Browse the full BBC Scotland TV guide for today. 10 programmes listed , including 9 tonight. UK listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.
Daytime
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12:00 7h
Tonight's Highlights
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19:00 30m
Reporting Scotland: News at Seven
Reports from BBC newsrooms across the countryReports from BBC newsrooms across the country with analysis and discussion on the big stories of the day -
19:30 30m
Grand Tours of Scotland's Rivers
S2 · E1 · Ups and DownsPaul Murton explores the upper reaches of the River DeePaul Murton explores the upper reaches of the River Dee, which rises higher than any river in the UK, from the Cairngorm mountains to Royal Deeside. In the heart of the Cairngorm mountains, he learns about writer and mountain lover Nan Shepherd's passion for the living landscape. Later on Royal Deeside, Paul is intrigued by the story of John Brown - Queen Victoria's very special friend whose photograph and ring she took to the grave -
20:00 30m
Jules and Greg's Wild Swim
S1 · E3Julie Wilson Nimmo and Greg Hemphill explore the River TayJulie Wilson Nimmo and Greg Hemphill travel along the River Tay, beginning with a dip in its estuary at Broughty Ferry, where they join the Dundee Dookers, a group of men who find open-water swimming helps their mental health. At Kenmore, they go for a dip with their actress friend Sally Reid, who has been swimming in the river since she was a child, then relax in a spa on the shore of Loch Tay -
20:30 30m
Landward
S2026 · E18Dougie Vipond visits the Sheep Dog World Trial at Lauder in the BordersDougie Vipond visits the Sheep Dog World Trial at Lauder in the Borders, finding out how the family hosting the event turned their working farm into a championship venue and meeting some of the international competitors and their dogs taking part. Rosie Morton is on Bute for a trialling masterclass from one of the sport's best handlers, while Cammy Wilson is at the Kelso Ram Sales investigating the continuing decline in sheep numbers in Scotland. Anne Lundon visits a craftswoman keeping the tradition of crook-making alive -
21:00 1h
Being Stanley Baxter
A profile of the actor, comedian and impressionistA profile of the Glasgow-born actor, comedian and impressionist, who died in December 2025 at the age of 99, charting his extraordinary professional journey and personal life by drawing on rare archive footage and candid interviews. The film reflects the complex aspects of his long and distinguished life as well as celebrating his comedic genius, particularly his impressionist and satirical work -
22:00 30m
Scotland Stands Up
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd hosts a night of comedyChristopher Macarthur-Boyd hosts a night of comedy at the Church Hill Theatre in Edinburgh. Susan Riddell shares her experiences of being the last single woman in her group of friends, while Stephen Buchanan revals has no regrets in buying his first flat, even if it might be haunted. Elaine Malcolmson suggests some new ways of fixing things that have gone wrong in the world, and headliner Iain Stirling closes the show with a burst of energy, asserting his masculinity and finding a new cafe to spend his time in. -
22:30 30m
Scot Squad
S5 · E6Karen takes part in a revolutionary experimentChief Miekelson struggles to remain professional when the independent remuneration committee decide on his new salary, Karen takes part in a revolutionary experiment that involves officers meeting the public on their own turf and Archie Pepper captures harnesses smart technology to capture Scotland's dumbest crooks -
23:00 30m
Scotcast
Discussion on Scotland's biggest news storiesDiscussion on Scotland's biggest news stories, with analysis from journalists, commentators and guests -
23:30 30m
The Scotts
S3 · E6Colette organises a charity galaColette makes herself lead vocals at her charity gala and Vonny dances around the issue of taking a new job miles away from her husband. Henry is trying out new things for Laura and Darren's dream of officially becoming a Scott might just come true