Paul Murton experiences island life. Paul heads to the islands of Fetlar, Unst and Yell, which lie on Scotland's northern frontier. Show more

In this episode, Paul Murton travels to the beautiful islands of Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay before heading south to explore Mull. Show more

There are some 70 islands in the Orkney archipelago but just how much of a challenge is it to keep all these islands connected? Paul Murton makes a grand tour of Outer Orkney. Show more

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. Here, he sails to Shetland and the Orkney Islands aboard a Norwegian racing yacht. Show more

Paul Murton experiences island life. He visits the string of little-known islands off the west coast of Oban - Kerrera, Easdale and Eileach an Naoimh. Show more

Paul Murton visits some of the most beautiful and remote spots in Britain. This episode sees Paul travel north to the Shetland Isles, where gets to see some wild otters up close. Show more

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. He charts a route up the east coast from Carnoustie to Aberdeen in a search of Scottish sun. Show more

Paul Murton crosses the sea to Skye on the world's only manually-operated turntable ferry.

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. In the spirit of Victorian manliness, he travels from Dunkeld to Balmoral on an 1870s tricycle. Show more

The untold story of how the Leslies played a major role in shaping modern Europe, making their name as warriors from as early as the Crusades. Show more

Series in which Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. He travels from the Trossachs out to Iona and then the fabled Isle of Staffa. Show more

Paul travels the to the icy summit of Britain's highest mountain to discover how Scotland was first promoted as a winter holiday destination. Show more

Paul Murton experiences island life. He crosses the great natural harbour of Scapa Flow and heads to Stronsay. Show more

Paul visits some of the most beautiful and remote spots in Britain. Crossing the Sea of the Hebrides, Paul heads to the Isle of Ewe, and onto the Summer Isles.

Paul Murton heads for Tiree, which boasts one of the best sunshine records in the UK. It can indeed be beautifully sunny here but it can also be extremely windy. Show more

Series looks at the history of Scotland's most famous clans. Show more

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. He travels through the central Highlands, from Glen Lyon to the Cairngorms National Park. Show more

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. He travels out to Islay in a canoe that is a replica of an original from the 1890s. Show more

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of Scotland's first tourists. Here, he travels from Loch Tay, across Rannoch Moor, and ends his journey in Strathpeffer. Show more

Olivia Horsfall Turner explores how architects Joseph Paxton and Geoffrey Jellicoe planned to use glass to solve London's pollution and congestion problems. Show more