TV Guide BBC Alba Saturday

Peter travels to Sutherland to meet a young crofter who keeps emus. After a morning amongst these extraordinary birds, it's time to go back to Oban and get on the digger to plant potatoes. With plans to increase his livestock, Peter visits a nearby crofter to have a look at her unique Scottish sheep and see how she uses their wool, before he welcomes another furry friend to his croft

Anna Macleod chairs a special debate ahead of the Scottish elections in May. Joining Anna in the studio will be four guests who will offer their views and opinions on the issues that matter most to voters. The topics under discussion include health, the economy and the cost-of-living crisis, immigration and lack of faith in politicians

Anne MacAlpine embarks on a cultural voyage of discovery to Toronto, Ontario. In search of Scottish Gaelic families who made a new life in Canada over 100 years ago. How do generations of Scots identify with their roots?

Europe's rarest, and most fascinating animals, focusing on the capercaillie, whose story begins in the far north as biologists capture wild animals in central Sweden to take them to Germany's Niederlausitz Natural Park

Carrie MacNeil introduces the bands competing at Grade One in the 2025 World Pipe Band Championships, better known as The Worlds. The show features the finest pipers and drummers from Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Canada and America. With performances from Peoples Ford Boghall and Bathgate Caledonia, St Laurence O'Toole and the 78th Fraser Highlanders