Saturday Adult Programme
A year after the unique project to discover Scotland’s DNA began, Alistair Moffat reveals the results of widespread testing. > MORE
A legend in the kitchen, a terrific journalist and surely one of the most life-enhancing women in Scotland, Claire has written the story of Kinloch Lodge, a hotel in Skye created by herself and her husband, Godfrey Macdonald of Macdonald, Chief of Clan Donald. > MORE
In Leaving Alexandria: A Memoir of Faith and Doubt, Richard Holloway recounts a remarkable life. > MORE
As part of our season of Second World War histories, Double Cross is the amazing, true story of the D-Day spies and a web of deception which convinced the Nazis that the invasion of Europe would come through Calais and Norway and not the Normandy beaches. > MORE
In Trains and Lovers: The Heart’s Journey, one of the world’s greatest storytellers transforms the everyday into something magical.
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Winter Games is a brilliantly conceived and highly original historical novel. It moves between 1930s Germany and London in 2006 as Francie Fitzsimon tries to discover what happened to her grandmother. > MORE
This is a fantastic memoir of a phenomenal woman whose inventiveness, zest for life and impetuosity helped change Britain.
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The true story of the legendary raid on the Ruhr told by master-historian, James Holland.
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A unique talent – a comedian, a gifted impressionist, a hugely inventive improviser and a brilliant character actor, John Sessions’ career has careered from classical Shakespeare to James Boswell, to Whose Line Is It Anyway, to QI, to playing Ted Heath in The Iron Lady. > MORE
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