TV Guide BBC Scotland Sunday

A profile of former Aberdeen and Scotland defender Willie Miller, who captained the Dons to three league titles and the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1983, when they beat Real Madrid. Miller went on to win a total of 12 major honours with Aberdeen, and set a club record of 796 appearances in a career that lasted nearly 20 years. With contributions by Miller himself, as well as Richard Gordon, Alex Ferguson, Graham Hunter, Gordon Strachan, Alex McLeish, Alan Rough, Jane Franchi and Graeme Park

Michelle McManus presents culture and arts news, featuring interviews with the biggest names in entertainment and a round-up of the must-see gigs, performances and shows happening across Scotland

Officers raid a suburban house in Stornoway that they suspect is connected to drug dealing, while a man with a knife has barricaded himself in his Inverness home and police need to calm the situation before it gets out of control. In Ardnamurchan, police intervene as tensions mount between a protester and a fish farm

The Clansman receives some unexpected visitors in the form of the crew from TV show Blighty's Hardest Pubs - and Boabby isn't going to let them down, foolishly promising to give viewers all the action they can handle. Meanwhile, Navid struggles through a mid-life crisis involving gambling, bad dancing, and hair dye. Guest starring Bill Torrance

The Chief tackles a new crime initiative with the help of rugby hero Gavin Hastings, but makes a fool of himself in front of the watching media. Acting Sgt Ken Beattie steps in to blitz out a bad smell threatening to stink out Cassandra's blossoming romance, and detectives Megan and Andrea act on a hot tip down the pub, and urban cops Jack and Sarah blow the cover of a police pal on the streets