TV Guide BBC Scotland Tuesday

Ralph Greig faces his first day of training as a harbour pilot and is put through a tough test on the simulator ahead of the real thing. Ex-sailor Ellen Haughland fancies Ralph's old job of vessel traffic services controller - and if successful she will be Aberdeen's first woman in that role, while local barmaid Val Morrison finds herself serving a rowdy troop of morris dancers. Out at sea, the crew of the Bibby Sapphire braces itself for a force 10 storm

In Arran, Callum has to gather their flock from 4,000 acres of steep, rough hill terrain, while Zara recalls the devastating effects of his quadbike accident on that same ground. In Dornoch, Rob and Emma need the vet's help when a ewe gets into trouble birthing triplets, while Ally and daughter Bethany travel by boat to gather sheep on an uninhabited island to bring them home to their croft on Lewis

On March 13, 1996, Thomas Hamilton walked into the gym hall in Dunblane Primary School in Stirlingshire and shot dead 16 pupils and their teacher Gwen Mayor, seriously injuring 14 other pupils and two teachers. This documentary follows the campaign to ban private handgun ownership in the UK in the wake of the massacre, revealing how a group of ordinary people forced the government to ensure the tragedy could not happen again

In the wake of the First World War, two visions of Scotland emerged - a nationalist cultural resurgence led by a band of writers, and a popular revival that appealed to the masses. The final edition examines the struggle between these two ideologies and charts the transformation of those who helped give birth to modern Scotland