Samantha Poling reveals how people are abusing the farming subsidy system, meeting the young farmers who have lost out and learning if she too can take advantage of the loophole. Show more

Brian Taylor looks back at Alex Salmond's career. With contributions from the man himself, colleagues, opponents and those who have worked with him behind the scenes. Show more

Businessman and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter visits schools across Scotland to see why poorer children do worse and what can be done to improve results. Show more

Fiona Walker investigates why a wall at an Edinburgh primary school collapsed during Storm Gertrude, exposing concerns over the safety of such buildings. Show more

Lisa Summers reveals new evidence about the deaths of Liam Fee, Madison Horn and Mikaeel Kular in Fife in 2014, despite the involvement of social workers. Show more

Elizabeth Quigley talks to Joy Milne, who discovered she can smell Parkinson's disease, and meets the scientists who are investigating this groundbreaking ability. Show more

Cameras follow undecided families to see how they will vote in the upcoming referendum. The debates become more heated as the day of the vote approaches. Show more

Fiona Walker meets some of the Scots struggling to get by on low pay and hears evidence that many workers will never escape low wages, leaving them trapped in working poverty. Show more

Cameras follow a number of voters over six months to gauge how undecided families will be making the big decision in the upcoming referendum. Show more

Reporter Samantha Poling uncovers the explosion of cannabis farming in the last five years from a small 'hobby' to an industry estimated to be worth over 100 million pounds. Show more

Kenneth Macdonald investigates the tactics used to market caffeinated products at the young and gains an insight into how caffeine affects the brain. Show more

Cameras follow undecided families to see how they will vote in the upcoming referendum. Undecided Jessica has an important chat with her mother who intends to vote yes. Show more

Samantha Poling reveals how millions of pounds of public money are being paid out to businessmen and millionaire farmers in an abuse of the farming subsidy system. Show more

Panorama reveals how organised crime is defeating attempts to claw back its profits, and how the Crown has been reduced to making tax deals with criminals. Show more

BBC Scotland Investigates whether more children should be taken away from their families and into care, and reporter Samantha Poling goes on a journey through the care system. Show more

David Miller investigates the killings of rare, protected birds in the Scottish countryside and a possible connection to the country's Sporting Estates. 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

Mark Daly investigates the Edinburgh baby ashes scandal, in which grieving parents were denied their babies remains which were then buried without their knowledge. Show more

New research shows that the standard of teaching is the most important factor to a child's education. So why are so many bad teachers being allowed to teach? Show more

Fiona Walker uncovers new evidence about what is going wrong in our hospitals, and asks whether we can trust the NHS to do the right thing when mistakes are made. Show more