cop Archie Pepper pounces on criminals who share too much on social media. Volunteer officer Ken Beattie answers a distress call and undertakes a full programme of cleaning, washing and ironing. Chief Cameron Miekelson keeps his nose to the grindstone and his ear to the bagpipes as he personally selects a contemporary playlist. Spoof comedy shadowing a fictional Scottish police force, starring Jack Docherty, Manjot Sumal, Grado, Jordan Young, Sally Reid, James Allenby-Kirk. With special guest Paul James Corrigan, and introducing Stuart McPherson.

Comedians Janey Godley and her daughter Ashley Storrie try working on a farm to prove they have what it takes to cut it outside the world of comedy.

Conversation about Scotland’s biggest news stories, hosted by Martin Geissler.

The caravan park owned and run by three generations of the Wallace family plays a big part in the community on the Fife coast. Manager Steven has volunteered at the nearby RNLI station since he was 17 and is on call. A park resident has recently joined a another kind of community - the bay’s wild swimmers - and goes for a dip with friends. Meanwhile, head chef James welcomes a new recruit to the kitchen, and the sun shines on a fund-raising fete.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

The latest news and weather from BBC News Scotland. Presented by Laura Goodwin.

The animals of the north face worsening weather in autumn and the first stirrings of winter. Grey seals and reindeer turn their attention to mating, hormones run wild as males compete, and young animals venture away from their parents for the first time. In Iceland, the cliff Arctic fox family is thriving, but it’s a different story for the foxes denning at the shoreline. Only one of the cubs has survived. Now, abandoned by her parents, she must fend for herself. On the Monach Isles, 35,000 grey seals arrive for the annual breeding season. A pup faces danger on the beach, getting lost and swept up into a fight between two raging bulls. As winter arrives, the reindeer herd in Norway must migrate to their grazing grounds in the mountains, but this involves a perilous two-mile swim across open water.

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major travel to Peterhead, where the North Sea meets hard graft. Built on fishing, and now the home of the biggest fish market in Europe, Peterhead reinvented itself with the arrival of oil and gas but is now looking towards renewables. Ian and Major complain about the early start as they visit the fish market, before Ian plays some crazy golf at a newly renovated town centre park. The pair then head to the harbour to find out about a big new investment in the town, and Ian takes a trip in a fish van around the local area. After a visit to the notorious Peterhead Prison, which is now a museum, Ian finds himself locked away by the crew, but he manages to escape for a peaceful sailing trip to finish his time in the town.

Scottish sitcom. Romance is in the air when Jack asks the woman in the charity shop out on a date, but Victor may end up as a gooseberry.

As the episode opens, Michelle and Alan are making the last minute tidy-ups before the neighbours arrive for the housewarming of their freshly decorated home. Beth and Eric are first in the door, followed by Christine wearing an eye patch (from a rogue newspaper eye-scratching incident), with Colin and Cathy not far behind. Cathy is of course not backward in coming forward with less than complimentary comments about the couple’s new-look home. Then in comes Louise, Michelle’s long-term friend, who has unexpectedly come by to drop off a housewarming gift. As Louise is deaf, she and Michelle talk in sign language, further frustrating Cathy’s determination to be the centre of attention.

Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights from the first day of TRNSMT live from Glasgow Green including Becky Hill, Dylan John Thomas, Cammy Barnes, Beluga Lagoon, Luvcat, The Beta Band and Wolf Alice.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

All the weekend national, UK-wide and international news on Saturday evening at 7.

Amy and Kirsten are on the hunt for a content creator with a huge following and a personality to match! This year, they also want to push themselves out of their comfort zone and find an influencer who has a niche that they have never previously represented. They have searched far and wide for the contestants to find academy candidates from across the UK and Ireland.

It's the second challenge at the academy, and at the start of the day, the competitors get feedback from Kirsten and Amy on how they got on in the first challenge. However, Cherry has halted proceedings by announcing that someone in the room has fake followers.

On Lewis, officers are fighting the drug trade. Acting on intel, they raid a suburban home which they suspect is connected to dealing. In Inverness, a man with a knife has barricaded himself in his home, and police need to respond before it gets out of control. In Ardnamurchan, police intervene as tensions mount between a protester and a fish farm.

The Chief signs up for a personal revamp after his colleagues point out a long list of his privileges. He eagerly enrols in a programme of modules and workshops specifically suited to today’s ever-evolving workplace. No-one is keener to surf society’s wave of woke than ally-to-all Cameron Miekelson. Across the organisation, the Chief becomes a visible, enthusiastic agent of change in the hope that he can delay any changes. As he feels the tide of history rising higher, he has to work ever harder to keep his head above water.

Scotland’s comedians and entertainers take us on a journey back through music of the past: the artists, the hits, the gigs and festivals. Plus, the highs and lows of starting a band and using a cassette player. Starring Ashley Storrie, Stuart Mitchell, Marjolein Robertson, Susan Riddell, Patricia Panther, Alison Peebles and Maureen Carr, Rachel Jackson, Jamie MacDonald and Bruce Devlin.

Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights of the second day of TRNSMT from Glasgow Green, featuring The Last Dinner Party, The Snuts, Sonny Fodera, Brogeal, The Fratellis, Rianne Downey, Loyle Carner and Kasabian.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

All the weekend national, UK-wide and international news on Sunday evening at 7.

Documentary following the fortunes of a band of gold miners. This episode sees the pandemic hitting the UK, causing all mining to stop and local businesses to take a huge hit.

The team help commemorate the victims of the Lockerbie bombing, automata expert Michael tackles a clockwork train, and Kirsten gets hands-on with medieval slipware pottery.