BBC Scotland TV Guide

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

Peter Ross explores the Clavie fire festival in Burghead on the Moray coast, meeting a group of brave men who carry a flaming barrel of tar on their backs through the streets

Ruth Vichos is in her vertical garden where she has strawberries, blossoms and various climbing varieties all demonstrating what you can be produced with stacking systems and plants that will follow vertical surfaces. Brian Cunningham reviews the wild flower beds he sowed in April and which will become a great resource for pollinators and the rest of the garden's ecosystem

Edinburgh best friends Suzie and Shirley try out waterfront getaways, staying at bothies in Oban, a retreat on Davaar Island and a boathouse on Arran. JJ Chalmers and Grado present

Part two of two. Two events that transformed Scottish tourism in the autumn of 1995 - the release of Braveheart and the first-ever easyJet flight from Luton to Glasgow

PC Charlie McIntosh and PC Jane Mackay work undercover to trace some dodgy merchandise, and the police need some extra muscle to nail the crooks. Elsewhere, Chief Commissioner Cameron Miekelson discovers a whole new world of insults when he samples the world of online gaming

Comedian Des Clarke returns for another series of challenges to see whether he can overcome long-held fears and anxieties. First up, he tries singing, enlisting the help of weather presenter Judith Ralston - whose previous career as an opera singer was cut short by a vocal injury. She gets the ball rolling with a surprise karaoke session, but things soon get more serious when Des meets Chris Judge - vocal judge to Lulu and Susan Boyle. Will he have what he takes to step up to the microphone?

A profile of the Glasgow-born actor, comedian and impressionist, who died in December 2025 at the age of 99, charting his extraordinary professional journey and personal life by drawing on rare archive footage and candid interviews. The film reflects the complex aspects of his long and distinguished life as well as celebrating his comedic genius, particularly his impressionist and satirical work