Drugs, binge-drinking, truancy, vandalism and shoplifting - these are the first teenage steps that can lead to a life of crime. The Teen Court will sort them out.
CHANNEL 4
Ten families, chosen by photographers in 1947 to represent the world after war, are tracked down in this feature documentary revealing how their lives have changed over the last extraordinary half century.
BBC
Waterloo is one of history's bloodiest and most decisive battles. On its 200th anniversary, this BBC Scotland docudrama reveals the role played by Scottish officers, men - and one extraordinary woman.
BBC SCOTLAND.
Chosen People In 1947 the world's leading photo-journalists chose ten families at random for an American magazine the Ladies Home Journal to represent our common humanity in the wake of war. In this film, we've tracked down these families throughout the world to learn of their lives over the extraordinary past half-century.
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Army Girls
Following four girls as they embark on the Territorial Army's Summer Challenge - an action-packed training scheme that can take civilians to the same level of fitness and training as Regular Army soldiers.
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What really matters in Scotland's history? Jacobites or James Watt? Burns or Bannockburn?
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The Sun Worshippers
THE SUN WORSHIPPERS tells the story of a brilliant Scottish partnership whose scientific and artistic innovation gave birth to the art of photography.
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Cathy MacDonald visits Applecross where Graeme Macrae Burnet set his critically-acclaimed novel “His Bloody Project”.
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The Richest Scot in the Empire
John Patrick Crichton Stuart, the 3rd Marquess of Bute, was the richest Scot in the British Empire in the late 19th century. With an annual income in excess of £150,000 – around £15 million in today’s money - he pursued his passion for architecture with a vengeance.
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Revealing the face of Scotland’s greatest king, Robert the Bruce.
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Creating the Kelpies
Observational arts documentary following Scots sculptor Andy Scott over three years as he creates The Kelpies - the largest horse sculpture in the world on the Forth & Clyde Canal near Grangemouth.
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How the Post - first published to print news from the First World War trenches - became a the must successful Scottish icon and newspaper in the world.
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Sàr-Sgeòil: Outlander
Cathy MacDonald explores the locations, folklore and history that inspired Diana Gabaldon’s hugely successful ‘Outlander’.
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How the son of a Scottish trader became chief of the Cherokee nation during the most traumatic period of the tribe's history.
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Scots on Speed
This series explores how a tiny country has won an international reputation for motor sport. Contributors include Sir Jackie Stewart - three times Formula One Grand Prix World Champion.
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Murder and mayhem revealed in a POW camp for hard line Nazis in the Scottish Highlands.
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An Sgrùdaire (The Reporter) Series 1
An Sgrùdaire is a series for young people by young people tackling the current affairs topics, issues and trends affecting their generation today.
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