Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.

Jo Coburn is joined by Baroness Blackwood, Damian Collins, Luke Pollard and Rachel Reeves. They’ll be looking at the government's deal to save the airline Flybe, and the Labour leadership contest. Show more

2018 runner-up Kyren Wilson takes on Jack Lisowski, who is playing in his second Masters tournament. A quarter-final place is at stake in the best-of-11-frames match. Show more

Gordon Brewer and guests look at the week's events at Westminster and Holyrood.

2018 runner-up Kyren Wilson takes on Jack Lisowski, who is playing in his second Masters tournament. A quarter-final place is at stake in the best-of-11-frames match. Show more

The history hidden in Britain's boozers. Si and Dave take a Manchester pub crawl to uncover historic boozers once at the heart of the city's industrial revolution. Show more

Today Flog It! comes from Allerton Castle, North Yorkshire. Elizabeth Talbot falls for a ruby necklace and earrings, while Christina Trevanion uncovers two Moorcroft vases. Show more

Andrea McLean, Adil Ray, Rita Simons and Phil Wang test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games. Show more

Out on the rugged moor, Michael Portillo hears how the celebrated author Daphne du Maurier captivated readers between the wars with her tales of smuggling at the Jamaica Inn. Show more

Inspectors arrive to check Raymond and Johnny’s subsidy claim. Kirsty and Aimee gather the flock in from St Ninian’s Isle. Lynn and Sandra host their first workshop at the croft. Show more

In this episode, we visit gardens and the people who see the garden as an artist's palette - from a topiary zoo to the woman who makes her art out of other people's rubbish. Show more

Chef Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond focus on the traditional Scots larder, cooking a twice-baked cheese souffle with bacon and kale. Show more

All the national, UK-wide and international news that matters to you plus weather, entertainment news and sport - live with Rebecca Curran and Martin Geissler.

Inspector Jen Rooney investigates when a young Nigerian girl is found dead at a bus stop in Dublin's docklands. Show more

Comedy series ripping into the state of today's Scotland. Technology is the target in this episode, with genetic engineering by post and a new streaming service just for cancelled artists. Show more

The best of the week's entertainment news with Amy Irons.

This Bafta Scotland award-winning film explores loneliness and division in the gay and queer communities. Show more

Highlights from the BBC Scotland channel.