TV Guide BBC Scotland Wednesday

Anna Campbell Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell explore the best homes in the Central and Tayside category. They visit a 1960s modernist bungalow in Broughty Ferry, a farmstead conversion near Doune with impressive views of the Trossachs, and a detached Victorian home in Auchterarder

Paul Murton explores the River Oykel in Sutherland from its source in Assynt to the Dornoch Firth and the sea, learning about the loneliest and highest war grave in Scotland and then hears tell of the riotous events of the Year of the Sheep. Heading south Paul then follows Aberdeenshire's famous River Don, encountering the Lonach Highlanders and a clan chief carrying relics of the Battle of Culloden

Reporter Sam Poling investigates the fraudsters lurking in the shadows of Scotland's £7billion whisky industry, going undercover to learn more about crime's latest money-spinner - cask whisky investment. She meets people duped by the criminals into handing over - and losing - all of their savings and goes on the trail of the missing millions. After uncovering an international criminal network, secretly filming a convicted con-artist and tracking down a shady businessman with a dark past, Sam confronts those at the heart of it

Following a cabinet reshuffle, new justice minister Zander McGurk has big plans for Scotland's police operation. The straight-talking go-getter promises the chief a bigger budget so long as he trims the fat from his force, but Miekelson soon discovers getting with McGurk's programme means ditching the DEI department

During Miekelson's annual contract renewal, a routine background check sparks rumours surrounding his past that could stain an otherwise spotless career. Soon the gossip spreads closer to home and tosses petrol on an already inflammable situation with his neighbours