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

Celtic v St Mirren. Dougie Donnelly presents action from the semi-final at Hampden Park

The midfielder talks about life at Bologna in Italy and the prospect of playing for Scotland at this summer's World Cup

Wildlife film-maker Libby Penman presents mores success stories from across Europe that showcase the work of conservationists fighting to save animals and plants. There are reports on bottlenose dolphins thriving in Aberdeen harbour, pioneering designers in Munich who are reimagining urban construction with wildlife at its heart, and a scientific community on Ibiza rallying towns together to save a lizard species

Call handlers in Inverness organise help for a young teenager, who is unresponsive after drinking eight cans of lager and a bottle of vodka and speaks to a distressed bystander who has witnessed a motorcycle accident. Paramedic Stephen helps transport a patient from the island of Stornoway to the specialist cardiac unit in Glasgow and in Southside, David and Chanda treat an elderly cancer patient, who is suffering from a possible infection before responding to a call for a woman who has reported heavy bleeding before abruptly hanging up

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

The cops tackle noisy neighbours, an ice-cream man serving up hard liquor and a gang raid on an arcade. Jack Docherty stars in the spoof documentary following the work of the first unified Scottish Police Force, with Jordan Young, Sally Reid, Ashley Smith, Chris Forbes and James Allenby-Kirk

Gary Robertson presents all the main issues from the world of politics and beyond. Big interviews, discussion and analysis on the stories that matter to Scotland