BBC Scotland Monday

Calum Clunie and George Anderson tackle the serious problem of club root, a common soil-based disease that attacks the roots of many crops

Dominic Chinea is joined by an Inverness plastering expert to try to preserve art painted by Polish soldiers on the walls of the attic of Nairn Museum during the Second World War

Stornoway is battered by bad weather and a Benbecula bakery is affected by ferry cancellations, while band Peat & Diesel go on tour, taking the ferry to the mainland

Paul Murton follows the North Esk south of Edinburgh from the Pentland Hills. He reaches Roslin Glen, which inspired some of Scotland's greatest artists and writers

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

A clown needs to sell his huge collection of circus memorabilia, including items belonging to PT Barnum, to raise cash for a worthy cause and to help support his wife

Former pig farmer Ann sells the antiques collection she has been building for 70 years in the hope of reaching her fundraising goal of £20,000 to support a Ugandan village

Paul Murton explores the River Teviot in the Scottish Borders, where he joins the Hawick Common Riding, visits a haunted jail and finds out where a king went off with a bang

A look at how Scotland experienced a pop resurgence in the 1980s as bands such as Wet Wet Wet, Deacon Blue, Texas and the Proclaimers began to hit the charts

A confrontation with Mikey pushes Gillian to take drastic action, while Lenny attempts to adjust to life outside the hospital, and Dean receives news of his police application

Sophie Gravia and Christine McGuinness offer advice, unpacking funny, bizarre and downright weird stories of when relationships take an unexpected turn

Martin Geissler hosts discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories

Ashley Storrie, Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Rosco McClelland make a wedding cake for a real wedding and test their strength and singing abilities in Car Pull Karaoke