BBC Scotland Thursday

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

Peter Ross experiences the pomp and pageantry of the Bo'ness Fair, said to be the largest children's fair in Europe

Brian Cunningham and Kirsty Wilson work on the garden's borders, replanting, filling gaps and replacing losses all around the plot. Kirsty also makes a habitat for pollinators

JJ Chalmers and Grado present as father and daughter Graham and Aimee from Dumfriesshire try out three well-being retreats

A missing persons case turns into a double murder investigation and age-old tensions between the traveller and traditional Aberdonian communities threaten to explode

PCs Hugh McKirdy and Surjit Singh pick up a furry friend on their travels, and PC Charlie McIntosh introduces PC Jane MacKay to a festival called the Butterfist

Alan Cumming provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the eclectic group of artists at his Cabaret-themed bar and club in New York City's East Village

Alan heads to Hollywood to receive his star on the Walk of Fame, while Daphne enlists Michelle and drag king Cunning to join her in a new show at the club

Des Clarke tries to overturn his dislike of the horror genre, facing a film fright night, going behind the scenes of the scary movie industry and joins a ghost tour in Angus

Leyla Josephine performs one of her poems on Prestwick beach, before getting ready for a very special Saturday night gig back in Glasgow