TV Guide BBC Alba Saturday

Christmas-themed cooking show, presented by Abigail Niclomhair. Here, Abigail makes an inspired Christmas-Pavlova wreath with cream and a mixture of berries

Sauna lover Vicky Kilgour embarks on a road trip up Scotland's west coast in search of wellbeing and happiness, with friend Duncan MacDonald along for the ride. She begins by introducing her happy place, but it's the edge of his comfort zone. In Argyll, they dive into wild swimming, seaweed foraging, mud baths, salt scrubs and snorkelling, meeting incredible people along the way

Peter MacQueen meets Shetland's legendary native dog, the Shetland sheepdog, and the devoted islanders who care for and champion the breed where it all began. Along the way, he joins a playful, photogenic pack of Shelties, learns to knit a vibrant dog collar with Shetland's fastest knitter, and meets an extraordinary Sheltie helping to transform the lives of rescue dogs

Runrig songwriters Calum and Rory Macdonald share the very personal story of their first solo album project. Part-video diary and part-music performance, this is an intimate account of the making of the album and of the recording process, a journey that offers an insight into the creative inspiration for their song-writing and the musical ethos behind the recording

The impact of global warming at the Artic, Antarctic and the Himalayas, and how science, nature and tradition can help prepare for a fast-changing future. This documentary follows butterflies as they take part in nature's most spectacular migration and meets indigenous landowners in the Amazon and on the great plains of America who are healing their homelands, creating resilience and supporting nature as it finds its own solution. Their efforts show that it's not too late to adapt and fix past mistakes, and to care for and protect places

A 2024 concert to celebrate 25 years of Scottish band Skipinnish, recorded at Edinburgh Castle in front of thousands of fans. The event includes the music that made the band famous and features interviews with members Angus MacPhail and Andrew Stevenson. Narrated by Megan NicGill-Fhaolain