TV Guide BBC Scotland Tuesday

Natalie Erskine and Darren 'Dazza' Dowling head to Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway, where they enjoy three meals recommended by locals and try their hands at curling and go-karting - where Dazza makes a high-stakes bet he may come to regret

In the final episode, Jamie Crawford takes to the skies, using aerial images to find out how the Scottish people have harnessed our precious natural resources to power our industry, from a remote loch near Ullapool to the Carron iron works of Falkirk. He also travels to Shetland to follow in the footsteps of his father, who went there to work during the oil industry boom

The controversy surrounding Edinburgh's statue of 18th-century politician Henry Dundas, who famously delayed the abolition of the slave trade by several years. This has led to ongoing debates about his motives - some argue he hoped to preserve the trade, and others claim him as an abolitionist adopting a pragmatic strategy

The criminologist investigates romance fraud, where vulnerable people looking for love online are seduced into fake relationships, asked for money and ultimately ripped off. David also explores the ways in which scammers cleverly use the language of seduction and persuasion to gain the trust of their victims and manipulate them