In 1984 six Glasgow family members died in an arson attack. Their murders were followed by one of Scotland's longest trials and a 20-year fight for justice that gripped the nation.
A scientist investigates Scottish midges - their biology, behavior, and how to avoid being bitten. He explores why some people are more attractive to midges and potential natural repellents.
Ten Scottish teenagers chosen for a life-changing expedition to the Arctic embark on a year of tough training to prepare them for the extremes of the polar wilderness.
The story of 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, when over half of the member nations boycotted the event over the issue of sanctions against South Africa's apartheid regime.
Documentary about the consequences of the devastating 1968 storm that tore through the central belt, which caused a rethink in the redesigning of Glasgow.
Mark Daly investigates fresh allegations of sexual abuse and cover-ups in Scottish football's most notorious paedophile scandal, that involving Celtic Boys Club. He hears accounts from former players of the abuse they suffered.
The story of Welsh brothers James and Phil Lusted, who have a rare form of dwarfism, revealing how they have both found love with women of average height and are now looking forward to getting married.
The recreation team must rebuild steps on a well-worn pathway up a hillside. A specialist team from Wales arrive to harvest timber from inaccessible areas. We learn about two conservation projects.
A specialist engineering team is called in when crosscut stacker breaks down at the sawmill in Lockerbie. A decline in salmon numbers has led to a tireless effort to restock the River Cree. The recreation team deal with a rat problem.
Volunteers are renovating a remote bothy and need the help of the recreation team to get the building materials to the remote location. Elsewhere teams tackle larch disease, felling infected trees.
We meet some of the truckers who transport the logs out of the forest. Stone is needed to build and maintain forest roads but before blasting can take place the area must be checked for pine martens.
Community liaison Lyndy must investigate two fishing huts illegally built on Forestry Commission land. Chainsaw operators test their skills in the UK Logging Championships. A pony show is arranged at the campsite.
The Galloway Hills Rally draws crowds to the forest. In the days leading up to the event the recreation teams must create safe viewing areas for them. Elsewhere recently felled areas are restocked and deer numbers managed.
