TV Guide BBC Alba Wednesday

Fumi doesn't want a haircut from her father's new friend, Tome the hairdresser, because she wants to keep remembering how things were when her mother was still alive

Peter MacQueen meets Scotland's native herding dogs, from lively border collies to proud bearded collies. He uncovers their unique personalities, learns about their working lives and meets the people who care for them. Along the way, he discovers the heritage, skill and heart that make these dogs a living part of Scotland's landscape and culture

A new perspective on the Cold War, when the United States and the Soviet Union embarked on a ruthless competition for technology and control of the Arctic region. Deep mistrust existed between the two sides. The Soviet Union threatened with neutron bombs and Nato deployed missiles in Europe

Ramsay MacMahon explores the historic Croatian city of Split. He experiences the thrill of ziplining, discovers the art of Fjaka, paddleboarding in the Adriatic Sea and playing Picigin, a beach game whose origins are in Split. He finds out about the Roman history of Diocletian's Palace in the centre of Split and spends the night in a tower built by nuns seeking refuge from the Ottomans

Coinneach MacLeod journeys through the culinary and cultural landscapes of the Nordic region. On Denmark's Bornholm, he visits the Sol over Gudhjem food festival, helps make a rather unusual pastry and collects honey to make a local liqueur