TV Guide BBC Scotland Wednesday

Anna Campbell-Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell are in the West, where they must choose between a colourful family flat in Saltcoats, a sandstone Victorian villa in Helensburgh and a 1930s sandstone bungalow in Giffnock. Scoring them on architectural merit, distinctive design and personal style, which will they judge worthy enough to go forward to the grand final?

Paul Murton explores the upper reaches of the Spey, hearing the story of clan chief Cluny Macpherson, who hid with his gold for nine years in an inaccessible cave, and visiting a secret Victorian love-nest located in a remote glen where the wilderness is returning. Paul hears tales of loggers who floated timber down the river from the 17th century onwards, then takes to the water in a canoe and discovers the rare and endangered freshwater mussels that were once harvested for their precious pearls

The ex-SNP MP talks about her life in depth. As well as interviews with her wife Katie, and father Alan, cameras gain access at the House of Commons, and the first night of her stand-up show, Politics Isn't for Me, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Mhairi, the youngest person elected to the House of Commons, also discusses feelings about her own neurodivergence

Mark Daly reports on tensions over immigration in light of recent protests outside hotels housing asylum seekers, talking to people on either side of an increasingly divisive issue

The criminologist returns to examine more infamous cases from Scotland's history, beginning with a closer look at fraud and the people who commit it. He investigates whether they are charismatic schemers or dangerous liars, and explores what it takes to lead a chameleon-like existence