BBC Scotland TV Guide — Saturday, 27 June 2026

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

Kirsten and Amy take the Academy competitors on an influencer trip to Tenerife where the challenges continue. Amy is shocked by Nasti's lack of research into the trip's sponsor

Debs gets upset in Tenerife when she finds out she's in the bottom two once again. In Glasgow Megan and Abigail enjoy shopping for a wedding dress

Dominic Chinea and Lucia Scalisi help repair Glasgow Cathedral's weathervane at the top of the 225-foot-high spire, save a Chinese unicorn mask made of bamboo and paper that plays and important part in celebrations for Glasgow's Hakka Chinese Community, and discover how street art is changing the city

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

There's a new baby on the way and Collette and Darren are buzzing so they invite all the family over for a gender reveal party. Their flat is a riot of blue and pink, while Vonny's mixing her own cocktails, Henry can't help doing odd jobs and Vincent won't stop buying presents for the bump. Starring Robert Florence and Iain Connell

The story behind the legend, revealing how the search for the Loch Ness monster has attracted people from across the world for decades. Rumours and sightings of a dinosaur-like creature had persisted at Loch Ness for decades, with the 1970s being the peak decade of monster hunting. Over the years, detecting methods changed, first it was all about sightings, then photographs and eventually sonar and underwater cameras

Scotland's comedians look back at friendship, bonding, BFFs and sleepovers. Then there is a look at homes - the flats and the crofts, the bathrooms and the controversial inside/outside toilets