BBC Scotland TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

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

Banjo Beale and Ro Christopher continue to transform their island home, but recent works have left large sections of the house without a roof. Their bold plans and their dream hang in the balance when a forecasted storm turns out to be much more powerful than anyone expected when it hits Ulva

After a bumper scanning, Jo and Andy head into lambing season expecting nearly 900 lambs. With half their wheat dying in the fields they need their livestock to do well, but the spring weather takes a turn for the worse. In Caithness, Sally and father Iain vaccinate their ewes, and Sally takes her mum for a special birthday celebration. At Hillhead farm, Ben Imrie takes a full-time job, leaving more for John and Antoinette to do on their own. Daughter Keziah comes home from agricultural college to muck in, and to make a second attempt to get her pigs to market

At Drylaw Police Station in Edinburgh, Inspector Alison Lawrie investigates when a call comes in reporting vulnerable 18-year-old Taylor missing. Officers visit his adoptive parents' house to find out whether they have seen him but he hasn't answered any calls or messages from anyone and their concern grows when they learn Taylor has recently started transitioning from female to male. In the south of the city, Sergeant McMinn is on duty when a report that 13-year-old Ava has failed to return to her care unit after school comes in and alarm bells ring when he discovers she has no phone on her

The case of Mary McLaughlin, whose body was recovered from her Glasgow home in September 1984, a few days after she was seen in the company of a man in the city's Partick area. The post mortem revealed the 58-year-old had been strangled at least five days prior to being found. The investigation proved complex and it wasn't until 2019 that new techniques in DNA analysis helped lead to the arrest of a man. This documentary hears from the case's original detectives as well as contemporary officers and forensics experts who cracked the case to get justice for Mary's family

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

The Fife coast holiday park plays host to a special day as wedding supervisor Amanda makes sure that everything is perfect for the couple and their 100 guests. Former taxi driver Ken is keeping busy juggling several jobs on the park, including replenishing the stock in the shop, while manager Steven seems intent on depleting it. And 'rock star' head chef James just cannot keep away from the action