BBC Scotland TV Guide — Wednesday, 1 July 2026

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

Ian Hamilton finds out about Cumnock's ambition to become Scotland's first green town, by running its own renewable energy system and making use of digital and smart technologies. Digging below the surface of these ambitious plans for the town, Ian meets the locals to see what they think about it all and also to find out what smaller steps they are taking to move towards a greener world

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

Hazel Martin considers the theory that Annie Borjesson took her own life by drowning, exploring her family's suspicions that evidence was planted to make it look like suicide

Hazel Martin accesses a fresh source of information that leads to a series of disturbing discoveries, shedding new light on what might have happened to Annie Borjesson. By approaching Swedish authorities, Hazel uncovers a huge amount of information from the investigation including bank statements, pathology reports, embassy correspondence and, crucially, witness statements from the time of the police investigation into Annie's death in 2005

A concerned Amber attempts to support a spiralling Alex, but grows suspicious of Lydia in the process. DCI Douglas gets more than he bargained for in his pursuit of Harry, a frustrated Kelly-Marie takes a firmer approach with Callum, and Drew confides in Maggie

Influencers Charlie Allan and Lauren Faulkner plan to start a family. Charlie stops testosterone to restart his menstrual cycle, with dramatic consequences, while Lauren prepares for motherhood by facing her debilitating fear of sickness

Charlie Allan and Lauren Faulkner attend their first fertility clinic consultation and head to London for the British LGBT awards, but they are brought back to earth when they become the targets of a transphobic hate crime

Charlie Allan and Lauren Faulkner deal with difficult fertility news, but with a business to open in a matter of months there is no time to dwell on it. It's all hands on deck to launch their safe space salon, amid a backdrop of rising tension over trans rights in the UK, as Westminster blocks the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill