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It's said that every man needs a shed, and Australia is taking this one step further. Sharon Mascall investigates how their community sheds are saving lives. Show more

A Sunday morning act of worship.

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Cathy MacDonald shares your greetings and plays music to warm the heart and tap the toes to.

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

'Sunday Morning with Richard Holloway' returns with the usual mix of entertaining, challenging and thought provoking chat and music. His first guest is artist Peter Howson. Show more

News and views with Shereen Nanjiani's guests - The Sun's Bill Leckie, journalist Jane Graham, and The Guardian's Severin Carrell, plus wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan. Show more

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Douglas Fraser asks a panel of guests what they are expecting from 2011 and discusses the risks and opportunities for the Scottish economy in the coming year. Show more

Despite the danger, there's been an increasing number of youngsters joining the British Army in Scotland. John Beattie goes behind the figures to find out why people sign up. Show more

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

Radio Scotland's genealogy programme, packed with advice and stories.

Robbie Shepherd brings to you the very best of Scottish traditional music and song. We have a real treat in store as we bring you tracks from many of our leading bands. Show more

Featuring Ed Hollis on his book The Secret Lives of Buildings and Nick Nairn, Tom Kitchin and food writers Catherine Brown and Donald Reid with Clare English at the Good Food Show. Show more

Janice Forsyth with the unmissable weekly film programme. She talks to Danny Boyle about his nailbiting film 127 Hours and reviews The King's Speech. Show more

Scottish Comedian of the Year John Gavin investigates whether dog training techniques could help him raise his three daughters. Show more

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

Jamie MacDougall visits Perth for NYOS' first concert of 2011, featuring Dvorak's New World Symphony. He hears about the orchestra's recent trip to Mauritius. Show more

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

Pipe Major Alasdair Gillies takes centre stage as Gary West presents music from his back catalogue, spanning over 25 years of performance and recital.

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

Stephen Duffy and jazz educator Richard Michael present a special edition of The Jazz House, profiling some classic solos from the world of jazz. Show more

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.

Mary Ann Kennedy's trilogy of spectral specials comes to a close with an exploration of all things azure, featuring artists from a Little Blue Bird to a Blue Camel. Show more

What's the perfect texture for the froth on the top of a cappuccino? And what should the crema be like on an espresso? Miles Jupp finds out. Show more

Drawn from their regular Jazz House feature, Stephen Duffy and pianist Richard Michael unpick a vast collection of jazz solos, both familiar and surprising. Show more