Current affairs series examining the issues affecting the Scottish people
BBC Scotland investigates Champix, the anti-smoking drug prescribed worldwide but dogged by controversy, and speaks to some of the people claiming that it can cause depression.
DetailsDocumentary following one BBC researcher as she becomes Scotland's first altruistic donor, donating one of her kidneys to a complete stranger in a bid to save a life.
DetailsBBC Scotland Investigates. Mark Daly explores the story of the death of Drew Forsyth and tracks down those responsible for one of Scotland's biggest miscarriages of justice.
DetailsDocumentary. Earlier this year, Scotland's largest outbreak of a deadly superbug claimed eighteen lives. This film investigates what happened at the Vale of Leven Hospital.
DetailsMark Daly explains what happened when Scotland was attacked by Islamist terrorists in 2007. The film uncovers how and why militants tried to explode a car bomb at Glasgow airport.
DetailsOne of Scotland's most enduringly popular public figures, and Parkinson's disease sufferer, uncovers the truth about assisted dying.
DetailsAhead of the 60th anniversary of the NHS, BBC Scotland takes us on a journey through the remarkable,and often forgotten -history of the Scottish health service.
DetailsReporter Sam Poling investigates a disturbing rise in the number of assaults on police officers - 13,000 last year alone.
DetailsReporter Elizabeth Quigley goes on a journey to find out why Scotland has the highest rate of MS in the world and why so little's been done about it.
DetailsWith Scottish prisons straining at the seams and some of our prisons well over capacity, BBC Scotland Investigates a prison service that some people are saying is in meltdown.
DetailsDocumentary examining the links between Scotland's modern history and oil. A report by BBC Scotland News business reporter Hayley Millar.
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