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 the first Edinburgh derby of the season as Hibernian take on Hearts at Easter Road, plus action and reaction to Celtic’s trip to Motherwell and Rangers against St Mirren.

How Charlie Nicholas’s amazing goal-scoring talent earned him the name Champagne Charlie.

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.

Scottish sitcom. Winston has had enough of Craiglang and decides he wants to live beside the seaside. Jack and Victor become wedding chauffeurs for the day.

Des Clarke and special guests Kemah Bob, Stuart McPherson, Jay Lafferty and Chris Forbes break down the week’s news and put it back together again. With politics, public opinion and even a smattering of showbiz as the teams look for the humour behind the headlines.

Michelle McManus serves up interviews with the biggest names in entertainment from across Scotland, plus features and the latest news from the culture and arts scene. Showcasing celebrity interviews from the world of events, film, music and entertainment, Michelle also rounds up the must-see gigs, performances and shows happening across Scotland.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Dougie is in Argyll to take a solar-powered trip on the first fully electric boat in the UK’s fishing fleet. Rosie is in Dumfries and Galloway to meet the flower-farming couple who have found a smart way of preserving their season. Across the county, near Castle Douglas, Cammy is meeting the family bringing a taste of the Deep South to the south west of Scotland with some smoked lamb. Meanwhile, Arlene is on call with the firefighting father and daughter in Highland Perthshire, and Will Hall is foraging on the Moray shoreline.

The search continues for the best holiday accommodation as the expert judges visit three budget-friendly escapes, while Grado goes behind the scenes. First, a cottage on a huge Highland estate offering lots of free activities. Then it’s a glamping site where all the accommodation is made from recycled or reclaimed materials. And finally, a working farm that’s home to several converted buses.

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Paul explores the River Spey, the third longest river in Scotland, from its source in the remote Monadhliath Mountains, to the Moray Coast, 143km to the north. On the way, 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 River Spey. Heading further downstream, 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 pearl mussels that were once harvested for their precious pearls. Sampling a dram of the original water of life, Paul reaches the mouth of the Spey, where shipyards once 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.

One ferry’s overhaul costs £2.8 million, but unforeseen issues could result in an extended dry dock with huge implications for the network and island communities.

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Out of prison, Eddie’s plan to leave town changes when he finds out a valuable possession has gone missing. Scarlett finds herself in hot water when she confronts Mulvaney about his behaviour, and Seb bares his heart to a confused Caitlin.

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.

The crystal-clear ocean waters and impressive beaches of Mull and Iona are the backdrop for Jules and Greg’s emotional series finale.

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 the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you, plus weather, entertainment news and sport.

Live international football from Easter Road as Scotland look to overcome Hungary and move a step closer to next summer’s Women’s European Championships.

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.

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.

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 the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you, plus weather, entertainment news and sport.

Live updates from around the grounds in Scotland’s top divisions as all the goals and action come in.

The day of Amber’s driving test is finally here, and Angus finds himself on edge. Meanwhile, after fighting with Dean, Madonna takes an opportunity to spend time with Conor. And tempers flare as Sonny is provoked by Jonathon.

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.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

A new year begins, bringing new life and new experiences. Carianne and her brother-in-law Alexander take Faillish the bull to the Oban Highland Show, hoping to bag a rosette and sell him for a good price. But Carianne is nervous about being in charge. In South Ayrshire, lambing starts early with a flock of pedigree Suffolks. It’s all hands to the pump for the whole family, with the twins Cameron and Finlay rising early to help out before school. For Rachel and Camy in Inverkip, the time has come to scan their ewes to see how many are pregnant – a big moment of truth for their fledgling breeding programme. But first they must navigate the hills surrounding Dunrod Farm to find them all.

Michelle McManus serves up interviews with the biggest names in entertainment from across Scotland, plus features and the latest news from the culture and arts scene. Showcasing celebrity interviews from the world of events, film, music and entertainment, Michelle also rounds up the must-see gigs, performances and shows happening across Scotland.

In a Halloween special, Dougie’s in Galloway uncovering the real life events that inspired Burns’s epic poem of the supernatural, Tam O’ Shanter. As darkness descends, Shahbaz is near Edinburgh to track bats and find out how important these creatures of the night are for biodiversity. Rosie is in East Lothian, visiting Scotland’s biggest pumpkin patch as they prepare for visitors to pick their own. Arlene’s in Glen Moriston in search of a ‘ghost’ woodland and discovers how one farmer is working to bring them back to life. And Anne visits an ancient orchard in Tayside to lend a hand harvesting apples and pears.

All the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you plus weather, entertainment news and sport.

Doorbell cameras come in handy for an opinion, the jail buddies chat about life, and the girls worry about Coco Loco.

Is it really possible to make a living as a professional poker player when there is a family to support? This documentary follows players to Prague, Monte Carlo, Dublin and Las Vegas to find out.

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 the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you plus weather, entertainment news and sport.

Live coverage of Raith Rovers v Ayr United as both teams look to put their Championship promotion credentials to the test.

Scottish sitcom. Jack and Victor are surprised to discover they miss Winston and decide to go to Finport for a day out with him. Tam is smitten by his sister-in-law Molly.

Every ounce of Scottish football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. It means everything, it means nothing, and this is what it looks like from the terrace.

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 Saturday evening at 7.

A look at Frank McAvennie's football career, featuring contributions from Bill McMurdo, Tony Cottee, Bianca Westwood, Mick McCarthy and Alan Rough.

Extended highlights of St Johnstone v Hearts and St Mirren v Ross County.

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.

Doorbell cameras come in handy for an opinion, the jail buddies chat about life, and the girls worry about Coco Loco.

The Chief uses all of his faculties to reinvent himself as the most woke Miekelson he could possibly be. Meanwhile, Jane MacKay and Charlie McIntosh have split up and are adjusting to new partners.

Traffic officer Hugh McKirdy gleefully shares his expertise on all things deep-fried as a fast food vlogger records her next online episode.

On the biggest night out of the year, Iain Stirling - stand-up comedian, presenter of Dog Ate My Homework (CBBC) and the voice of Love Island - explores the history of Saturday nights out across Scotland since the 1950s. He attempts the jive, the twist and even a little roller disco. He hears from those who were there at the Fountainbridge Palais, Edinburgh, the Locarno in Glasgow and Robbies in Dundee at their wildest. He speaks to the man who brought The Beatles to Bridge of Allan. He hears the real story of the rave scene. He savours a 1970s evening, complete with a cheese and pineapple hedgehog, and he enjoys archive footage of some of Scotland's most enjoyable nights out.

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

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.

Jonathan Sutherland presents highlights from the afternoon’s fixtures in the Scottish Premiership as Dundee take on Kilmarnock and Hibernian host Dundee Utd.

Known affectionately as ‘Luggy’, Paul Sturrock spent his entire club career at Dundee United, and under one manager – the legendary Jim McLean. Famous for his free-flowing skills and for wearing his socks round his ankles, Sturrock was in many ways the opposite of his stern manager and mentor. Paul reflects on his relationship with Jim, a man he thinks was a tactical genius, but who was also renowned for his lack of smiles and praise for his players. He reveals how it shaped him as a player, and later as a manager. Sturrock speaks on what it felt like to win the league with Dundee United, and the highs and lows he and his team-mates experienced playing against some of the biggest names in Europe, including shocking Spanish giants Barcelona. After Paul finished playing, he moved into coaching and management, becoming known as a manager who excelled at winning league promotions for his clubs. And then came the news that changed his life forever - Paul was diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

A look back at the music and news stories making the headlines in 1982, the year of the 20p piece and when Channel 4 exploded onto our TV screens. In sport, Scotland brought home 26 medals from the Commonwealth Games, and Jocky Wilson became the World Darts champion. The Pope undertook an extensive tour of the UK and conducted an open-air mass in Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park. It was the year when trouble erupted over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, The Jam and Madness were riding high in the charts, and an extraterrestrial alien three million light years from home became the movie star of the year.

The county lines drug epidemic has taken further hold in Inverness, bringing increased violence and drugs deaths. Residents feel under siege as criminals take advantage of local addicts, using their homes to deal from in exchange for free drugs. After another overdose-linked death linked, specialist CID officers bust down doors in search of the gangs. Meanwhile, 80 miles to the south, police respond to a phone call from walkers who have spotted a body in a river upstream from Loch Arkaig. Specialist teams are deployed to the scene, but the river is in spate and it is impossible to search the area safely. The team find items of clothing which identify the body as a solo hillwalker from Germany. During a break in the weather, the police and rescue teams race against time to find the body and return him to his family before he is lost forever in the 100m-deep loch. And in Aviemore, reports of a skier caught in an avalanche raises the alarm.

Scottish sitcom. Jack and Victor are surprised to discover they miss Winston and decide to go to Finport for a day out with him. Tam is smitten by his sister-in-law Molly.

Join Des Clarke and his special guests, including Neil Delamere, Ashley Storrie and Christopher MacArthur Boyd, as they offer their own take on the last seven days of news at home and abroad.

Michelle McManus serves up interviews with the biggest names in entertainment from across Scotland, plus features and the latest news from the culture and arts scene. Showcasing celebrity interviews from the world of events, film, music and entertainment, Michelle also rounds up the must-see gigs, performances and shows happening across Scotland.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

In a Halloween special, Dougie’s in Galloway uncovering the real life events that inspired Burns’s epic poem of the supernatural, Tam O’ Shanter. As darkness descends, Shahbaz is near Edinburgh to track bats and find out how important these creatures of the night are for biodiversity. Rosie is in East Lothian, visiting Scotland’s biggest pumpkin patch as they prepare for visitors to pick their own. Arlene’s in Glen Moriston in search of a ‘ghost’ woodland and discovers how one farmer is working to bring them back to life. And Anne visits an ancient orchard in Tayside to lend a hand harvesting apples and pears.

Expert judges visit another three holiday escapes in their search for the greatest, this time among Scotland’s lochs, bens and glens. Grado goes behind the scenes as the judges test grass-roofed accommodation near Plockton, a bespoke cabin on the shore of Loch Fyne and a pair of lodges on a working farm in Glenorchy - but which one will go beyond expectations to win a place in the grand final.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

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

Edith Bowman and Colin Murray explore the Nairn Show to find tips and treats among the food stalls, including how to spot the perfect egg and how to choose the juiciest berries. Elsewhere, chef Julie Lin is on a mission to discover why Scots like their sausages square, and how to find affordable seafood. And farmer Jim Smith raises a glass to non-alcoholic beer, wine and spirits.

Jim McColl has been part of Scottish culture and family life for over 40 years, providing sage gardening advice on the Beechgrove Garden since the 70s. We have all seen Jim gardening on telly but what about the man behind the trowel? Musician, friend and fellow squeezebox player Phil Cunningham takes Jim on a wee dander down the garden path of Jim's life to dig around in the passions that have shaped him as they share a few reminiscences and tunes together wrapped in some choice archive from the last 40 years. In this special programme, as Jim reaches his 80th birthday, we have the chance to examine the life and times of the horticultural broadcasting legend that is Jim McColl and find, for Jim, that every day is still a school day.

JJ Chalmers and Grado uncover the best holiday escapes in Scotland. But it’s up to friends and families from all over the country to decide which escapes make it to the grand final. In this first episode, lifelong Glaswegian friends the Karens are tasked with choosing Scotland’s Greatest Luxury Escape. They visit a secluded retreat, The Hideaway near Dundee; enjoy a private cruise aboard Argyll Cruising on the wonderful west coast; and finally visit Glenapp Castle on the Ayrshire coast. But only one escape will make it to the grand final.

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A concerned Alex takes matters into his own hands, only to make things worse. Meanwhile, Madonna confides in Chloe and makes a difficult decision, and Scarlett realises Kenzie hasn’t grasped that Kim is gone.

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.

The Chief uses all of his faculties to reinvent himself as the most woke Miekelson he could possibly be. Meanwhile, Jane MacKay and Charlie McIntosh have split up and are adjusting to new partners.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Best friends Andrew and Mark head off a canoeing adventure in Scotland. They travel along the River Forth and end up in Stirling, taking in some of Scotland’s wonderful wildlife along the way, including a meeting with an otter and some piglet-related drama.

Our urban adventure begins at the foot of the Campsie Fells, where one of the tributaries of the River Kelvin is born. Mark and Andrew navigate tricky waters before joining the River Kelvin and winding their way through the centre of Glasgow.

Beechgrove visits two areas with gardeners who work specifically to keep in sync with their natural surroundings. Steve Micklewright and partner Andrew garden in the forest in Fochabers and have designed their plot to fit in with the landscape, making it into a haven for wildlife. Meanwhile, Alice Stewart gardens on a slope in Stanley, Perthshire, and has plenty of plants that are perfect for pollinators.

Dry dock delays and breakdowns cause chaos across the network, triggering a crisis meeting at HQ. On Islay whisky freight, tourists and locals vie for space on the ferry.

All the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you, plus weather, entertainment news and sport.

On a cold December morning, the limbs of a young man are found by chance in Loch Lomond by police divers on a routine training exercise. News of the grim discovery at one of Scotland’s most famous beauty spots quickly reaches the tabloid press, and speculation of a gangland killing ensues. Then, eight days later, the severed head of the young man washes up on Barassie Beach, 60 miles away on Scotland’s south-west coast. The victim is identified as 18-year-old Barry Wallace, from Kilmarnock, who had been reported missing after a night out with work colleagues. Strathclyde Police launch a murder probe, with Detective Superintendent John Geates appointed senior investigating officer. Geates and his team quickly identify a prime suspect, William Beggs, and armed with a warrant, raid his flat. There is no sign of Beggs, but the police make a shocking discovery.