TV Guide BBC Scotland Thursday

Interior designer Banjo Beale and his husband Ro Christopher try to restore a derelict mansion on the Inner Hebridean island of Ulva and turn it into a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel. The first job on the list is the collapsing old library, with dreaming of a sumptuous room complete with mohair chairs, glossy black cabinets and an oversized, theatrical bar. Narrated by James Cosmo

The adventurer travels to Scotland's remotest islands and discovers that their spiritual legacy still resonates today. Ben begins by exploring the ancient sea roads of the Inner Hebrides, with their evocative connections to sixth-century Christian missionaries, and visits 1,300-year-old temple ruins on Tiree

A look at the Glasgow prison's recent past and how it has shaped the approach to modern jails and rehabilitation in Scotland, as well as exploring the lives of current prisoners and staff and delving into a dark history of hangings, riots and escapes that have shaped the prison for more than a century. While the violence in the prison has reduced drastically since the late 1980s, there are still incidents to contend with as inmate Kieran deals with the aftermath of assaulting a prison officer and his cellmate

On 24 June, 1948, the SS Ormonde docked at Railway Pier in Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne, with passengers including 250 British children without parents or family to begin a 'new and better life' in Australia. This docudrama follows the stories of six British orphans who were among those 250, only to have the tragedy and heartbreak they left behind repeat itself in their new country

Rural partnership Jane MacKay and Charlie McIntosh have been split up and are adjusting to new police partners in the city and the countryside, while detectives Megan Squire and Andrea McGill go undercover at a high-class spa frequented by gangster's wife Maxine McCarrison