TV Guide BBC Scotland Saturday

Part one of two. Vocal coach Yvie Burnett puts together a choir made up of people who lack confidence, have had setbacks or feel socially isolated, training them for performance on stage at the Hydro in Glasgow. Yvie has some tough decisions to make as she must choose who to select solely from video clips and enlists help from both her family and trusted friend Myleene Klass

The contestants pair up to redesign cafes in the seaside town of Margate, with each person responsible for their own zone. One team decide that art deco is the way to go and choose a very bold colour palette, inspired by one of Margate's most famous artists, JW Turner. The other team channel the colours of the sea with cool blues and vintage shutters to create a laid-back feel. But which one will impress Michelle Ogundehin and guest judge Ross Bailey the most? Presented by Alan Carr

Twelve years after the murder of Shamsuddin Mahmood, a new eyewitness came forward saying he saw Michael Ross with a balaclava and a gun just before the murder just before the murder. Hazel Martin investigates whether this story holds up, then tests out Michael Ross's alibi, only to hear a shocking revelation from an investigator on the case

Documentary telling the stories of Scotland's pioneering female bands who challenged a male-dominated industry, looking at the barriers women have faced making music in the past and still have to overcome today. Featuring contributions from Jeanette Gallacher of the McKinleys, who were the first Scottish girl band to break into the charts in 1964, Rose McDowall and Jill Bryson of Strawberry Switchblade, and interviews with members of the Ettes, the Hedrons, Sophisticated Boom Boom, Sunset Gun, His Latest Flame, the Twinsets, Lung Leg and Hello Skinny

Ronan Keating and Stephen Gately present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 29 November 1996. Featuring Belinda Carlisle, Louise, Robert Miles feat Maria Nayler, Skunk Anansie, Fugees, Dunblane, Mark Owen, Sheryl Crow and The Prodigy