TV Guide BBC Alba Saturday

Ramsay MacMahon travels to North Ayrshire for a weekend of fun and fascinating history. Starting in Dunbar, he learns about the humble beginnings of environmentalist and founding father of America's national parks movement John Muir, who was born here. Ramsay cycles along part of the John Muir Way, though it's not long before the bike is swapped for a wetsuit and Ramsay gets a wakeboarding lesson. Reaching North Berwick, Ramsay finally gets up close to the famous East Lothian landmark that has been following him since he arrived - the Bass Rock

At the foot of the Himalayas, between India and Nepal, is the Terai region. Here, Bengal tigers live in numbers. Once considered a threat, they almost went extinct under the blows of hunters, poachers and deforestation. Today, the Khata corridor is a new promise of their prosperity

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald welcome Scottish indie rockers Kassidy to the Garden Stage at Belladrum 2025. Renowned for their signature blend of harmonious vocals and anthemic tunes, one of Scotland's most beloved bands make a much-anticipated return to the festival after 15 years

Part one of two. Carrie MacNeil introduces the bands competing at Grade 1 in the 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. In total, 14 pipe bands competed across the two-day event on Glasgow Green. The programme features selected performances from the second day. Inveraray and District took home the title in this year, under the direction Pipe Major Stuart Liddell and Lead Drummer, Steven McWhirter. This was the third time Inveraray have taken home the most prestigious pipe band title. Plus, performances from Field Marshal Montgomery, Simon Fraser University and Police Scotland Fife