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.

In the central region, the judges must choose between a Georgian-listed property in Bridge of Allan, a passive house in Kinrosshire and a converted granary in Kippen. Scoring them on architectural merit, distinctive design and personal style, which home will Anna, Banjo and Danny judge worthy enough to go forward to the grand final.

The Williamsons go for glory at their local show on Lewis, where their best sheep compete with the island's cream of the crop. Lucy and Adam reignite their dairy dreams, but their new baby arrives just as the work load ramps up. And Callum and Zara head south for a farm safety-awareness event to commemorate those farmers and their families affected by accidents at work.

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.

Jodie is guilt-ridden when she learns the payback on Drew turned out to be a devious scam and tries to put things right. Meanwhile, Lydia braces herself to finally get checked out by Gillian, Nicole tests whether her theory has any weight, and Sam’s plans for a getaway are hijacked.

Jules and Greg brave the icy, deep waters of Scotland’s Highland lochs.

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

Judith Ralston and Grado are out and about exploring Ayrshire and its islands. Starting with a cycle around Millport and a stay in some luxury eco cabins, the pair head on to the Isle of Arran to visit the UK’s first employee-owned resort. Back on the mainland, the pair get to grips with some Olympic stones and spend the night in a 14th-century castle.

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.

Judith Ralston and Grado are on the road exploring the often-overlooked Scottish Borders. They sample delights in the coastal town of Eyemouth, including a stay in a mansion built for a notorious smuggler. They travel to Kelso for some R&R in a beautifully restored 12th-century manor, before heading to Newcastleton to check out the local agricultural show and stay in an off-grid alpine chalet.

There is a lot of productive gardening going on at Beechgrove as George Anderson and Ruth Vichos both work on projects that will bear fruit later in the year. Ruth is focusing on growing for those with a small space, returning to the vertical garden that she started last year. Vertical gardening uses structures that allow plants to be stacked upwards - ideal for anyone with just a small plot or patio. She also shows how this method can still be very productive. George is in his beloved fruit cage, where after a clear-out last year, he plants a bed of new raspberry varieties and propagates new growth from Beechgrove’s existing fig tree. There is a Back to Basics guide from Colin Crosbie’s plot just outside Dumfries, and a review of Beechgrove’s gravel and grass garden, which will be thinned and replanted over the course of this season.

Dougie visits a dairy farm near Torthorwald in Dumfriesshire at calving time. With 700 newborns due, he finds out about the benefits of block calving. Meanwhile, Shahbaz visits the seal colony in the Ythan Estuary in Aberdeenshire to find out how drones are being used for conservation, and Arlene is in Easter Ross to meet a woman who has been raising menopause awareness. Cammy is on home turf in Ayrshire as early potato planting gets under way, and as Landward continues to celebrate 50 years on air, Anne revisits a story from the archive that features cattle with a very unusual colour.

The story of the trailblazing Scottish girl bands who challenged a male-dominated industry.

The Scottish police force continue to try to keep Caledonia crime-free. The officers attend to noisy neighbours noising each other up, an ice cream van man soft-serving hard liquor and a gang raid on an arcade.

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

To celebrate 30 years since the start of the T in the Park Festival in 1994, Edith Bowman delves deep into the BBC archive to revisit stellar performances. Featuring an array of artists that appeared between 1994 and the festival's last year in 2016, including Coldplay, Rihanna and The Who.

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.

Live Championship football from McDiarmid Park as current league leaders St Johnstone take on Raith Rovers.

Winston saves the day by thwarting a mugger and becomes an internet sensation. Meanwhile, Jack and Victor have one mix-up too many so decide it’s time to get mobile phones.

Winston saves the day by thwarting a mugger and becomes an internet sensation. Meanwhile, Jack and Victor have one mix-up too many so decide it’s time to get mobile phones.

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.

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.

Beth's birthday treat - lunch out with the family - is hijacked by a very drunk Colin, another uninvited guest and an alarmingly intimate photograph.

Beth's birthday treat - lunch out with the family - is hijacked by a very drunk Colin, another uninvited guest and an alarmingly intimate photograph.

Scotland’s comedians and entertainers take us on journey back through dinners and foods past; the fine dining, the deep fried, the deep freeze and the many, varied ways we enjoy mince. Plus, the highs and lows of home cooking and the correct contents of a munchie box. With Ashley Storrie, Sanjeev Kohli, Karen Dunbar, Bash the Entertainer, Judith Ralston, Des Clarke, Jane McCarry, Leo Kearse, Zara Janjua, Raymond Mearns and Bruce Devlin.

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.

The team are in Alloa, Scotland’s smallest county, hoping to revive Alloa Co-op Bowling Club’s faded and warped sign in their centenary year. Meanwhile, Dom delivers Steve a 19th-century regulator clock from the Hebrides that has a ghostly connection, and Will heads north to Rothes to learn the fiery, and very loud, craft behind forging traditional copper stills for the multibillion-dollar whisky industry.

Steven Thompson presents highlights from the afternoon fixtures in the Scottish Premiership, including Aberdeen v Kilmarnock, St Mirren v Livingston and Celtic v Falkirk.

In the central region, the judges must choose between a Georgian-listed property in Bridge of Allan, a passive house in Kinross-shire and a converted granary in Kippen. Scoring them on architectural merit, distinctive design and personal style, which home will Anna, Banjo and Danny judge worthy enough to go forward to the grand final.

After 40 years of solitude, a spirited elderly hermit tackles ill health, a declining memory, and questions whether he can live out his last years in the wilderness he calls home.

Farmer Jim Smith has taken the comedy world by storm. This show, the last on his sellout tour, was recorded in front of a packed home crowd in Perth, proving there is a big audience for his unique brand of farmyard humour.

A contemporary sketch show for a society with a short attention span, brought to you by the sleep-deprived brain of ageing millennial Zara Gladman. Featuring a fast-paced mix of sketches, music, social media send-ups and keenly observed characters. Meet Aileen, the latte-swigging, Pilates-going mum from Glasgow’s leafy west end, and the Scottish reporter with that ‘newsreader accent’. Also, keep an eye out for a woman who may or may not be a rat. Written, directed by and starring Gladman, with Kim Blythe, Stuart Cromarty, Sophie Rose McCabe, and special guest stars Aidan Moffat, Kirsty Wark and Julie Lin.

Writer, comedian and Scot Squad star Stuart McPherson presents his latest autobiographical Fringe show, which explores life living with alopecia, and the acceptance and resistance that it brings.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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.

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

Highlights from the afternoon's fixtures in the Scottish Premiership, including Dundee v Dundee United, Rangers v Motherwell and Hibernian v Hearts.

It takes a team of experts back at the barn to tackle a monster-hunting camera lost in the depths of Loch Ness for 55 years. In Glasgow, Dom enlists a local stained-glass restorer to help put a shattered treasure back together, and sparks fly as Will learns how to make a bespoke bike frame in the Scottish Highlands.

An elderly woman has taken a nasty fall down a hill while walking her dog and is in a lot of pain. Luckily, passers-by call for an ambulance, and the special operations team arrive in their four-wheel drive vehicle. Meanwhile, those responsible for dispatching ambulances from a Glasgow call centre struggle to locate a patient who is in urgent need of mental health support. Elsewhere, a student paramedic in Livingston practises what she hopes will be her future career, helping two elderly patients, one with heart problems, and the other with broken bones in her shoulder following a fall. In Edinburgh, paramedics help an injured walker who was heading up Arthur’s Seat at night, and a patient who turns out to be much younger than the ambulance crew expect.

Winston saves the day by thwarting a mugger and becomes an internet sensation. Meanwhile, Jack and Victor have one mix-up too many so decide it’s time to get mobile phones.

The further adventures of the Scottish Police Force as they protect our wee bit hill and glen. This week the comedy spoof documentary follows Chief Commissioner Miekelson as he goes back to the streets, accompanied by Volunteer Officer Ken Beattie. Bread bombs, countryside quarrels and a problematic prizewinner keep the rest of the Scot Squad busy. Starring Jack Docherty with Jordan Young, Ashley Smith, Grado, James Allenby-Kirk and Chris Forbes.

As we continue to expand our urban spaces and cities, our wildlife has felt the consequences. Wildlife film-maker Libby Penman showcases the incredible work of dedicated conservationists who are fighting to bring our wildlife back from the brink. As we journey across Europe, we see how bottlenose dolphins are thriving in Aberdeen Harbour, how pioneering designers in Munich are reimagining urban construction with wildlife at its heart, and we meet the Ibizan scientific community that is rallying towns together to save an iconic lizard species. We see teams in Scotland that are working to protect peregrine falcons from poachers and the citizen science project in Ireland that is researching how red foxes are adapting to our city life, and dive with a dedicated woman creating change in the waterways of the Netherlands. Across all of these stories, Libby reveals the benefits of supporting and living alongside our wildlife. The amazing work of these groups and individuals show that if we take care of nature, it will take care of us in return.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

The Williamsons go for glory at their local show on Lewis, where their best sheep compete with the island's cream of the crop. Lucy and Adam reignite their dairy dreams, but their new baby arrives just as the workload ramps up. And Callum and Zara head south for a farm safety awareness event to commemorate those farmers and their families affected by accidents at work.

Dougie visits a dairy farm near Torthorwald in Dumfriesshire at calving time. With 700 newborns due, he finds out about the benefits of block calving. Meanwhile, Shahbaz visits the seal colony in the Ythan Estuary in Aberdeenshire to find out how drones are being used for conservation, and Arlene is in Easter Ross to meet a woman who has been raising menopause awareness. Cammy is on home turf in Ayrshire as early potato planting gets under way, and as Landward continues to celebrate 50 years on air, Anne revisits a story from the archive that features cattle with a very unusual colour.

There is a lot of productive gardening going on at Beechgrove as George Anderson and Ruth Vichos both work on projects that will bear fruit later in the year. Ruth is focusing on growing for those with a small space, returning to the vertical garden that she started last year. Vertical gardening uses structures that allow plants to be stacked upwards - ideal for anyone with just a small plot or patio. She also shows how this method can still be very productive. George is in his beloved fruit cage, where after a clear-out last year, he plants a bed of new raspberry varieties and propagates new growth from Beechgrove’s existing fig tree. There is a Back to Basics guide from Colin Crosbie’s plot just outside Dumfries, and a review of Beechgrove’s gravel and grass garden, which will be thinned and replanted over the course of this season.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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

Amy Canavan presents highlights from the weekend's fixtures in the SWPL.

The summer months bring new opportunities for the hardy folk who live in the shadow of Cairngorm. This time, the steam railway gets a little overheated, the mountain team battles the midges, the dreams of Rona the downhill racer come adrift, and the pub springs a leak. Disaster all round really.

The summer months bring new opportunities for the hardy folk who live in the shadow of Cairngorm. The mountain team has to call in the helicopter to reach their remotest ski tow, the Glorious Twelfth looks less than glorious, Ruari goes up the creek on his way to his wedding, and 25,000 people turn up in Aviemore to hear Spud the piper.

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 horrified Angus finds out that Amber has gone behind his back, causing friction between the new parents. Meanwhile, Tyler has a bust-up with Harry at his stag do, Roisin acts fast when she learns the fire extinguisher that killed Jonathon is missing, and Maggie confronts Eddie.

Back from a quiz night at the pub, everyone is encouraged to reveal their hidden talents. Cathy is very bendy but Gordon not quite as agile as everyone had hoped.

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

Best-selling author and reformed gang member Graeme Armstrong explores how to escape the gang life. How do ‘young team’ members turn their lives around? Is it even possible? In this episode, Graeme explains that there were only ever three options he could see: death, prison or redemption. This time focusing on Glasgow, Graeme explores the Wyndford Scheme in Maryhill and travels to Glencoe to meet a man who, like himself, managed to turn his life around and leave gangs behind for good.

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.

Live Scottish Youth Cup final coverage as Hearts take on Queen’s Park at Hampden.

Best-selling author and reformed gang member Graeme Armstrong explores how to escape the gang life. How do ‘young team’ members turn their lives around? Is it even possible? In this episode, Graeme explains that there were only ever three options he could see: death, prison or redemption. This time focusing on Glasgow, Graeme explores the Wyndford Scheme in Maryhill and travels to Glencoe to meet a man who, like himself, managed to turn his life around and leave gangs behind for good.

Detectives want to question William Beggs, the prime suspect in relation to the murder of 18-year-old Barry Wallace - but Beggs is on the run. As the manhunt continues, Strathclyde Police make a shocking discovery that turns the investigation on its head: Beggs has killed before. In May 1987, the mutilated remains of a young man were found in a forest in the north east of England. The victim was 28-year-old student Barry Oldham from Bolton. His throat had been cut, and attempts had been made to dismember his body. Within a month, Beggs had been arrested and charged with the murder. Beggs had met Barry Oldham in Rockshots, Newcastle's busiest gay club. He claimed he had acted in self-defence after Barry Oldham had attacked him during a subsequent camping trip. Beggs was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment, but an appeal saw his conviction overturned two years later, and he was released from prison.

After discovering that Beggs had previously been sentenced to life in prison for murder, but had been freed on appeal, the search for him in relation to the murder of Barry Wallace intensifies. Strathclyde Police now believe that Beggs has fled the country and are liaising with Interpol, the world's largest international police organisation. Then, two weeks after going on the run, Beggs hands himself into a police station in Amsterdam, a move that puzzles detectives. It soon becomes apparent that Beggs has chosen the Netherlands because of its robust extradition laws. Strathclyde Police must work hard to have Beggs returned to Scotland to stand trial for the murder of Barry Wallace. As they prepare the case, the force uncovers more secrets from Beggs’s past.

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

Jules and Greg brave the icy, deep waters of Scotland’s Highland lochs.

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.

Interior designers Anna Campbell Jones and Banjo Beale and architect Danny Campbell travel the country in search of Scotland's best homes. In the west, the judges must choose between a Georgian townhouse in Ayr, a semi-detached house in Dumbreck and a Victorian villa in Kilmacolm. Scoring them on architectural merit, distinctive design and personal style, which home will Anna, Banjo and Danny judge worthy enough to go forward to the grand final.

Andrew and dad Terrence are spinning plates on the farm, and with their glamping pods, just as the latest member of the Glenn family arrives. Long days on the dairy shed build, and an infection in Adam’s leg mean he is desperate for a new prosthetic. Meanwhile, Ally and fellow crofters set sail to the stunning volcanic Shiant Isles, where they must navigate steep cliffs to find and shear sheep.

With three weeks to the Holyrood elections, Debate Night comes from Helensburgh as a studio audience puts questions to Paul O’Kane from Scottish Labour, Alison Thewliss from the Scottish National Party, Douglas Lumsden from the Scottish Conservatives and Alan Reid from the Scottish Liberal Democrats. Hosted by Stephen Jardine.

Just as she thinks her blackmailers are under control, Gillian is stunned when a curveball is thrown her way. Meanwhile, an anxious Maggie carries out her risky plan to get proof of Viv’s lies, Sam wears his heart on his sleeve when he opens up to Scarlett, and Amber is forced to face her fears.

Jules and Greg take the plunge into the Isle of Skye’s dramatic rock pools and waterfalls.

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

Judith Ralston and Grado are on the road exploring the often-overlooked Scottish Borders. They sample delights in the coastal town of Eyemouth, including a stay in a mansion built for a notorious smuggler. They travel to Kelso for some R&R in a beautifully restored 12th-century manor, before heading to Newcastleton to check out the local agricultural show and stay in an off-grid alpine chalet.

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.

Judith Ralston and Grado sample Scotland’s south coast in Dumfries and Galloway. The adventure starts at the historic Caerlaverock Estate, where Grado enjoys an overnight in a treehouse. They experience majestic birds of prey on the Galloway Red Kite Trail, and spend the night in coastal glamping domes. Their final stop takes them to Portpatrick, where they stay in the Edwardian luxury of Dunskey Castle.

There is lots of planting for the plate at Beechgrove Garden as Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cunningham start growing a wide variety of edible produce. Kirsty is the first of the Beechgrove team to kick off work on her competition plot. Each presenter has been given a sense to appeal to in each of their competition borders, and Kirsty is planting things that will taste fantastic. She is also trying something new to Beechgrove: hops. Meanwhile, Brian provides an update on the veg he sowed at the start of the series and is in his rain garden checking on what survived this year's wet weather. There are all the usual handy hints, and there is a visit to Calum Clunie’s allotment in Leven.

Dougie heads for Ben Ledi in the Trossachs to help with some high-altitude fieldwork. And 25 years on from the foot-and-mouth outbreak, Arlene finds out about a legacy that is helping today's farmers. Elsewhere, Rosie is in Gairloch Wester Ross to hunt for herring and find out how this over-exploited species is making a comeback. Leanna is in Fife, where she joins a team researching the movements of secretive snipe, and Cammy visits the Ayrshire couple determined to preserve and promote the Clydesdale horse breed.

A single mum from Scotland's east coast embarks on a whirlwind romance with a Ghanaian preacher. They quickly marry, and she takes his side as the first lady of his church. But lives are torn apart when tragedy strikes. Reporter Myles Bonnar meets friends and family to try to find out what happened to Charmain.

Reporter Myles Bonnar travels to Ghana to look into Charmain's death. There, he interrogates the police investigation that was carried out at the time, and meets those who were at the scene, as he searches for the truth about what happened in room 112.

More than a decade on from her death, reporter Myles Bonnar runs the case by a veteran detective and investigates Eric Adusah's past, uncovering hidden truths. With so many questions about what happened to Charmain, he tracks the Prophet down in search of answers.

Back from a quiz night at the pub, everyone is encouraged to reveal their hidden talents. Cathy is very bendy but Gordon not quite as agile as everyone had hoped.

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

To celebrate 30 years since the start of the T in the Park festival in 1994, Edith Bowman delves deep into the BBC archive to revisit stellar performances. Featuring an array of artists that appeared between 1994 and the festival's last year in 2016, including Ed Sheeran, Black Eyed Peas and Paolo Nutini.

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.

Live Championship action as the regular season comes to a close.

Twilight Monthly magazine needs a new cover star and Victor is convinced he’s the man for the job. Meanwhile, Winston battles with a neighbour to win a stray cat’s affections.

2018. It’s Niall’s wedding day as he follows his estranged ‘brother’ Ruben into a barn, away from all his guests. Here, in an explosion of violence, Ruben brutally and shockingly attacks him. Understanding why proves to be the driving question of this drama as we are catapulted back through the decades.