TV Guide BBC Alba Sunday

Situated at the southern tip of the isle of Harris, the town of Leverburgh boasts a small, but healthy fishing industry, a ferry port, plus constant sea traffic to the numerous islands in the sound of Harris. The area is remote, and for the small population, a little hope is now on the horizon - for the first time in 60 years a housing scheme is underway. There are many daily challenges to overcome living in a remote location, but the strong sense of community in Leverburgh ensures that strengths are combined for the wider benefit

Derek 'Pluto' Murray, head judge Iain Spanish MacKay and guest judge Murdigan MacDonald - set some DIY challenges for the home to four couples to test their skills. As always with this contest 'instructions are not included', so they need to improvise and keep their heads as they try to work out how best to tackle the task in hand and create their own DIY masterpieces as a team as they near ever closer to the cash prize of £2,000

Anna MacLeod heads on the trail of Operation Klondyke, the most expensive police and customs operation of the time. Customs have a tough job conducting surveillance in the small town of Ullapool as the town had enjoyed a boom when the factory ships, known as the Klondykes, were based in Loch Broom. However, their departure left an employment vacuum which drug smuggler Julian Chisholm was only too happy to fill. Despite British Customs officers being on to Chisholm, his counter-surveillance techniques made it difficult for him to be tracked

Filmed during Celtic Connections 2025, Mary Ann Kennedy showcases bespoke recordings and conversations with some of the best artists appearing at the festival. This episode features performances from Loudon Wainwright III, Ímar, Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams, Ablaye Cissoko & Cyrille Brotto, and Fell Line