BBC Scotland investigates the world of the professional shoplifter and discovers that, in the midst of a recession, the UK's organised steal-to-order gangs are flourishing. Show more

Samantha Poling reveals the shocking effects that bad teachers are having on our children and asks why more is not being done to rectify it. Show more

On the eve of a new papal visit by Benedict XVI, Elizabeth Quigley looks back at the first pope in Scotland and speaks to the people involved whose lives were changed forever. Show more

Investigating how homeopathy has penetrated the heart of the NHS and whether prescribing homeopathic preparations for serious conditions could be dangerous for patients. Show more

Despite the worst public spending cuts for generations, it's business as usual for the banks. Mark Daly undergoes a transformation from investigative hack to city boy. Show more

Samantha Poling explores how domestic violence is being tackled in Scotland today, meeting people who were victims of violence and offenders undergoing behavioural therapy. Show more

Investigating the contentious American charity Project Prevention which pays a cash sum to every addict who agrees to either long-term birth control or sterilisation. Show more

The story of the rise and fall of the former Scottish Socialist MSP Tommy Sheridan. Convicted of perjury, the film interviews Tommy Sheridan just before his conviction. Show more

Reevel Alderson finds out what the Reformation did for us, and whether it would matter if the Kirk disappeared from Scottish life. Show more

Tony Banks is a successful businessman, but behind his success is a story of an unresolved war past. He fought in the Falklands conflict and his memories continue to trouble him. Show more

As tributes are paid to those who died in the fire in Glasgow 50 years ago, Reevel Alderson looks back at the Cheapside Street fire and government failures in its aftermath. Show more

Kenneth MacDonald investigates whether Buckfast Tonic Wine can really be blamed for crime and antisocial behaviour, enlisting top scientists in the search for evidence. Show more

What is the truth about Iceland's volcanoes, and how worried should we be in Scotland? Sally Magnusson goes to Iceland to separate the facts from the fiction. Show more

Sally Magnusson strives to discover why England and Scotland are now more divided than ever when it comes to the Tories. Why don't the Scots want to vote Tory? Show more

Investigation into the effects of public spending cuts on Scotland. Douglas Fraser considers what kind of country the cuts will leave behind. Show more

Mark Daly investigates new government plans to end the UK's sicknote culture by getting a million people off benefits and back to work. Show more