BBC Scotland TV Guide — Sunday, 28 June 2026

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

Dominic Chinea and Steve Fletcher restore the star of an iconic exhibit at the Eden Project in Cornwall, hoping to put a new lease of life into the mechanical cat that's already run more than one and a half million times. Will Kirk repairs a Welsh love spoon, carved by a father passionate about keeping traditional craft alive

Documentary following staff of ferry operators Caledonian MacBrayne, their passengers and the residents of the islands they serve. Ardrossan staff deal with delays and queues due to an engine fault as the Kilbarchan Pipe Band are among competitors and spectators trying to attend the annual Brodick Highland Games. In Mull, 12-year-old Oscar heads to the mainland where he'll spend weekdays away from home for the first time at secondary school

A patient becomes violent, forcing crewmates Gregg and Bernadette to take shelter in their ambulance, while in Dundee paramedic Rebecca and technician Paige treat a patient who has suffered a potentially lethal drug overdose after taking a potent mix of MDMA and heroin. Return of the documentary following the Scottish Ambulance Service

The old men call on Shug the Lug when they fail to decipher a vital answerphone message from Victor's son, and the local butcher has to meet a huge demand for the tastiest cuts. Sitcom, starring Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill

Singh and McKirdy turn firefighters to extinguish a dangerous inferno and the Chief furthers his dream of becoming a bestselling Tartan Noir crime writer as he rubs shoulders with one of Scotland's greatest novelists. With guest star Ian Rankin

Following soldiers across the world as they prepare for war, duty and everything in between. One Scots battalion heads to Nato's war game and another packs for Cyprus. In Scotland, tradition meets discipline as the third battalion enters Spring Drills before they assume ceremonial duties guarding the King during his summer stay at Balmoral