Mhairi Black on ADHD and quitting politics

How the former MP really feels about the SNP and her years at 'toxic' Westminster.

• 33 mins

Who’d be a councillor?

Laura Murtagh on the abuse she’s experienced over council tax rises.

• 27 mins

Can weight-loss jabs save the NHS?

The Hollywood hack being touted as obesity’s golden bullet.

• 28 mins

Sturgeon quits parliament

Nicola Sturgeon’s former spokesperson tells us about the person behind the politics.

• 29 mins

Rise of the litter pickers

How might we tackle our litter 'emergency'?

• 28 mins

Fans hit out at Old Firm policing

And the commitment to free university places.

• 28 mins

How Scots are hit by Labour’s benefit cuts

And the end of River City.

• 26 mins

Tour de France: how we won the race

The biggest cycling event on Earth comes to Edinburgh.

• 28 mins

Sturgeon cleared over Operation Branchform

But why did the four-year police investigation take so long?

• 28 mins

Jeane Freeman reflects on Covid

The former Health Secretary speaks to Martin five years on from the first lockdown.

• 25 mins

Why Scots are warming to Farage

What’s behind the rising support for Reform UK?

• 28 mins

What’s it like to be a police officer?

And can George Clooney still be a heartthrob?

• 28 mins

What’s going wrong with our mental health?

SHOTY’s Anna Campbell-Jones shares her story.

• 26 mins

Is live music a rip off?

How has music changed for fans and the bands trying to make a living in the industry?

• 28 mins

A quick take on the Spring Statement

And what Rachel Reeves and Shona Robison could do next

• 14 mins

Our problem with drugs

And the news story that's brought Boaty McBoatface and Nessie together.

• 26 mins

How much could your rent go up?

What the end of emergency rent control measures may mean for tenants.

• 29 mins

Explained: Trump’s tariff trade wars… and us

Why he wants to shake up the global economy - and what it could mean for us all.

• 28 mins

Getting to know Sally Magnusson

The BBC Reporting Scotland presenter is standing down after 27 years.

• 37 mins

Should Scots pay for uni?

And how Martin’s political grilling was sidetracked by a piercing.

• 26 mins

Assisted dying: what happens next?

And the 'miracle' baby - born using a donated womb.

• 26 mins

The author who beat Adolescence to it

Chris McQueer on Hermit, his novel inspired by incels and the online manosphere.

• 29 mins

What happened in a Highland dungeon?

And should we be worried about an 'extreme' wildfire warning?

• 29 mins

Take 2: The porn industry responds

Why they claim moves to stop kids seeing adult content online won’t work.

• 16 mins

Take 2: farmers v lynx

What’s the big deal about big cats roaming the countryside?

• 13 mins

Take 2: Weight-loss jabs

A pharmacist on the risks of buying the jabs online.

• 15 mins

Take 2: drug supervision room

Why one campaigner thinks we are failing people with addictions.

• 20 mins

Is gender self-ID dead?

The impact of the Supreme Court’s definition of a woman.

• 30 mins

Is Swinney scared of Farage?

And would Martin and Laura prefer to be a Faithful or a Traitor?

• 27 mins

The Great BBC Soap Opera

Is the BBC right to cut River City?

• 29 mins