BBC Scotland Monday

Andy and Jo compete at the Royal Highland Show. Sally juggles sheep and children while shearing her flock, and the Imrie family's event business kicks off in style

Brian Cunningham and Lizzie Schofield launch a competition to see which of the show's presenters can create the most successful vegetable plot of the season

A special edition focusing on.the Borders, with Dougie Vipond exploring the border with England, stopping at a town that has changed hands between the Scots and English 13 times

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

Jane Lewis presents action from the latest matches in the Scottish Women's Premier League, including Hibernian v Hearts, Rangers v Celtic and Glasgow City v Motherwell

Ben learns how Arran and Holy Isle are a haven for diverse faiths and beliefs, making Jewish hallah bread and visiting a Buddhist Peace Centre

The story of the singer who became a celebrity at the age of nine, but battled with anorexia as the pressures of fame took their toll, and died in 1999 at the age of 35

When his suspicions intensify, a delusional Lenny cuts off an essential lifeline, while Mikey's elation over a successful birthday bash for Gillian is short-lived

Jack Docherty concludes his look at Scotland's most memorable adverts and is joined on this archive journey by some of Scotland's funniest and best known faces

Highlights of the comedy sketch show, starring Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill, Karen Dunbar, Mark Cox, Paul Riley and Julie Wilson Nimmo

News stories from the year 2000, which kicked off a decade to remember, including the start of the Lockerbie trial in the Netherlands and the sudden death of Donald Dewar

A look at the work of Edinburgh-based artist Tzipporah Johnston, who has been charting the decline of Britain's bee population in three intricately embroidered works