Scotland

Examining the impact and influence of poet Robert Burns on the USA and its culture.

A look at how Scotland's best-known musical export became a worldwide phenomenon.

Writer Alan Bissett explores the complex brain of Robert Burns.

Simon Schama explores how the romantics created our idea of national belonging.

Lighthearted short drama inspired by Burns’ classic poem Address to a Haggis.

Mark Thompson looks through the BBC’s back catalogue celebrating Scotland’s favourite poet

Ruth Sanderson takes Mark Thompson to visit her home town of Banbridge.

Willie is advised to write from experience, leading to an experience he'd rather forget.

The Chief is keen to make amends for a slip of the tongue - and keeps digging deeper.

It's been a bewildering year. Who better than Frankie to try and make sense of it?

Classic sketches and famous faces with their take on Scottish football and more in 2020.

Des Clarke and guests take a socially distanced wander through the year's news.

Janey Godley and friends return to the archives for Hogmanay as you’ve never heard it.

A host of stars help compare the world's New Year's Eve traditions to our own Hogmanay.

Join Jack Docherty as he takes an entertaining look at Scotland’s most memorable ads.

Evidence doesn't lie - people do. Can three women solve a murder that's close to home?

Mountaineers find a kidnapped girl and are pursued by her captors as they flee to safety.

A grieving Victoria finds solace in Highlander John Brown in this unusual love story.

In 1536 an immortal clansman fought his first battle. In 1986 he'll fight his greatest.

Sidney Lumet’s acclaimed and star-studded adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic.

A retrospective look at Sean Connery's life and career.

A whisky-laden ship runs aground off the Outer Hebrides. What do the islanders do?

Will and Ronnie, aka Wolfman and Clown, are desperados with a plan for fame and fortune.