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An intimate insight into the difficulties faced by a tight-knit family business in the Scottish Highlands. Jamie and his sister Jean run the roadside recovery company their parents began in 1973, rescuing stranded motorists from some of the wildest landscapes and challenging roads in Britain. During the busiest month of the winter, they strive day and night to rescue everything from sports cars to 42-ton trucks. It’s tough work, but they take great pride in seeing people safely on their way.

Jo and Andy must take stock of the rain damage to their wheat crop. A huge chasm has torn through one field and in another the seedlings are swamped in mud. They call in a grain specialist for some expert advice. Meanwhile one of their pedigree cattle goes into labour. It's touch and go as Andy helps deliver a calf that's in breech position. Near Glasgow, John and Antoinette run a mixed livestock farm, but John badly needs a hip replacement and is struggling with the workload. Youngest son Ben wants to help but the farm can't afford to pay him full-time. Their six kids have come up with a plan to boost the farm's income by setting up an events business. In Caithness, single mum Sally Crowe runs a croft with help from her 79-year-old dad Iain. It's one of the biggest days of the year as they find out how many lambs to expect in spring, on a small farm where every penny counts.

Following one of the nation’s biggest cold cases - the murder of Caroline Glachan, a Scottish schoolgirl who never came home.

Darren uncovers the heroic efforts of an NHS workforce battling rising patient numbers and an ageing population.

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.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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

This Our Lives documentary tells the story of Boots and Beards, a Scots Asian-run hillwalking group helping people from ethnic minority backgrounds explore the great outdoors. We join the group as it gathers once again after a year in lockdown and prepares to celebrate its landmark 100th walk. We meet the group’s founders, Naveed Baksh and Kashif Butt, whose close friendship has been a driving force behind the success of the group. Their fortnightly hillwalks began as a way to spend more time with close friends and family, but have grown into a community event that has transformed lives. Naveed also travels to Fort William, the small Highland town where his parents first settled when coming to the UK. There, he’s joined by Kashif for a walk up Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the country and the pair’s greatest hillwalking challenge to date.

In this episode, a man in Livingston has fallen outside his home following a dizzy spell. Paramedics Amy and Andrea try to determine the extent of his injuries and what may have caused him to collapse. Meanwhile, in Glasgow, paramedics in the special operations crew are primed and ready at the scene of a bomb threat. The device must be neutralised by a specialised explosives ordnance disposal team. However, until that can happen, the paramedics’ main role is to both help ensure the safety of residents and to support the other emergency services. Elsewhere, emergency call handler Andy draws on his language skills to help with a serious emergency taking place in Spain, while his colleague Chloe speaks to a man whose partner might be experiencing a mental health crisis. In Dundee, an ambulance crew investigates the cause of a man’s sudden collapse at a bus stop. They take him to hospital, but he takes a turn for the worse on the way.

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.

Documentary showcasing the game of shinty and the Highland communities that play it. Shinty’s ancient origins date as far back as the 5th century, when it was believed to be the traditional battle game of the Highlands clans. By the 18th century, it had become Scotland’s most popular game and can lay claim to giving birth to golf, ice hockey, and even the development of football, which borrowed set positions such as defender, midfielder and forward from the game. Today, however, shinty is underfunded and largely ignored outside the Highlands, but it remains strong in the small communities where it began centuries ago. Shinty's biggest prize is the Camanachd Cup, a trophy that every shinty player and community dreams of bringing home. Being such a physical game, and with the threat of injuries constantly looming, it's no surprise that the game fell out of fashion. Giving It Stick follows the rival teams of Newtonmore and Kingussie through the highs and lows of the 2022 season, and celebrates the people keeping shinty alive in the Highlands.

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

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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Will and Dom learn how a devastating fire put a 5,000-year-old craft in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Chris Shaw repairs a Gaelic pipe music book, and Dom has the chance to make his own sporran.

JJ Chalmers is at Dunbar recycling centre on Scotland's east coast, hoping to rescue three lucrative items before they're lost forever. He enlists the help of bag-maker Neil Wragg to repurpose a leather sofa suite, while upcycler Sarah Peterson needs to come up with a creative way to update an old prayer stool. JJ has the huge challenge of revitalising a broken cash register, but will all three items pull in profits for their unsuspecting owners.

Comedy about a brash Irish matriarch. Mrs Brown's hopes of impressing the bride's mother hit trouble when she fails to receive an invitation to Maria's hen party.

Cathy invites the neighbours round to enjoy an extravagant spread of posh shop-bought nibbles to celebrate Colin's dad's birthday. Despite her big show of being the ultimate hostess, long-suffering Beth has to step in and rescue the party. Birthday boy Willie isn't impressed by any of it, but finally gets into the party spirit when Colin presents him with his old accordion. He gets everyone in the mood for a living room ceilidh.

What is a showperson? Run away with the fair and join the family firms who bring the shows to towns and villages across the country. Meet three generations of the Taylor family as they set up in Grangemouth, and find out from finance guru Sarah Sheeran exactly what is involved in buying rides costingt half a million pounds. And meet father-and-son duo Trevor and Kristan Smith as they battle wet weather and family squabbles in Airdrie.

Join the Hiscoe family as they juggle a busy summer season in Ardrossan while looking after two kids and reflect on their decision to move away from the traditional showman lifestyle. The Taylors are in Edinburgh, but this time it’s for a very colourful reason. And the Smiths deal with the hardest thing a father and son can go through.

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

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Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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Live coverage as promotion contenders Falkirk and Livingston go head-to-head in the Scottish Championship.

Canine capers are unleashed when Jack and Victor become dogsitters, Winston's jealousy sparks some serious pet one-upmanship, and the heat is on as Isa prepares for the Craiglang Community Bake Off.

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.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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Steven Thompson presents highlights from the afternoon's fixtures in the Scottish Premiership, featuring Dundee v Hearts, Hibernian v Aberdeen, St Mirren v St Johnstone and Kilmarnock v Dundee Utd.

JJ Chalmers is at Dunbar recycling centre on Scotland's east coast, hoping to rescue three lucrative items before they're lost forever. He enlists the help of bag-maker Neil Wragg to repurpose a leather sofa suite, while upcycler Sarah Peterson needs to come up with a creative way to update an old prayer stool. JJ has the huge challenge of revitalising a broken cash register, but will all three items pull in profits for their unsuspecting owners.

Mark Sidebottom presents professional championship boxing from the Ulster Hall in Belfast, featuring fighters from across the UK and Ireland. Colm Murphy defends his Commonwealth silver featherweight title against Kasimu Hamad Haji. In the co-main event, John Cooney puts his Celtic super featherweight belt on the line against Welshman Nathan Howells.

Comedy about a brash Irish matriarch. Mrs Brown's hopes of impressing the bride's mother hit trouble when she fails to receive an invitation to Maria's hen party.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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.

Extended highlights of Motherwell v Celtic and Rangers v Ross County.

An intimate insight into the difficulties faced by a tight-knit family business in the Scottish Highlands. Jamie and his sister Jean run the roadside recovery company their parents began in 1973, rescuing stranded motorists from some of the wildest landscapes and challenging roads in Britain. During the busiest month of the winter, they strive day and night to rescue everything from sports cars to 42-ton trucks. It’s tough work, but they take great pride in seeing people safely on their way.

Rewind to the year 2005, a memorable year of news, movies, TV and events.

In this episode, a man in Livingston has fallen outside his home following a dizzy spell. Paramedics Amy and Andrea try to determine the extent of his injuries and what may have caused him to collapse. Meanwhile, in Glasgow, paramedics in the special operations crew are primed and ready at the scene of a bomb threat. The device must be neutralised by a specialised explosives ordnance disposal team. However, until that can happen, the paramedics’ main role is to both help ensure the safety of residents and to support the other emergency services. Elsewhere, emergency call handler Andy draws on his language skills to help with a serious emergency taking place in Spain, while his colleague Chloe speaks to a man whose partner might be experiencing a mental health crisis. In Dundee, an ambulance crew investigates the cause of a man’s sudden collapse at a bus stop. They take him to hospital, but he takes a turn for the worse on the way.

Canine capers are unleashed when Jack and Victor become dogsitters, Winston's jealousy sparks some serious pet one-upmanship, and the heat is on as Isa prepares for the Craiglang Community Bake Off.

Sink your teeth into more of the very best sketches compiled from the original series.

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

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Sarah Moore is at Wallyford recycling centre in East Lothian, hoping to unearth items that are packed with potential before they hit the rubbish heap. With the help of upcycling sisters Katie Stone and Sophie Lawrence and blacksmith Kev Paxton, Sarah hopes to breathe new life into a chest of drawers, two typewriters and a mid-century chair. But will she harvest any profits by selling them on.

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

This Grand Tour follows the River Forth from the eastern slopes of Ben Lomond in the southern highlands, through the picturesque Trossachs to the Firth of Forth. On the way, Paul walks in the footsteps of outlaw and folk hero Rob Roy, discovers the secrets of Flanders Moss – the biggest lowland raised bog in the UK – and takes part in the victory over an English army at Bannockburn. In the city of Stirling, he is uplifted by the musical story of Big Noise, a movement that originated in Venezuela, and which champions musical skills for young people from less privileged backgrounds. Heading downstream, Paul arrives at the riverside town of Alloa, where he discovers the story of a teenage backing group. In 1960, they played a gig here with the heartthrob and crooner of the day, Johnny Gentle. The backing group called themselves the Silver Beetles. A few years later, they went on to conquer the world of music as The Beatles.

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Born into a sporting family, Jen Beattie's dad, John, played international rugby, and brother Johnnie featured for Glasgow, Montpellier and Scotland. As a youth player, Jen captained her local boys' team and had featured as a full Scotland international by the age of 16, appearing at the 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup in France. At Arsenal, she won seven major titles, and she went on to win five at Manchester City, including the 2023 FA Cup. In 2020, she was diagnosed with breast cancer, but continued to play for Arsenal and received the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Helen Rollason Award for raising awareness about the illness while facing adversity. In 2023, Jen was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the New Year Honours for services to association football and charity. Featuring contributions from John Beattie, Jill Beattie, Johnnie Beattie, Julie Orr, Leah Williamson, Ian Wright, Alex Scott, Tom Garry, Kim Little, Jill Scott and Rachel Corsie.

Dom and Lucia help an iconic Glasgow landmark that has lost its lustre, save an endangered Chinese Unicorn, and discover how street art is changing one city before our very eyes.

Some of Scotland's favourite comedians remember journeys into the great outdoors. They share the highs and lows of hiking, camping and the awkward horror of our bodily functions in the wilderness. There is also an indispensible guide to both capturing, and ruining, those beautiful outdoor moments.

It’s Danger Night in Bathgate, and Christian Horne is struggling to open after two days of torrential rain. However, with mounting bills, the pressure is on. Raecher Hiscoe is a qualified engineer and showman and has combined his skills to build his own ride from scratch. And in Alloa, Sarah Sheeran is helping a young showman buy his first ride.

Sixty rides and £100 million of equipment – Kirkcaldy Links Market is the pinnacle of the showmen calendar. However, Christian Horne’s Freak Out ride is playing up and he needs to fix it in time for opening. Meanwhile, the Showmen’s Guild deals with a complaint from a local. And, far away from the funfair, a troupe of actors hailing from showmen families are channelling the legacy of the funfair sideshows.

Award-winning stand-up comedian Mark Nelson’s triumphant homecoming gig in the sold-out Theatre Royal in Dumfries. From growing up in the south west of Scotland in the 90s and bringing his wife back to the city to revisit the nightclubs of his youth, to becoming a family man on the road to middle age, Mark delivers a barrage of jokes detailing his life through the ages and the challenges facing modern Scotland. Outrageous punchlines are surrounded by sharp observations, which have the packed theatre in stitches from beginning to end.

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

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Banjo has been commissioned by fish shop manager and friend Sally, who wants to modernise her family’s traditional business in Tobermory. Banjo has bold plans to utterly transform both the inside and outside of the shop, but Sally is worried that her family will disapprove of the radical makeover. With his band of trusty locals, including Eoghann the carpenter and handyman Tom, Banjo takes huge risks in realising his design ambitions - but how will the family feel about the new look.

In Dumfries and Galloway, Nick is pregnancy testing his easycare sheep. Plans to take over the farm in September depend on the success of the breed. On Papa Westray, Paul and Mel are pregnancy scanning two ewes. With lambing delayed until Mel has her baby, any early lambs will be a complication. North of Glasgow, Keziah and John wrestle with five big pigs as they try to get them to market.

The fate of three defendants hangs in the balance. Two key witnesses reveal more shocking evidence, and one defendant chooses to take the stand, before the jury decide whether or not they committed murder. After 27 years of heartbreak and unanswered questions, the long-awaited verdict is finally within reach, and Caroline Glachan’s family learn the truth at last.

The inside story of how Glasgow’s housing schemes and the ice cream vans which served them became central to a criminal war, with deadly consequences.

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

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A short ferry ride from the Isle of Mull lies Ulva, a tiny island with a handful of residents. Banjo has been asked to update a small bothy which the islanders want to rent out to visitors. With no power, water or easy access, Banjo has his work cut out. However, with the help of handyman Tom, painter Lisa and her husband Ro, he embarks on his most ambitious design brief to date. Can he turn this tumbledown shelter into a cosy, inviting retreat.

In this episode, paramedics from the East Special Operations Response Team are dealing with a man who has barricaded himself in his home and is throwing objects at the police officers who have been called to the property. The medics must work with the police in order to get the patient the help he needs. In Kilmarnock, crewmates Evo and Chloe attend to a woman with a respiratory condition and is experiencing severe chest and back pain, before racing to another address to help a woman who is suspected of having had a stroke. Meanwhile, an ambulance crew in Glasgow look after a man who is badly shaken and feeling weak following a car crash. And paramedics are called out to two separate cases involving children - one who could be having a cardiac arrest, and another who has suffered a head injury while cycling.

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.

The inside story behind the investigation, trial and convictions that would lead to a 20-year battle for justice that gripped Scotland.

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

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Michelle McManus serves up big name interviews, features and the latest in entertainment and culture news from across Scotland.

An experienced climber has been reported missing in the Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye. The missing man, Frank, is a 'Munro bagger', a hill walker attempting to climb every mountain in Scotland that is over 3,000 feet. Frank had only a handful of Munros left to tick off his list. Despite not knowing his exact location, search teams work relentlessly to find him as the weather worsens. Meanwhile, 200 miles north on Orkney, a warrant has been issued to search a property where the residents are suspected of dealing Class A drugs. In Glencoe, officers Stephen Cooper and Roddy Sandeman respond to a distress call on the Ballachulish bridge, where a nesting cormorant has become trapped. And in Inverness, weekend party-goers hit the city streets, and two cops have to deal with aggressive behaviour at closing time.

Dermot and Maria's wedding is just days away and tensions are running high in the Brown household. The groom is getting cold feet. His best man Buster can't find anything good to say about Dermot in his speech. To cap it all Agnes Brown is mystified as to why her daughter Cathy has given her a book on homosexuality. Is she trying to tell her mother that one of the family is gay? When Dermot's pre-marriage nerves get the better of him, he does what he always does when stressed. He locks himself in the cupboard. Father Quinn is bemused to have to give Maria and Dermot their pre-marriage talk in slightly unusual circumstances - with the mother of the groom in attendance and the groom in the cupboard. If Dermot won't reappear for the priest, how on earth is Agnes going to persuade him to come out in time for his wedding? Meanwhile, Agnes Brown goes on a hunt for the homosexual in the family. Eventually she realises who it is. With help from Cathy and a greetings card, Agnes reassures them, and herself, as only she can.

Technophobe Christine faces a computer crisis when she goes online to buy a Barneyboo Buggy for Sophie's baby and her screen freezes mid-purchase. She heads to the Bairds to get help. Beth has got more company at home in the shape of Ian and Jaz, who are staying while they wait to pick up keys for their new flat, and footie fans Colin and Eric are getting excited about their trip to watch Scotland play in Latvia.

City police Fletcher and McLaren uncover a crafty criminal at a murder mystery party. Mindful of their duties, they bring in the bad guy without killing anyone’s evening.

Before Limmy made it onto BBC Scotland with Limmy’s Show, he became known through his own rough-and-ready funny homemade videos. When Limmy’s Show stopped, Limmy took to Vine and YouTube, racking up millions of views for videos made on nothing more than his phone. Limmy’s Homemade Show takes the DIY style of his homemade videos – the cast of one, the staying at home and losing his marbles, the going out and about and speaking his mind – and puts it on TV. In this episode, Limmy is thankful to be on TV and worries about what it would be like if he ever had to go back to having a real job. He spots something terrifying in his mirror that he accidentally recorded on his camera, something he claims actually happened and isn’t at all special effects. And he gives advice to all budding DJs about how to work a crowd, advice that might result in being hit by a flying bottle.