BBC Scotland Monday

Andy and Jo harvest their crops after challenging year, Nick and Holly diversify to secure their farming future and the Bakers get their own milking cow

Brian Cunningham carries out some late spring pruning and continues to develop the new rain garden, while Lizzie Schofield prepares her plot for this year's veg-growing competition

Dougie Vipond ventures to Galloway to see one of the country's largest dairy herds. Shahbaz Majeed touches down in Wester Ross, catching up with space scientists on a mission

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 Celtic v Rangers and Hibernian v Glasgow City

A behind-the-scenes look at the kilt shop on Sandy Row, the only one of its kind on the island of Ireland, where history, identity, community and family come together

Grahame enlists the pupils of a local primary school to design a tartan for Donaghadee. Kim heads to the World Pipe Band Championships and Belfast hosts its first Tartan day dander

Sian Eleri recounts the story of Scottish medium Helen Duncan, who claimed she could summon the dead. Duncan was the last person convicted and imprisoned under the Witchcraft Act

Disturbed by a vintage recording of what appears to be a Helen Duncan séance, Sian Eleri focuses on evidence from those who believe it to be fake

Banjo Beale and his team travel to Skye to transform a dated cafe and bookshop, and the interior designer Banjo decides to spend almost all his budget on stained-glass windows

Banjo Beale makes over two spaces on the Isle of Mull, turning a castle turret room into a B&B destination and revamping a guest bedroom at a lighthouse

Martin Geissler hosts discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories

It's Danger Night in Bathgate, but Christian Horne is struggling to open after two days of rain. Showman Raecher Hiscoe utilises his engineer skills and builds a ride from scratch