Clive Anderson charts the history of television's relationship with politics via the things that can and will go wrong.

Writer and presenter Peter Curran takes a look at the role that religion now plays in the lives of the people of Northern Ireland, and discovers how the city has transformed. Show more

Alex Norton delves into the entertainment archives to discover how showbusiness has handled the portrayal of the Scottish accent on screen, from the good to the terrible. Show more

Nicholas Parsons explores his life-long enthusiasm for clocks when he goes in search of the most valuable and famous watch in the world - the so-called Marie Antoinette. Show more

Documentary following classical music star Donald Runnicles as he prepares the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra for an appearance at the BBC Proms in London. Show more

Four Glaswegians celebrate their city. Sanjeev Kohli reveals the secrets of customer satisfaction in corner shops and meets some Syrians seeking refuge. Show more

A look back at how, from the early 50s until the early 80s Scottish Hogmanay shows were a fixture of the festive schedule, a mix of sentimentality, bonhomie and toe-tapping music. Show more

Second in a series recalling holiday and travel guides that have graced British television screens focuses on travel's 'golden girls' - Anne Gregg, Judith Chalmers and Jill Dando. Show more

Charting the enduring appeal of dinosaur and monster films, from their early beginnings in a fledgling industry, to the spectacular computer wizardry of Jurassic Park and beyond. Show more

Looking at the Taino people of the Caribbean, who had a multicultural society with drug-infused rituals, strange skulls and amazing navigation. Show more

Series which unearths the history and anecdotes behind cult British Sunday night drama looks at 1990s Scottish cop series Hamish Macbeth, which made a star of actor Robert Carlyle. Show more

Four Glaswegians celebrate their city. Karen Dunbar honours a city reborn by embarking on an alternative tour of Glasgow, meeting drag queens and joining a phone-in. Show more

Evocative documentary marking the 50th anniversary of Celtic becoming the first British team to win the European Cup. Featuring unseen archive footage and players' testimony. Show more

Documentary featuring rare archive footage chronicling Scotland's performance in the 1978 World Cup, when the team was under the aegis of mercurial manager Ally MacLeod. Show more

Jago Cooper journeys into the Peruvian Andes in search of the Chachapoya people, whose funeral traditions challenge assumptions about ancient human behaviour. Show more

In the deserts of coastal Peru, Jago Cooper explores the rise and fall of Chimor, the first empire of South America, whose subjects transformed the landscape. Show more

ArtWorks Scotland tells the story of Scottish writers Mark Millar, Grant Morrison and Alan Grant, three of the biggest names in the world of comics. Show more

Alan Yentob examines the extraordinary story of one of Britain's most recognisable pop icons, Sir Tom Jones. In a frank and revealing interview, Sir Tom describes his rise to fame. Show more

Stephen Smith explores how Vienna's artists rebelled against the establishment in the late 19th century and brought their own highly sexed version of art nouveau to the city. Show more

Documentary featuring a rich mix of eyewitness testimony, archive and historical research to chart the radically changing attitudes towards Scotland's gay community. Show more