BBC Scotland TV Guide — Monday, 29 June 2026

Reports from BBC newsrooms across the country with analysis and discussion on the big stories of the day

Chef Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond focus on Scottish fruit, cooking an apple and bramble crumble with liqueur custard. Joining them are Ross Mitchell and Rosalind Erskine

Katie Scott prepares her horses for Kelso Races, while Tweedside Tackle are moving their fishing tackle shop across the road and in Peebles, the Tweedlove festival is underway

Eddie Weatherly and his river bailiff team respond to more reports of salmon poaching along the Tweed, while Kelso's Ednam House hotel hosts three weddings in as many days. In Peebles, Ruth Hinks has 5,000 chocolate brownies to make for a charity campaign, but husband David has a special surprise lined up to reward her for all her hard work

Darby reveals a secret that has been troubling her, while Kirsten and Amy meet the three Academy finalists and ask them all their toughest questions

Nicole decides whether to stay signed with the agency, Darby tells her story on Charlotte Dawson's podcast and Kirsten and Amy announce the winner of this year's Academy

Callum's web of lies unravels, leaving Kelly Marie stunned and devastated, while Mikey is left torn when he is given the chance to tell his side of the story. Angus worries he pushed Amber into therapy before she was ready, and Drew finds himself the victim of extortion

Beth is ill and has taken to her bed, so Ian and Gordon pop over to give Eric a hand, while Christine turns up with homemade soup. The interruptions continue as Cathy and Colin arrive, suggesting all Bshe needs is someone with a bit of personality to go and see her

Chief Commissioner Cameron Miekelson is made aware of a potential newspaper scoop featuring a leaked recording that could sink his whole career. Soon his paranoia becomes all-consuming, as he suspects those around him in the force and even his own family of betrayal. The explosive revelations threaten to eclipse his revolutionary new policework policy where he redefines the very nature of crime and seem set to destroy his relationship with government, press and the public. Comedy, starring Jack Docherty and Rhona Cameron

Janey Godley and Ashley Storrie don hi-vis and hard hats and head for a building site, where they mix mortar and find out just how hard it is to build a simple wall. Next up they have to get their heads around more complicated tools to connect cold and hot water pipes before they are hooked up to the live water main