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Documentary following friends Ally and Glynis as they take on the treacherous journey to Scotland's remotest public house, interwoven with stories from some of the residents of the magical Knoydart peninsula. One of them, Will, visited for a weekend 13 years ago and never left

Documentary following the singer as she embarks on an emotional pilgrimage from Glasgow to Rome to perform a newly written hymn in front of an audience including Pope Leo XIV at the Palace of Castel Gandolfo. The programme shows Michelle recording the hymn in Scotland, reconnecting with the Catholic faith of her childhood, and finally stepping onto the world stage in Italy

Jack Docherty delves into the BBC archives for a celebration of Scottish comedy, joined by Elaine C Smith, Alex Norton, Karen Dunbar, Lawrence Chaney, Brian Cox, Alan Cumming and Forbes Masson. Jack draws a line from the early days of Scottish comedy on TV from the McFlannels, Stanley Baxter and Lex McLean through to the modern generation of quickfire online sensations, and finds that colourful language, authenticity, irreverence and flair for creative insults remain the cornerstones of Scottish humour

Isa is excited when an old flame returns to Craiglang, and before long romance is blossoming. But she cannot help feeling guilty about her husband, even though he died years ago, so she seeks advice on what to do for the best. Meanwhile, Boabby starts learning to drive, scaring the life out of anyone who tries to teach him, and Methadone Mick enrols in a mysterious online course. The only problem is, he doesn't have a computer. Comedy, with Jane McCarry, Scott Reid, Gavin Mitchell and a guest appearance from Craig Ferguson

Craig G Telfer presents a sideways look at Scottish football, dissecting the ins and outs of the week's action with a revolving panel of fans from across the country

Cathy is distraught when she and Colin return from holiday to find their house has been burgled, especially as the culprit has taken her emergency stores of tranquillisers. The Whytes then head to the Bairds' for a cup of tea, but Gordon's comment that he could never sleep in his own house if he'd been burgled leads to even more complications for Beth. Comedy, starring Doon Mackichan and Jonathan Watson

Scotland's comedians look back at sport and sporting heroes, from cross-country to tug-o-war, via the mesmerising athletics of darts and the eerie silence of golf. Plus, the art of appreciating football and deciding on your favourite Murray.With contributions by Jim Smith, Wendy Wason, Bash the Entertainer, Jojo Sutherland, Louise McCarthy & Gayle Telfer Stevens, Grado, Julia Sutherland, Amy Irons and Chris Forbes.