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Paralympic medallist Sam Ingram talks to Paul Noble about going from new kid on the judo block to bronze medallist at the Beijing Olympics and his hopes for London 2012. Show more

A Sunday morning act of worship with the Rev Colin Dow of Glasgow City Free Church of Scotland.

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Cathy interviews screen writer and novelist Peter May, plus BBC Vatican correspondent David Willey discusses the impact of what has become known as the 'Vatileaks'. Show more

A poem to capture the spirit of every nation competing at the 2012 Games. Ever Northwards was written by Slovakian poet Ivan Strpka and is read by Ivana Cingel. Show more

Derek Bateman and guests look through the stories making the headlines in the Sunday papers and analyse the big talking points of the week from the worlds of news and politics.

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Business Scotland turns its attention to the textile industry. Gillian Marles looks at how the industry developed, its decline, and what has survived. Show more

A weekly radio golf magazine show with live guests, big name interviews, news and features presented by Graham Spier.

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Jim McColl and Callum Pirnie are Theresa's guests with advice on late summer flowering shrubs, plus news from the upcoming Glasgow International Rose Trials. Show more

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Robbie Shepherd has a session from the ever popular Burns Brothers ceilidh band, plus singer Ed Miller joins Robbie for a chat about his favourite things. Show more

David Hayman joins Clare English to talk about Six and a Tanner, a powerful one-man show about a father-son relationship that marks his first ever Festival Fringe appearance. Show more

Clare English and Janice Forsyth hear about Edinburgh shows from Tom Thum, Iain Robertson and David Bottomley. Show more

Jo Caulfield explores how well comedy travels with Scottish comedienne Janey Godley, who has recently returned from New Zealand. Show more

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Jamie MacDougall plays one-offs from Cavalleria Rusticana to the Sorcerer's Apprentice, plus rock star violinist David Garrett in My Music.

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Gary West is joined by Alistair Aitken and John Wilson for music and comment from the World Pipe Band Championships.

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Stephen Duffy presents the Jazz House from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, featuring the Paul Towndrow Quartet and Edinburgh Jazz Bar Trio. Show more

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Shirley Manson tells the story behind the new Garbage album and shares some her favourite records, plus Jonny Trunk guides you through some weird and wonderful soundtrack reissues. Show more

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A selection of some of the most memorable poems and readers from Poetry 2012: The Written World and a look at the unexpected emotional journey it created. Show more

A selection of the best of the Radio Scotland music repertoire to take you through the night. Show more

Pauline McLean celebrates the Edinburgh International Book Festival with an authors' special, featuring Denise Mina and the works of Arthur Conan Doyle.

John Cavanagh sits in for Ravi Sagoo with a selection of the best of the Radio Scotland music repertoire to take you through the night. Show more