TV Guide BBC Alba Sunday

Six talented youngsters return to the stage in Glasgow's City Halls to compete for the prestigious title of BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician. Each year the competition showcases the best young musicians and singers from Scotland's traditional music scene. Competing this year are Calum McGregor from Glasgow, on piano and piano accordion, Craig Harrison from Ireland on fiddle, Ewen Rorie from Orkney on fiddle, Gregor Niven from Glasgow on accordion, Rachel Groves from Aberdeenshire on clarsach and singer Iona Fyfe from Aberdeenshire. Each hopes to succeed last year's winner Ellie Beaton

Daily life in the small fishing port of Leverburgh, Harris. Donald and Catriona must have their lobsters ready for collection. Even at Christmas time, fishermen have to make plans to go to sea

Part two of two. The duties of staff at the Saving Wildcats team at Highland Wildlife Park, as they work to save one of the UK's most endangered animals, the Scottish wildcat. Once a symbol of Scotland's wild beauty, fewer than 100 wildcats remain in the wild due to habitat loss and hybridisation. This film highlights the ambitious efforts of conservationists, scientists, and volunteers collaborating to reintroduce wildcats into the Cairngorms National Park, aiming to restore a thriving, sustainable population

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald review events at Belladrum 2025, as Natasha Bedingfield makes her festival debut on the Hot House Stage. The world first met Natasha in 2004, when she became instantly popular with her distinctive voice and smash hits such as Unwritten