BBC Scotland Thursday

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

Gordon Buchanan and Mark Smith reveal how the skills they learned in their native Scotland allowed them to intimately film some of the rarest and most dangerous animals on dry land

Jean Johansson presents advice on making entertaining easy, with Hebridean baker Coinneach MacLeod demonstrating recipes for a clementine cake and a lemon cocktail

Dougie Vipond visits Loch Tay to get an insight into the lives of Iron Age people, while Arlene Stuart finds out how a community won the right to buy and restore a historic orchard

The comedian performs in his home town's Theatre Royal, covering topics including revisiting the nightclubs of his youth and becoming a family man

Rural partnership Jane MacKay and Charlie McIntosh have been split up and are adjusting to new partners in the city and the countryside, while Squire and McGill go undercover

Cameron Miekelson discovers his daughter is dating an undercover policeman and has to balance doing his duty with doing the right thing by his family

Discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories, with analysis from journalists, commentators and guests

Glasgow bank clerk Willie Melvin reckons he could be a best-selling author. First episode of the comedy, starring Gerard Kelly, with Andy Gray and Dave Anderson