TV Guide BBC Scotland Tuesday

Friends Dazza and Natalie go up against each other in Thurso, where they are guided by the locals to find the best food and activities. Natalie also takes the opportunity to push Dazza out of his comfort zone by arranging for him to go surfing - even though he can't swim

Documentary following staff of ferry operators Caledonian MacBrayne, their passengers and the residents of the islands they serve. Ardrossan staff deal with delays and queues due to an engine fault as the Kilbarchan Pipe Band are among competitors and spectators trying to attend the annual Brodick Highland Games. In Mull, 12-year-old Oscar heads to the mainland where he'll spend weekdays away from home for the first time at secondary school

Part one of two. The murder of Scottish schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in August 1996. The original police investigation was hampered by an unwillingness to cooperate with the police and only re-opened in 2019. Three suspects stood accused of killing the 14-year-old, who was found face down in the River Leven, Dunbartonshire, having been violently assaulted. Shocking revelations unfolded in court as Caroline's family sought justice in one of Scotland's most haunting cold cases. Featuring interviews with Caroline's mother, DCI Stuart Grainger the SIO on the case, the mother of key witness 'Archie' and the victim's friends

Part two of two. The fate of the three defendants in the murder case of 14-year-old Caroline Glachan hangs in the balance. Two key witnesses reveal more shocking evidence and one defendant chooses to take the stand before the jury must decide whether or not they committed murder. The jury hears tense exchanges between the defence and two of Caroline's school friends, as well viewing poignant video testimony from the young boy the accused were babysitting on the night of the murder. After 27 years of heartbreak and unanswered questions, the long-awaited verdict is finally within reach

Established in 1786, the Northern Lighthouse Board's lighthouse keepers, along with technicians, engineers and generations of able-bodied seafarers, have kept vessels safe to navigate some of the world's most treacherous coastal waters. This documentary offers a rare glimpse into the working world of the dedicated workers who are responsible for keeping the lights on in 208 lighthouses around the coast of Scotland and the Isle of Man