The former Labour leader in Scotland Kezia Dugdale talks to Edi Stark about what she likens to the 'Romeo and Juliet' story of falling in love with an MSP from another tribe. Show more

Act of worship with the Rev Jamie McMorrin, Assistant Priest of St Francis Xavier's, Falkirk, St Anthony's, Rumford and Our Lady of the Angels, Camelon. Show more

Susan Morrison travels back 700 years to find out how King Robert Bruce commemorated Bannockburn. Plus the Montrose women who married US servicemen in the First World War. Show more

Join Flora Shedden as she celebrates summer flavours with a freshly picked zingy turmeric, halloumi and lentil salad plus we've lessons in how to pick the best olive oil! Show more

The Sunday edition of Good Morning Scotland with the day's news, plus in-depth analysis of the week's big stories.

Khadija Coll on the new One Community initiative, the NHS at 70 and spiritual care, Srebrenica Memorial Day, and the links between inequality and mental health. Show more

Comprehensive coverage of Scottish Sport including live and exclusive commentary - follow @bbcsportsound for all the latest sports news.

Vic Galloway delves into Scotland's music made to make you dance with Calvin Harris, Mylo, Anna Meredith, Bobby Gillespie, KLF, The Shamen, TTF, Slam, Optimo and Eclair Fifi. Show more

Celebrating the vinyl revival with classic records and new releases. Including a conversation with Paul Carrack about some of the many recordings he's been part of. Show more

For the very best in traditional music and song, join Gary Innes. We welcome Nicol McLaren and The Glencraig Band back in session and Runrig's drummer Ian Bayne joins as a guest. Show more

Seonaid Aitken presents a preview of the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival and Richard Michael dissects the music of Beethoven at the piano.

Jamie MacDougall takes on the challenge of connecting each piece of music played on the show to the next and discovers some strange and surprising links along the way.

End the day in the company of the songwriting masters of country, folk, blues, soul and rock 'n' roll.

BBC Radio Scotland joins BBC Radio 5 live.