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Broadcaster Kaye Adams is set to return to presenting following her departure from BBC Radio Scotland. The Loose Women star announced the news on Instagram, with reports suggesting she will appear on Sunday Brunch. Adams stepped down from her BBC Radio Scotland show earlier this year, marking the end of a long-running spell on the station.

BBC One Scotland is broadcasting a special edition of Question Time, with the programme airing in the region alongside the usual UK-wide broadcast. TV listings sites are highlighting the scheduling, prompting viewers to check the broadcast time. The panel edition gives Scottish audiences a dedicated political debate programme on the flagship BBC current affairs show.

European governments are committing billions of pounds to space programmes, raising questions about whether Glasgow's satellite manufacturing sector can remain competitive. Scotland's capital region has built a reputation for building small satellites, and the BBC examines whether local firms can secure a share of the growing European space budgets or risk falling behind better-funded rivals.

The Royal Navy's newest attack submarine has arrived at its base at Faslane on Scotland's west coast, according to BBC News reporting. The delivery marks a step in the UK's submarine fleet renewal, and the arrival at the Clyde naval base is drawing attention given Faslane's central role in Britain's naval operations.

Scotland manager Steve Ferguson says he hopes to build a long-term midfield partnership around Billy Gilmour as he shapes the national team's plans. Speaking to the BBC, Ferguson suggested the Napoli midfielder could be central to Scotland's future, a comment drawing attention from fans discussing the squad ahead of upcoming fixtures.

The BBC has published details about the second series of The Celebrity Traitors, the all-star version of its popular reality game show filmed in Scotland. The guide covers what is known so far about casting, scheduling and format for the new run. Interest in the franchise remains strong, with fans eager for news of which famous contestants will take part.

The BBC highlights little-known links between contestants on The Celebrity Traitors, a celebrity edition of the reality competition show filmed in Scotland. The piece points to relationships involving Jerry Hall, Richard E Grant, and comedy duo Rob and Romesh among the cast. It details how the famous participants know each other before entering the castle together.

Scotland football is the focus of fresh selection debate, with the BBC highlighting key questions facing coach Pocognoli. Central to the discussion is whether there is space in the squad for Ben Gannon-Doak, and whether captain John McGinn keeps his place in the side. The questions suggest squad choices for an upcoming squad announcement or fixture are dividing opinion among fans and pundits.

Prosecutors in Scotland have dropped a 'potential crime' investigation into the death of a Scottish wingsuit flyer, according to a BBC report. The inquiry had examined whether any criminal conduct was involved in the fatal jump. No charges will follow, and authorities have closed the case. The news is drawing attention among those who followed the original incident and its aftermath.

The BBC asks whether Scotland midfielder John McGinn can rediscover his top form after a prolonged quiet spell. McGinn, once one of the country's most reliable performers and a key leader under Steve Clarke, has struggled for his usual impact, and the question of whether he can return to his best ahead of upcoming internationals is drawing attention among Scotland fans.

BBC Sport examines whether Scotland midfielder John McGinn can rediscover his top form ahead of upcoming internationals. The piece notes he has been too quiet for too long for club and country, and asks whether he can recapture the form that once made him one of Scotland's most influential players. Fans are debating what has gone wrong and whether a return to form is realistic.