BBC Scotland Today

The Imries prepare for their biggest event so far, but on-line ticket sales go down. Nick has a new business idea, while the Bakers pause shearing to join the Papay fun weekend

Brian Cunningham reviews the wild flower beds he sowed in April and which will become a great resource for pollinators and the rest of the garden's ecosystem

Stevie and Pete of the the Special Operations Response Team help a man suffering a mental-health crisis, while Ben treats a Dunoon man who has a blood clot in his lungs

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

Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond prepare meals using traditional Scottish produce, including a twice-baked Mull cheese soufflé with Ayrshire bacon and kale

The team struggles to keep the resort open when snowstorms hit in the new year, while Burns Night means a busy time for Spud the piper and Fraser the butcher

After the snowstorms, the villagers grab their shovels and help dig out the slopes ready for the skiers. Barman Brett returns to boarding after 10 months off with two broken ankles

The designers team up to create uplifting spaces at a London homelessness charity, and Dara Ó Briain pops by to check in on Alan and the new rooms

Tyler visits Harry in prison, leading him to consider who could have framed his dad, while Caitlin revels in the online backlash that Scarlett is receiving

The neighbours are getting stuck into a family sized box of doughnuts when the new health-conscious residents, Ash and Iqbal, turn up to introduce themselves

Part two of two. Two events that transformed Scottish tourism in the autumn of 1995 - the release of Braveheart and the first-ever easyJet flight from Luton to Glasgow