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How far will Amy and Steven go for a good photo? At a photoshoot for #TheSaturdayShow at the World Cup, mischievous Grant puts their professionalism to the test! The Saturday Show is on @BBCSounds: bbc.in/47Ssdm2 #RSVis #WorldCup

It’s Friday and @the_bluebells1 are with me on @BBCRadioScot, 2-4pm! Plus! Michael Ball! We’ve also got loads of tunes, Film on Friday, and I’d love a song connecting to Blondie’s Atomic to close our second last show together... I would, as always, love to hear from you… 🧡🌞

It's the Cup Final preview! In the latest from the Scottish Football Podcast, Charlotte Cohen, Rory Loy and Cillian Sheridan are looking ahead to tomorrow's game. Listen now on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4v2fGog

Under government plans, train operators will be scored by police on how they tackle sexual harassment on the railways. But women's safety groups and survivors of sexual abuse on trains say the plans do not go far enough. How safe do you feel on public transport in Scotland?

Anna is live from Kirkwall as the Orkney Folk Festival gets underway. She’s joined for some live music by Finland’s Mikko Malmivaara and Veera Kuisma - one half of the captivating Finnish dance band Polenta. Listen to Travelling Folk now, on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4v6OiWp

It's 55 years since Marvin released What's Goin On? Tonight on #BBCGetItOn, we want to hear about those albums that need to be listened to in full. From Thriller to Ok Computer, or maybe you prefer Rumours in its entirety?

Spoiler alert! Tam’s fed up with commentary ruining tense moments in football matches. Listen to more Off the Ball on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4ujAt7w #OffTheBall #VAR #RSVis

John Swinney has unveiled a slimmed-down Scottish cabinet. The First Minister says he's put public sector reform at the heart of his Cabinet as he pushes for “fiscal sustainability”. On Mornings, Stephen asks: what would you cut in the public sector?

This week, on The Quay Sessions, there's another chance to hear Deacon Blue recorded live at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall in March 2025. Listen now on @BBCSounds: bbc.in/43kFOyU

Tonight on #BBCGetItOn, we want to hear about the songs that topped the charts when you became a teenager. From 70s teen pin ups to the dance acts of the early 90s, who was hitting the top as you turned 13?

Amy and Steven dropped in to the Tattie Scone World Championship - but then it all went pear-shaped! Listen to The Saturday Show on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4dFdn3B #TheSaturdayShow #TattieSconeWorldChampionship #RSVis

John Swinney will be sworn in as First Minister this morning after winning the nomination in a vote of the Scottish Parliament yesterday. What do you want to be the top of John Swinney's to do list?

On Another Country this week, Grammy award-winning bluegrass musician and songwriter Molly Tuttle is in conversation with Ricky. Listen now on BBC Sounds: bbc.in/4nCpItT

Tonight on #BBCGetItOn, we want to hear about the great British artists who have dominated the music scene for the past 25 years. We saw a Sky Full of Stars with Coldplay, and Set Fire to the Rain with Adele. Who are your favourite 21st century British musicians?

"He was a phenomenal man.” Peter Wright remembers Scotland rugby legend Scott Hastings. Listen to Radio Scotland Breakfast on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4eVAfxY #RadioScotlandBreakfast #ScottHastings #RSVis

Steve Clarke is set to announce which players will be representing Scotland in the World Cup this summer.  On Mornings, Stephen asks: are you getting excited for the World Cup?

This week, @VicGalloway presents a synth special! His playlist features New Order, Chvrches, Calvin Harris, Sparks, Sugababes, and Donna Summer, and the Triple A comes from synth pioneers Kraftwerk. Listen now on @BBCSounds bbc.in/4rnk9kG

“Football’s a cruel, cruel game at times.” Following Celtic’s Scottish Premiership win, Craig Levein reflects on the missed opportunity to end the Old Firm's 40 year dominance - and what it might mean for the future. #OffTheBall on BBC Sounds: bbc.in/4tLWVoe #RSVis

Tonight we want to hear about the musicians who stepped away from charts to turn their hand to acting on the screen. From Grace Jones having an encounter with 007, to a Monkee who turned up on Corrie It's the pop stars who turned up acting in film and TV.

There’s something fishy about Amy’s claim! Pet shop owner Graham reveals whether there’s any likelihood of it being true… Listen to The Saturday Show on @BBCSounds bbc.in/47Ssdm2 #TheSaturdayShow #Goldfish #RSVis