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Small autumn garden jobs that will make a big difference in spring

Protect your plants, tools and garden birds.
Scottish stories and scenery surveyed from the sky

James Crawford takes to the skies to explore Scotland's cities, coasts and countryside.
Silence in the archives 鈥� why history vaults don't hold the full story

Prof Suzannah Lipscomb on history's missing voices.
Will cows that burp less be key to a greener future?

Scientists have discovered that some cows emit less methane than others.
Bill Bailey: I only held on to the Strictly trophy for 10 minutes

2020's champion reflects on his success in the ballroom.
How to make your money grow a little greener

Emma Munbodh, tells us how to make our savings go green.
The Highland hermit who must choose between happiness and health

Ken Smith has lived in the wilderness for 40 years but now faces a dilemma.
Is Scotland's only A-listed football stand a 'concrete mess' or a work of architectural genius?

Netherdale stadium splits opinion.
What the people who 鈥榞rew up green鈥� want you to know about climate change

Chloe and Jake, who grew up in an ecovillage, share their perspectives on climate change.
Passion, pragmatism and the challenge of giving up North Sea oil

Activists, oil executives and scientists sum up the situation.
COP26: 'I want world leaders to listen to teenagers'

Why teenagers Elodie and Caillin are demanding climate action.
'I don't think Black people should be defined by the trauma we've been through'

Portrait photography has given Tayo Adekunle a way to negotiate her own history
The residents who rallied together against a dawn raid

One street's protest against the forced removal of two of their neighbours.
Five things you can do to make your beauty routine more eco-friendly

Blogger Laura Young reveals how to kick-start your green routine.
The map that reveals just how much of Scotland is in private ownership

A new documentary discovers what we know about land ownership and why it matters.
Breaking The News: If it ain't broke... why fix it?

10 stand-out moments to celebrate the 200th episode of this award-winning show
Why the future is green for traditional red fire engines

An Ayrshire company has created the world's first fully electric fire engine.
Ben Fogle: Appearing on Castaway changed me profoundly

The TV presenter feels a spiritual connection with islands.
What's the worst part of being a football manager?

Tony Pulis reveals the truth about football management on Sacked in the Morning.
The difficulties of making the follow up to an award-winning drama during a pandemic

Guilt is back for a second series and was made during the height of lockdown.
鈥楴ature doesn鈥檛 discriminate, it鈥檚 there for everyone to enjoy鈥�

The group helping people from ethnic minority backgrounds to explore the great outdoors.
How the pandemic robbed us of the rituals for dealing with grief

A bereavement counsellor reflects on the challenges posed by lockdown.
Four Scots kayakers and their descent into the Maelstrom

The Scots who kayaked around the archipelagos and through the world's largest whirlpool.
A rewilding vision for the future that gives a glimpse into our past

A healthy young woodland near Moffat is a welcome sight.
The successful judge who was once written off as a 'wee lassie'

The Hon Lady Rita Rae has held some of the highest positions in UK law.
Why are trees changing colour much later this year?

We should be seeing a riot of colour, but warmer temperatures have delayed the displays.
Where and when to watch series two of the award-winning Guilt

Neil Forsyth's award-winning show is back for a new series
The human heroics saving European wildlife from extinction

Across the continent conservationists are striving to understand and protect wildlife.
Five easy ways to reduce the amount of plastic you use

Blogger Less Waste Laura reveals how doing a little can add up to a lot.
What's the deal with drag queen Lawrence Chaney and the colour purple?

The winner of RuPaul's Drag Race UK is rarely seen without it.
What it means to be Scottish after 30 years living in England

Mark Littlejohn spent almost four decades working for the CID in Penrith.
'Buying a dog is a 10 year financial commitment'

Why one couple carried out thorough research before adopting their pet.
The girl who's climbed more mountains than she's had birthdays

Five-year-old Emilia has already climbed six Munros.
The taunt that led to one of boxing's greatest bouts

The classic 15-round battle between two Scottish boxing legends.
The woman on a mission to make mountain biking more diverse

Aneela McKenna wants more people from ethnic minorities to get on a bike.
Why spending time outdoors can be a 'portal' into the present

A life coach explains why being in nature can help us feel calmer.
Five simple things you can do to turn your diet 'green'

Environmental activist Laura Young shares her tips.
Scotland鈥檚 People 2021: Do you know someone who deserves the nation鈥檚 thanks?

Celebrate the Scots who have gone above and beyond during the pandemic.
Why every rental property should be 'scratched and sniffed'

A letting agent cautions against rash decision making.
'Why I'm walking 500 miles from London to Glasgow for COP26'

Melanie Nazareth believes this is a crucial moment for the world.
'If you're capable of enjoying a good movie, then you're capable of going into a trance'

Thousands of people use hypnotherapy every year, but can it really help cure conditions?
How accurately does Vigil reflect life on a nuclear submarine?

Former submariners reveal the realities of underwater confinement.
How to do up your kitchen and bathroom on a budget

DIY and interior experts share their tips.
'He called me a Muslim' 鈥� how 9/11 changed the lives of ordinary people

Yasmine Chaudhry was violently assaulted in the wake of the terrorist attack.
Why have our garden birds gone so quiet?

The birds change their behaviour as summer draws to a close.
From making music to avoid gang violence to DJing in Las Vegas - the rise of PCDJ and Scottish rave

Graeme Armstrong explores the vibrant world of the Scottish rave scene.
Why new investors should be wary of social media's 'finfluencers'

An expert advises caution around online financial tips.
A hidden history of enslaved Africans who dived for Spanish silver

Enslaved by pirates yet masters of their skilled and dangerous craft beneath the waves

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