BBC Scotland Monday

Dougie Vipond is near Aberfeldy investigating how climate change is causing increases in diseases spread by ticks. Anne Lundon is on the Isle of Mull bringing in the oyster harvest

Monica Galetti and Rob Rinder join the staff working at 3,000 metres above sea-level at Gangtey Lodge, Bhutan where the chef prepares meals to help guests adjust to the altitude

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major visit Alloa, where he takes on a judo champion and tries the beer in the town's last remaining brewery

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 Aberdeen v Hearts, Rangers v Hamilton Academical, and Celtic v Glasgow City

Sheep auctioneer Colin visits rival farmers desperate to outdo each other on sales day. The pressure is on trainee Rory when his brother comes to watch him

Leaving Kinlochleven, Paul Murton discovers a forgotten First World War German prison camp, before coming across a colossal memorial in concrete to the last of the navvies

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work at Stanglwirt Hotel in the Austrian Alps, which offers world-class boxing and tennis facilities

Lenny jeopardises an important meeting when he receives a surprise visit from Mack, while Maggie takes matters into her own hands to help a deflated Drew

Evie's family try to impress Ranesh's pretentious and intimidating father Sachin to try to win him over before they share the news of Evie and Ranesh's engagement

Martin Geissler hosts discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories

Revisiting two high-profile trials, this episode focuses on a challenging and rare murder prosecution and a fraud case that became the longest criminal court case in UK history