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Dougie is near Aberfeldy in Perthshire investigating how climate change is causing an increase in tick-borne diseases among livestock. He meets a sheep farmer who lost more than 70 animals to one virus and hears how scientists are a working on a vaccine. It's tupping time on Cammy’s farm as the rams go to the ewes for breeding, Shahbaz picks up his camera in search of some miniature subject matter, and Anne is on the Isle of Mull bringing in the oyster harvest. Elsewhere, Dougie hitches a lift with AI Willie, the man bringing new life to Caithness farms for over half a century.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work 3,000m above sea level at Gangtey Lodge, Bhutan, in a remote region that only obtained electricity 11 years ago. This luxury hotel has oxygen cans on hand, and the chef prepares meals to help guests adjust to the altitude. During their stay, Monica learns the area's pastime of archery and how locals make butter and cheese for the hotel’s kitchen, while Rob masters a song in Bhutanese. They also pay a visit to the neighbouring Buddhist monastery.

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.

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Jane Lewis presents highlights from the weekend's fixtures in the SWPL.

Thainstone Mart is one of Europe's biggest livestock markets, and in today's programme, sheep auctioneer Colin visits two rival farmers desperate to outdo each other on sales day. The pressure's on trainee auctioneer Rory when his brother comes to watch him in action. And on Shetland pony day - a seller worries his favourites won't go to a good home. Can Colin come to the rescue.

Leaving Kinlochleven – once known as the electric village because of its links to power-hungry aluminium smelting - Paul discovers a forgotten German PoW camp from WWI in the woods nearby. Taking an old military road out of the village, Paul climbs into the surrounding hills and arrives at the Blackwater dam - a colossal memorial in concrete to the last of the navvies. After visiting the graves of some who died during its construction, Paul treks across empty moorland to a lonely bothy. From Corrour, the UK’s highest and remotest station, he arrives unexpectedly in the lap of luxury. After failing miserably at clay pigeon shooting at Corrour Lodge, Paul makes a long hike down to Loch Laggan, where he is taken out to an island with a legendary feasting tradition.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work at Stanglwirt Hotel in the Austrian Alps, owned by one family for 300 years and grown slowly over the years to offer world-class boxing and tennis facilities and a stable of elegant Lipizzan horses, all woven around a working Alpine farm with some of the purest water in the world.

Lenny jeopardises an important meeting when he receives a surprise visit from Mack. Maggie takes matters into her own hands to help a deflated Drew, Chris ups his game to try win Kelly-Marie back, and Roisin attempts to maintain composure while taking part in Mikey’s podcast.

Nina and Evie hatch a plan to impress Ranesh’s intimidating dad, Sachin. They must win him over before they share the news of Evie and Ranesh’s engagement.

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

This episode explores a challenging and uncommon murder prosecution. Following the disappearance of an Edinburgh woman, David Gilroy stood trial for her murder in 2012 at the High Court in Edinburgh. Five years later, married couple Edwin and Lorraine McLaren were in the dock accused of numerous property frauds. This complex trial would become the longest criminal court case in UK legal history.

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In blazing sunshine on the Fife coast, three generations of the Wallace family help install a brand new caravan on the steep hillside. The family includes 82-year-old owner and manager Tom and his grandson Steven, and over the course of 40 years the Wallaces have built the business up to 600 caravans and a hotel complex. In this episode, the park’s newest residents get the keys to their new holiday home, and Billy and Gibby from the maintenance team have the task of keeping the 47-acre site shipshape.

Presenter James Crawford takes to the air to uncover some remarkable forgotten histories, travelling back in time to our ancient past. He begins his journey with Scotland's lost canal just outside Glasgow, and then travels back to the heyday of airship travel, the abandoned island of Mingulay, and the dark history of Inchkeith Island in the Firth of Forth. He ends on the Isle of Lewis where archaeologists have recently discovered what might be a lost stone circle.

Mark Bonnar returns to the Scottish new towns in which he grew up to explore the street sculpture made by artists such as his dad.

A missing man, a hunt across the US and the untold story of an eccentric Inverness street trader who became an international fugitive. Did Kim Avis really drown in the waters off California’s infamous 'Mortuary Beach'? Dead Man Running is the extraordinary story of how the darkest of crimes were hidden in plain sight for decades.

Scottish anaesthetist Mia Beaton arrives in New Zealand for sister Cassy’s wedding, only to find Cassy has died. Mia determines to find her sister's killer among the unusual townsfolk.

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

David Wilson investigates ‘white collar’ crime, exploring how a fraudster made himself a Scottish ‘laird’ after stealing millions from the Met Police.

Some of Scotland's favourite comedians remember family life. They share the rituals of dinner time, sibling rivalries, family phrases and how to pass the time indoors when the rain won’t stop. The unique phenomenon of taking a telling off is explored, asking whether to just accept it and if getting sent to your room was really as bad as it seemed.

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Anna Campbell Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers are in Central Scotland to score a fairytale cottage on the banks of the Forth, a new build in Stirlingshire and a home with a holiday vibe in Dalgety Bay.

Young farmer Sean hits the road for his annual sheep shearing trip, while the Love family press ahead with their dairy plans. Ronnie and Pete prepare for the Royal Highland Show.

Topical debate on the big issues affecting Scotland and beyond. Members of the public have an hour to put their questions to a panel of politicians and other public figures about the biggest stories and the things they care about the most.

Chris carries out his big plan to impress Kelly-Marie, but the execution is less than ideal. A determined Viv attempts to convince Emma what Harry is capable of, Caitlin works hard to give Drew a sense of purpose, and Lydia is sceptical over Lenny’s news.

Halloween is a big deal on the barracks and the boys are determined to successfully defend their dooking for apples trophy. Gary goes with Julie to see a fortune teller, who gives Gary a spooky and terrifying prediction. All seems fine back at the barracks as Jacko and Charlie train Mickey up for his dooking debut, but Gary starts to panic as the prediction starts to come true. It takes the lure of a massive trophy to get Gary to the Halloween party, but once there he comes face to face with the terrifying conclusion to the prediction.

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This episode explores two cases that changed the Scottish legal system forever. First up is the 37-year-fight for justice following the murders of Christine Eadie and Helen Scott - aka the World’s End murders - and subsequent trials of Angus Sinclair, accused of murdering the young women. Then it's an unremarkable case from the east end of Glasgow which ended up at the UK Supreme Court, resulting in huge consequences for the Scottish justice system.

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Michelle McManus brings big-name interviews and showbiz stories from across Scotland. Bastille frontman Dan Smith chats to Grant Stott ahead of the band’s anniversary tour. Siobhan McSweeney and Eric McCormack reveal all about their gripping new drama Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. Rianne Downey talks debut album The Consequence of Love and performs her new single Good in Goodbye. Nathan Evans faces a cheeky quiz before his sold-out Hydro show, and Nathan Sykes opens up about his emotional new solo album Ultraviolet. Plus Michelle rounds up the best gigs, festivals and events happening across Scotland this week.

Ian and Major head to Wick, a royal burgh in Caithness. At one time a vast herring port, the town is now trying to maximise tourism from its location on the North Coast 500 route. Ian enjoys the stunning landscape while kayaking and admires some of the Iron Age remains for which the area is famous. Against his better judgement, he is also persuaded to take a chilly dip in an outdoor pool carved into the harbour.

Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife, where he meets the farming sisters who have stopped selling through supermarkets and are doing it for themselves. Cammy and his sheepdog Spot meet the crop scientists working on the robot dog of the future, and Rosie is in Easter Ross to see how archaeologists are investigating the underwater secrets of a lost crannog. In Caithness, Dougie finds out why one young farmer chose British Blondes as her cattle breed, and Anne is on the wild and remote island of Gometra to meet its shepherd.

Police in Inverness raid a flat and discover a laboratory containing a number of dangerous chemicals and electrical circuitry. They evacuate the area and call in the bomb disposal team. PC Stephen Cooper co-ordinates a desperate search for two missing hillwalkers in Glencoe, and, in the Cairngorms, cops investigate a suspected shotgun attack on the nest of a protected bird of prey.

A sketch series from the mind of one of Scotland's most original new comedy talents. In this episode, more intriguing characters, animations and diversions, as zoned-out waster Dee Dee makes an important discovery, the supercomputer rights the wrongs of certain denim wearers, primary school power broker Wee Gary buys some sannies, an old pal calls to speak to adventure game host Falconhoof live on air - and Limmy discovers his doppelganger.

The local cake shop suffers a decline in sales when a rogue cake decorator is let loose, two punters are unimpressed with the clientele in their local café and the job centre has a new line in compulsory niceness. All is not well in Burnistoun's leafy suburbs when a resident struggles to put out the correct colour of wheelie bin, while for another hapless householder the task of signing for a parcel has unexpected complications. TV historian Robert Clach tells us about Burnistoun's famous and very violent clan chief and the unveiling of a statue to Burnistoun's Greatest Man unexpectedly looks to the future, not the past. Also, two characters from the previous series make welcome returns - Burnistoun's failed entrepreneur Alex Ciderson presents a new action game for kids, while local furniture retailer James Jumpstyle demonstrates a disastrous line in home deliveries.

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

Always professional and above reproach, Chief Commissioner Miekelson strives to stay independent from the independent remuneration committee deciding on his salary. There’s more than money riding on a wager between Urban Officers Fletcher and McLaren, while Officer Karen takes part in a revolutionary experiment as her police station meets the public on their own turf. Archie Pepper operates smart tech to snare Scotland’s dumbest crooks. Comedy documentary starring Jack Docherty, Stuart MacPherson and James Kirk.

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Live coverage of Formartine United v Buckie Thistle in the second round of the Scottish Cup.

Sitcom. It's three men and a baby all over again, except the baby is a grown man wanting to knock down the Clansman, and the three men are Jack, Victor and Winston.

Every ounce of Scottish football from the SPFL to the Sunday league ringers. It means everything, it means nothing, and this is the view of the fans on the terrace.

Join Des Clarke and special guests Jo Caulfield, Kim Blythe and Jamie MacDonald as they offer their own take on the last seven days of news at home and abroad.

Some of Scotland's favourite comedians remember romance as they reminisce about first dates, first kisses, feelings, yearnings and getting dumped.

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Action and reaction to the afternoon’s three Scottish Premiership matches as St Mirren travel to Dundee United, Falkirk host Dundee and Livingston face Motherwell.

When your nickname is Jaws, your reputation goes before you. Joe Jordan struck fear into opposing defenders with his full-blooded approach to football. Graduating with flying colours from the school of hard knocks at Elland Road in the 1970s, where he won a league title, Joe starred for Manchester United, before leaving a tangible legacy with Italian giants AC Milan. However, his performances and goals for Scotland on the biggest of stages are what have cemented him as an icon of the game. The only Scottish player to have scored in three World Cups, Joe sits comfortably among the elite of the game. He reveals how he made the most of the ability he had to forge a top-class career in the game, and how the grounding he got in the intense Leeds dressing room would help shape the career of future footballing greats such as Franco Baresi and Mauro Tassotti. Joe also reflects on the lifelong friendship he made with the late, great Gordon McQueen, and how McQueen’s death from dementia has made him reflect on a career heading footballs. Featuring contributions from Fabio Capello, Mauro Tassotti, John Giles, Hayley McQueen and Graham Hunter.

Craig Levein and Amy Irons are joined by Arsenal legend Lee Dixon, who talks imposter syndrome, fighting Dennis Bergkamp and celebrating in a chip shop.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work at Stanglwirt Hotel in the Austrian Alps, owned by one family for 300 years and grown slowly over the years to offer world-class boxing and tennis facilities and a stable of elegant Lipizzan horses, all woven around a working Alpine farm with some of the purest water in the world.

Halloween is a big deal on the barracks and the boys are determined to successfully defend their dooking for apples trophy. Gary goes with Julie to see a fortune teller, who gives Gary a spooky and terrifying prediction. All seems fine back at the barracks as Jacko and Charlie train Mickey up for his dooking debut, but Gary starts to panic as the prediction starts to come true. It takes the lure of a massive trophy to get Gary to the Halloween party, but once there he comes face to face with the terrifying conclusion to the prediction.

The local cake shop suffers a decline in sales when a rogue cake decorator is let loose, two punters are unimpressed with the clientele in their local café and the job centre has a new line in compulsory niceness. All is not well in Burnistoun's leafy suburbs when a resident struggles to put out the correct colour of wheelie bin, while for another hapless householder the task of signing for a parcel has unexpected complications. TV historian Robert Clach tells us about Burnistoun's famous and very violent clan chief and the unveiling of a statue to Burnistoun's Greatest Man unexpectedly looks to the future, not the past. Also, two characters from the previous series make welcome returns - Burnistoun's failed entrepreneur Alex Ciderson presents a new action game for kids, while local furniture retailer James Jumpstyle demonstrates a disastrous line in home deliveries.

Scottish anaesthetist Mia Beaton arrives in New Zealand for sister Cassy’s wedding, only to find Cassy has died. Mia determines to find her sister's killer among the unusual townsfolk.

Edith Bowman delves deep into the BBC archive to revisit stellar performances from an array of artists, including The Killers, KT Tunstall and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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

Jonathan Sutherland brings you highlights of Hearts against Celtic, Aberdeen v Hibernian and Kilmarnock’s trip to Rangers.

Craig Levein and Amy Irons are joined by Taskmaster Alex Horne , who talks promotion, job swap and the joys of non-league football.

PC Cailean McLeod returns to his home island of Lewis to search for a missing 16-year-old who walked out into the snow and has now been missing for 48 hours. In the stunning landscape of Glencoe, police have to deal with traffic chaos while trying to free a motorhome from a roadside ditch. In Shetland, it’s the busiest night of the year as police deal with Viking revellers and a drunk driver.

Sitcom. It's three men and a baby all over again, except the baby is a grown man wanting to knock down the Clansman, and the three men are Jack, Victor and Winston.

Join Des Clarke and special guests Jo Caulfield, Kim Blythe and Jamie MacDonald as they offer their own take on the last seven days of news at home and abroad.

In this episode, the Chief is keen to make amends for a slip of the tongue and keeps digging deeper as his extended apology lasts forever. The traffic cops make a big noise to salute the key workers, while the rural police handle a massive marrow bust-up at the horticultural show, and Officer Karen finally sees some fresh air.

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Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife, where he meets the farming sisters who have stopped selling through supermarkets and are doing it for themselves. Cammy and his sheepdog Spot meet the crop scientists working on the robot dog of the future, and Rosie is in Easter Ross to see how archaeologists are investigating the underwater secrets of a lost crannog. In Caithness, Dougie finds out why one young farmer chose British Blondes as her cattle breed, and Anne is on the wild and remote island of Gometra to meet its shepherd.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work at Stanglwirt Hotel in the Austrian Alps, owned by one family for 300 years and grown slowly over the years to offer world-class boxing and tennis facilities and a stable of elegant Lipizzan horses, all woven around a working Alpine farm with some of the purest water in the world.

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.

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Jousting knights on horseback and gun-slinging, acrobatic cowboys. Behind the scenes with Scotland’s stunt horse team.

Cairngorm is at the heart of Scotland's greatest winter wilderness. As the first storms of the winter blow in, the ski patrol is working hard to get the resort open as early as possible. Spud the piper plays at a fairy-tale castle, and at La Taverna, Toni rips out a historic bar.

Paul Murton travels through old Perthshire, shrouded in a mythic past when kelpies lurked in the lochs of the Trossachs. He lends a hand bringing in the cattle and hears how Rob Roy MacGregor might not have been the romantic figure of popular fiction. Was he a hero or just a cattle thief? At Rob Roy’s graveside, Paul meets a man who casts doubts on the clansman’s last resting place. He then travels along a disused railway above a beautiful loch to a place where the earth once moved for folk at the 'Shaky Toun'. A trek on horseback takes him to Loch Tay, where he goes back to the Iron Age and learns how to light a fire without matches. Scaling a local giant, journey’s end is on the summit of mist-wreathed Ben Lawers.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti visit Wilderness Hotel Inari, an adventure hotel above the Arctic Circle in Lapland. Working in sub-zero conditions, Monica learns about the indigenous Sami culture before prepping some reindeer stew, while Rob gets all hot and bothered maintaining saunas before taking a cold-water plunge in a snow hole. But will Rob finally witness the wonder of the northern lights from the comfort of his own room.

With Sam and Chris in crisis, a concerned Bob takes action to help his friends. A scheming Viv sets a trap for Emma, and Roisin’s nerves get the better of her - especially when she receives shocking news. Meanwhile, a guilty Caitlin’s confronted by Drew.

It’s a turbulent day for Nina: her first date with Lee is derailed when Evie plans her bridesmaid’s dress fitting in the middle of it.

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

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The sun continues to shine on the 600 caravans overlooking the Firth of Forth, on the Fife coast. After many months of restrictions, the team are excited to be bring back live entertainment for the residents and renters of the park’s 600 caravans. Bar and restaurant manager Blythe has great news for one caravan park veteran eager to get his quiz night up and running. Meanwhile, children and their parents are treated to a magic show, and maintenance team member Mark prepares for his wedding in the park’s hotel, with a live performance from one talented caravan resident.

Ten aspiring interior designers on the cusp of turning professional take part in the biggest design challenge of their lives. Competing to win their first official commercial contract, with the Watergate Bay Hotel in Cornwall, the designers face a different commercial brief each week, with their spaces scrutinized by head judge Michelle Ogundehin. This week, Michelle is joined by fashion designer turned interior designer Matthew Williamson. The challenge they set is to transform five upmarket rental apartments in Manchester. Working in pairs, the designers must decorate a living room or master bedroom and a shared home office. They have just two days, £1,500 and two tradesmen to help them get the job done.

Hunting down the fraudsters lurking in the shadows of Scotland’s £7 billion whisky industry, reporter Sam Poling goes undercover to investigate organised crime’s latest money spinner: cask whisky investment. Sam meets people duped by the criminals into handing over, and losing, all of their savings, and she goes on the trail of the missing millions. She uncovers an international criminal network, confronting those at the heart of it through secretly filming a convicted con artist and tracking down a shady businessman with a dark past.

Mia makes enemies as she lines up suspects. She discovers Cassy had secrets, leading to conflict between Ewan and Teddy - but little does she realise that Ewan has a secret of his own.

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

David Wilson investigates fraud and forgery in art and literature, discovering how fake Robert Burns manuscripts are still causing problems for collectors.

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Anna Campbell Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers are island hopping in Orkney and Shetland to visit a renovated croft house on Yell, a vibrant townhouse in Kirkwall and a newly built family home near Lerwick.

Emma and Ewan earn their first pay cheque for the new farm, while Joanna and Donald press ahead with plans for their farm shop, and Sean returns home to the family farm.

Topical debate on the big issues affecting Scotland and beyond. Members of the public have an hour to put their questions to a panel of politicians and other public figures about the biggest stories and the things they care about the most.

A determined Viv finally sets her plan in motion to kill Harry. Roisin’s on the verge of confessing all, Lenny makes an enticing offer to a stunned Harry, and Sam accidentally gives Scarlett the wrong impression.

Actor Richard returns home from London to visit his dad, Ken, a year on from the passing of his mum, Jean. But on arriving, he realises his dad may need more help than he'd originally thought.