BBC Scotland TV Guide

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

Paul Murton explores the history of the Nith in the south-west, from its source in a remote forest to the shining sands of the Solway Firth. Heading downstream, he hears the story of the Knockshinnoch mining disaster - how 116 men were saved from entombment after a massive earth collapse. He also learns about the first man to make a bicycle with pedals, heads to the riverside home of Robbie Burns and finds out how a Dumfries man helped Neil Armstrong walk on the moon

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cunningham start a new feature providing advice on some of the country's most popular garden plant varieties, from growing patterns and soil preference to pruning plans. There is also a visit to a community garden in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow that is used and enjoyed by a range of groups in the community

Dougie Vipond and the team round up the action from the Royal Highland Show. Cammy Wilson catches up with a sheep dresser making finishing touches before showing his Bleu du Maines, Rosie Morton gets a taste of Aberdeenshire in the food and drink hall and, as Landward marks 50 years on air, Dougie looks back on show coverage from the archive

After 18 months behind bars, Sean returns to his community in Cambuslang, where he struggles to manage his ADHD, battles with addiction and faces a court case for armed robbery. Self-styled vigilante Frankie lives by his own brutal code of jail justice in which he attacks sex offenders, while violent offender and drug user Owen attempts to rebuild his life on the outside - until his violent past catches up with him

A selection of sketches picked from the archives of the hit comedy, mixing classic characters, favourite skits and hilarious media spoofs. Frankie Boy rocks up at the petrol station, King Kenny dispenses managerial advice on the golf course and Sir Fergie lectures on leadership at Harvard. Starring Jonathan Watson, with Tony Roper, Mark Cox, Joy McAvoy, Grant Smeaton, Alistair McGowan and Kirsty Wark

Janey Godley and Ashley Storrie don hi-vis and hard hats and head for a building site, where they mix mortar and find out just how hard it is to build a simple wall. Next up they have to get their heads around more complicated tools to connect cold and hot water pipes before they are hooked up to the live water main

Discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories, with Martin Geissler, Laura Miller and Natalie Higgins

The Fife caravan park has been operating under Covid restrictions for 18 months, but at last things are starting to return to normal. Owner and manager Alan shows his daughter the ropes as she sees another side to the family business. Alan - a former martial arts champion - puts on a Taekwondo training session. There's a live music performance for residents and guests, and a caravan owner and music lover hosts a jam session