TV Guide BBC Scotland Thursday

Banjo Beale and Ro Christopher continue to transform their island home, but recent works have left large sections of the house without a roof. Their bold plans and their dream hang in the balance when a forecasted storm turns out to be much more powerful than anyone expected when it hits Ulva

At the end of his spiritual journey across Scotland's Sacred Isles Ben Fogle visits six islands across the Shetland Isles. He meets people whose lives are rooted to these islands' history, visits a tiny church with big ideas and catches up with Shetland chef Akshay Borges, a champion of the island's 'sea harvest'

Before skip Rhona Martin and her team took to the ice at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, curling was a quirky minority sport to the vast majority of Scots and virtually unknown to the rest of the UK. However, by the time Martin prepared to play her last stone, six million British television viewers were glued to their screens into the night. This film celebrates a sporting battle against the odds that saw Great Britain's women's curling team make sporting history and captivate the UK

PC Charlie MacIntosh has a decision to make after he is offered an exciting opportunity, while officers Karen and Sharon deal with a rowdy Burns Night that got out of control, Investigating a rather nasty case, detectives Squire and McGill seek the expertise of their colleague DI Longstaff, an expert in cold cases.

The Line of Duty star travels across his homeland with his best friend and TV presenter Phil MacHugh to see how its people and landscape are shaping the country. Their journey begins in Martin's hometown of Greenock, where Phil has arranged some unexpected transport across the water to sunny Dunoon. Here the boys indulge in an end-of-the-pier snapshot of the traditional seaside holiday Martin experienced as a boy - crazy golf and ice cream with a not-so-traditional local, BBC's Drag Race winner Lawrence Chaney