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The world's most iconic statue, The Statue of Liberty, is associated with New York and the USA. But few people know that Scotland, or more precisely, Glasgow, has no fewer than FIVE of them and one of them is older than its more famous cousin. Narrated by Lewis McKinlay.
There are two versions of Scottish history depending on who's telling it. In this film, historian, author and broadcaster Stuart McHardy provides evidence of the military occupation of Scotland by the British Army for a decade after the Jacobite Risings which were about far more than an attempt to restore the House of Stuart to the "British" throne.
Although health is devolved to Scotland, funding is controlled entirely by the government in England which is moving the NHS there towards an American-style, profit-based healthcare system. We ask, can the Scottish Government resist the privatisation of Scotland's NHS without independence?
Englishman Graham Knightly explains why Scots should be very angry about what is being done to their country by the country of his birth and says that if England was being treated the way Scotland is by another country, he’d be very angry too. So what exactly is it that Scots should be angry about?
The Scotland Channel investigates what threats are coming to Scotland from Trump's Presidency and the likelihood of Nigel Farage becoming UK Prime Minister in 2029 as his Reform UK Party overtake the Tories and Labour in England.
The Kelpies are Scotland's most iconic contemporary landmark. The Scotland Channel meets up with their creator, Andy Scott to discover what it was like to create such a huge public artwork and the challenges that went with a project on this scale.
A film for gin lovers everywhere! Craft gin has seen an explosion in popularity in recent years and Scotland now produces between 70 to 80% of all gin produced in the UK. The Scotland Channel visits Badvo Distillery in Perthshire founded by Helen Stewart at the age of just 20 to find out more. Narrated by Hugh Anderson.
Get ready to experience Scots band
The Mind Sweepers
who have played festivals and venues including Eden, Gatehouse Music Festival, the Salutation in Manchester and the Stereo in Glasgow. Their songs are hard to pigeon-hole, with regard to genre, but one thing's for sure, their raw, original style will leave you feeling inspired and energised.
In this documentary, The Scotland Channel explores whether modern football was invented in England or Scotland. We interview Ged O'Brien, founder of the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park who argues that fitba' should indeed be comin' hame, hame to Scotland! Narrated by Scot Peacock.
In the first of a new series, blogger and campaigner, American Leah Gunn Barrett discusses a range of topics including the relentless push by the UK government to privatise the NHS and the disastrous privatisation of water in England and how the last Labour administration partially privatised Scotland’s water in 2007.
Freeports and Special Economic Zones are heralded by the government as a fantastic job creation opportunity. But in reality, they are corporate states within a state offering not only big tax incentives to companies operating in them, but exemptions from the law and planning regulations including the right to compulsorily purchase residential property.
In the first of a new series, Straight Talk on The Scotland Channel interviews American blogger and activist, Leah Gunn Barrett who believes the UK is a failing state and that British democracy is a fiction. She describes why she believes that Scots should be angry and how Scotland should free itself from being shackled to England and asset stripped.
Christmas was banned in Scotland for nearly 400 years and only became legal again in 1958 although Christmas did not take off in Scotland until the 1970s. We examine why it was banned and how it has impacted on traditional Hogmanay celebrations. Narrated by Rob McAllister.
This background video is the perfect way to de-stress and unwind. Play it on your TV and watch and dose on your sofa to the relaxing sound of the water flowing between the rocks.
Happy Hogmanay from The Scotland Channel
narrated by Hugh Anderson, takes a brief look at Hogmanay traditions including the famous New Year's song
Auld Lang Syne and we look forward to some of the shows coming to the Scotland Channel in 2025.
The first in a series of music films, The Scotland Channel features the music of prolific Motherwell songwriter Thomas McArthur who draws much of his inspiration not just from the Jacobite period, but also from a wide range of themes and topics including the Bells of Motherwell Cathedral!
It’s the age old question, how to make our politicians more accountable to the people they are meant to represent. In this film, The Scotland Channel visits arguably one of the most democratic nations on earth, Switzerland, to see first hand how they keep their politicians on track.
To celebrate St Andrew's Day,
The Scotland Channel
explores the history of Scotland's Patron Saint who is also patron saint of four other countries and visits the Auld Alliance Restaurant in Kirkcudbright to learn how to make a contemporary dish using a very Scottish recipe. Narrated by Hugh Anderson.
A battle is raging to save one of Scotland's most important historic sites, Bannockburn, where King Robert the Bruce defeated the English in 1314 after Stirling Council gave planning permission for a harness racing track at the site. Although the decision is now under review by the devolved Scottish Government, protesters are leaving nothing to chance.
Join us on a bird's eye tour of some of Scotland's iconic castles set in majestic scenery for which Scotland is renowned. From Edinburgh Castle to Balmoral and Glamis, this film also features some lesser known, but nevertheless, beautiful castles.
Castles from the Sky
is narrated by Hugh Anderson.
Stones of Destiny
tells the story of a group of stone painters across Scotland who are using art to get the independence message out there. Narrated by Hugh Anderson, we discover that these painted stones end up all over the world taking with them the message that Scotland should be a normal, independent country.
Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Government through its recently announced GB Energy company is about to carry out the second large scale theft of Scotland's resources, the first being the UK Government's removal and squandering of Scotland's oil and gas for the past 5 decades. Narrated by Rob McAllister.
We all know that Scots invented the television and telephone, right? But we explore the many surprising inventions that few people realise were also invented by Scots. Narrated by Lewis McKinlay.
Narrated by Hugh Anderson, The United Kingdom - The Biggest Con Trick in History lifts the lid on how the fake state that is the UK was actually created and how this hoax which has gone largely undetected for over 300 years was perpetrated to allow England to effectively annex Scotland as a colony. 
Meet Ayrshire's Drone Dog Rescue Team and their incredible success rate in re-uniting lost pets with their owners. But the eye in the sky is not the main reason they have become so successful. Narrated by Lewis McKinlay. 
Scotland in Space tells the story of Scotland's pioneering space industry and how Scotland is now leading the European space sector with Europe's first and only vertical launch rocket sites, satellite manufacturing, innovative rocket design, eco fuels and data analysis centres. But this has been achieved with minimal support from the UK Space Agency.
Scotland's flag is the oldest in the world and came about as a result of a vision in the sky to an army of Scots facing almost certain defeat. In this film, we visit the Scottish Flag Heritage Centre in Athelstaneford, East Lothian to discover the history of the Saltire and we examine the confusion over claims that Denmark's flag is older.
Scotland is home to the only U.S. Civil War Monument outside the United States and it has a statue of Abraham Lincoln on top of it. But this is not the only connection this famous U.S. President had to Scotland. This film also tells of Abraham Lincoln's love of Scotland and his plans to visit the country before his assassination.
Police boxes were made famous by the time travelling doctor in the famous TV show. Glasgow is not only home to the world's only red police box which has transformed into a herbal cannabis shop, but to five other original police boxes, all painted blue, which survive on the city's streets.
Scotland is home to the majority of Britain's surviving native red squirrel population. But will the battle to save them from invasive grey squirrels halt their decline and reverse their fortunes? The Scotland Channel investigates.
A heartwarming and inspiring film about how the world's very first animal hospice was born from the loss of a much loved rescue dog who had been by the side of the founder during her own fight for life.
The story of how a dedicated group of volunteers are keeping the trains running at an Ayrshire Heritage Railway, against all the odds. A must-see for all lovers of steam railways and Scotland's industrial past.
Following defeat in the 2014 referendum, Scottish independence seems to have disappeared off the political agenda in Scotland. But is this an accurate reflection of where the independence movement really is today?
The Return of The Bruce tells the story of the volunteers who resurrected Dunfermline's annual Bruce Festival in June 2024 to mark the 750th anniversary of the Scottish hero's birth.
Scotland is home to the world's oldest continuously operating post office dating from 1712. We tell the story of this remarkable post office and the new owners who have saved it from closure.
The Scotland Channel in association with Aberdeen-based Pure Beat Radio bringing you the best music mix including Pop and Rock, 70s, 80s, 90s, Top 40, Soul, Jazz, Motown, Unsigned, Dance, Oldies, Love Songs, House, and Country and Western. Hit the 'listen live now' button to tune in!
2025 ON THE SCOTLAND CHANNEL
Scotland’s video games industry has been leading the world with games like Grand Theft Auto. But with new advances in technology such as the metaverse and Ai, will Scotland, as part of the UK, be able to continue to enjoy the same level of success as the UK government invest billions in the south of England whilst continuing to starve Scotland of funding?
Release date: April 3rd, 2025
In this episode, blogger Leah Gunn Barrett dismisses claims by Labour Scottish Secretary Ian Murray that Scotland is 'no longer on the sidelines ' at Westminster because it now has 37 Scottish Labour MPs and Labour is in power in England.
Release date: April 10th, 2025
It’s been 40 years since Scottish Lawyer Willie McRae was discovered seriously injured in his car near Loch Loyne in the Scottish Highlands. He had been shot in the head, yet, no Fatal Accident Inquiry was ever held, and McRae’s medical reports and post mortem findings were never made public. This is the story of Willie McRae and the ongoing official secrecy surrounding his death.
Release Date: April 17th, 2025
Many of us dreamt of being able to fly as a child. So join us as we take a bird's eye tour of Ayr, on Scotland's West Coast flying over the town with stunning views of the Waverley, the world's last seagoing, passenger-carrying paddle steamer.
Release date: April 24th, 2025
In this film, we look at two of Scotland's most famous railway structures, the Forth Bridge and the Glenfinnan Viaduct made famous by appearing in several films including Harry Potter as well as being an iconic feature on the world-famous West Coast Line famous to millions of tourists who have travelled on the Jacobite steam train from Fort William to Mallaig.
Release Date: May 1st, 2025
On the 80th anniversary of VE Day, we look at claims by Greenock-based historian Dr Graeme Bowman that Winston Churchill, one of the giant figures of World War II, tried to sabotage the D-Day Landings - Operation Overlord and how this was written out of the history of the Second World War.
Release Date: May 8th, 2025
Despite being larger than 83, often far smaller independent countries in the world, Scotland has no seat at the United Nations, no say on foreign policy and no influence on the international stage. Narrated by Lewis McKinlay, we examine how Scotland is disadvantaged by being a country with no voice.
Release Date: May 15th, 2025
Why do so many Scots cringe at their own culture? In this film, written and presented by Iain Grimston, The Scotland Channel examines how the architects of the union were unable to eradicate Scottish culture and identity, so instead, they sought to create their own version of it in a bid to assimilate Scotland into the English union.
Release Date: May 22nd, 2025
Join us as we take you on a magical journey through Scotland's stunning landscapes in our film, A Grand Tour of Scotland, which features a some of Scotland's best known and lesser known landscapes and structures.
Release date: May 29th, 2025
The Scotland Channel investigates the rapid decline of Scotland’s hedgehog population and what’s being done to save them as they head towards extinction. Narrated by Lewis McKinlay.
Release date: June 5th, 2025
Paisley has more historic listed buildings than anywhere else in Scotland except Edinburgh. We explore some of them and the history of this once thriving town that's hoping to make a comeback as a visitor destination.
Release date: June 12th, 2025
A new pillar box was installed in an Edinburgh street in 1952, similar to post boxes all over Britain. However, this one led to a constitutional crisis and forced then Prime Minister, Winston Churchill to back down. So what was it about this post box that had so many people seeing red?
Release date: June 19th, 2025
The currency question is widely regarded to have holed the Scottish independence campaign below the waterline in 2014. But economist Tim Rideout, argues that an independent Scotland should never use the English pound.
Release Date: June 26th, 2025
The Scotland Channel speaks to Stuart McCallum of McCallum Bagpipes Limited of Kilmarnock to see how the pipes are made and to discuss the resurgence of interest in bagpipe playing among younger people in Scotland as Scots increasingly connect with their own rich culture.
Release Date: July 3rd, 2025
Very few people know that Dumfries was once the centre of car manufacturing in Scotland with inspiration from Detroit, USA. But the original abandoned car plant, like many of its American counterparts, may not survive much longer.
Release date: July 10th, 2025
The story of how the small Scottish town of Dalbeattie created links worldwide with the export of granite for use in prestigious projects like the foundations of the Sydney Harbour Bridge to the London Embankment.
Release date: July 17th, 2025
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Film Reviews
Freeports - Selling Off Scotland
"As I learn more about how Scotland looses out being run from Westminster I realise how much we need Independence ASAP. " - @johnnicolson467
"They inflicted free ports because they knew they could get away with it. We should be asking why we in Scotland look so fragile, and can be ignored politically." - @samkayak8712
"Thanks to the excellent Scotland Channel for helping to bring this to the attention of the Scottish public, pro-indy or not. It is in EVERYONE'S interest, regardless of political affiliation, to wake up to this disgraceful imposition on the sovereign people of Scotland." - Jan Hendry
"This is terrifying and must be stopped immediately." - Rosie McGregor
"I think that freeports are a disgrace. Indeed, I think that tax havens full stop are a disgrace, it's one reason why I don't like any of the main parties in the UK, Labour, the Tories or the SNP, or Reform. - commonsense-u1h
"Well we've seen how trustworthy the corporations are regards the treatment of water in England and Wales. Given to them Debt Free for them to give away £80 billion to private corporate shareholders, and now the public are being asked to pay £88 billion to sort out not having raw sewage ending up in all the fresh water of the country. Why should we trust corporations with anything that belongs to us?" - Roseanne Main
"Very impressed with the quality of the output from The Scotland Channel. Our media is letting us down badly. You are demonstrating what can be done with a tiny fraction of the mainstream budget. All power to you and good luck to Salvo and the Freeport campaign." - Alec Mack
"The more i hear about these, the more horrifying they are." - sn4rff
" Excellent video, I have had many conversations with Sara Salyers and Colette Walker of SALVO, and joined them at a few public meetings in Scotland about Scottish SEZs and Freeports. There are 18 deregulated SEZs and 2 Freeports in Scotland, the Firth of Forth Freeport is inside a 45km diameter SEZ, which covers 705 of the City of Edinburgh. Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) is a secretive corporate justice court set up by The World Bank in 1966, it has a committee of 3 individuals, none of whom have a law degree. ISDS means foreign corporations can bypass domestic courts and the national sovereignty of any country and sue governments for billions." - European Powell.
"Excellent Freeport’s coverage, great to see this. If Swinney or Forbes are questioned on Freeport’s they duck and dive the truth and say how good they are for the Scottish economy which is not true." - Vkng2458
"Why did the SNP Government agree to these Freeports?
Something of this national importance should have been put to a national referendum." - billbhein2949
Straight Talk with Leah Gunn Barrett
"Independence is normal. The UKplc is not! All those who do Scotland down should just go and live in England. Must be awful to live in a place that is too wee, too poor and aye! too stupid. Plenty of countries with far less than Scotland gained independence and they didn't crawl back. They didn't get bogged down in financial BS and legal jargon. The English took back sovereignty (had never lost it in the first place) from the EU. If Iceland (gained independence in 1944!) can manage so can we! The Scots have been gaslit and kept in their place for centuries by a ruling elite and their imperialist lackeys. Scotland is a country, not a region. Civic nationalism as espoused by Norway is better than the narrow nationalism of those with a superior attitude." - Frazinator1869
"Thank god, someone who is not only talking sense but who understands the situation as it truly is. Scotland needs to wake up to what is happening right under its nose." - David Gunn
"Thankfully, we have people like Leah Gunn Barrett who fully understand Scotland's political circumstances. She knows 'the wider world' will welcome an Independent Scotland back into the world." - Ewen Morrison
"Brilliant, truly inspirational. The people of Scotland (and England) need to hear this. WOW, we can do this!" - Helen Robertson
"Refreshingly intelligent, yet depressing due to the effects of 300+ years of colonisation. Time to listen to such voices and act." - Mark Sowery
"She is right about our politicians and pressure should be brought to bear on them. They need to listen to the people and if they don't, sack them." - Peter Lamont
Stones of Destiny
“Great video all about the stones and the stoners. Shows what one wee idea can do for a movement. Thanks for sharing.” Peem1244
“I’ve seen painted stones around here, in Perth, up Kinnoull Hill on my daily dog walks. I did not know the story. This is awesome! Well done all. Always makes me smile when I see them, sad when they disappear. Come on Scotland let’s take control of our own country again!” - jeranemo5504
“This is brilliant ,heart warming and uplifting, weel done!” - macfiercesome

“Great wee film. Great voiceover too.” - Rosemary Champion
“Great wee documentary on the yes stones movement. l had no idea how popular these stones are and that they are going all over the world.” - Robert Tabor
“It's really heart warming to see people all over the country do their little bit for independence by keeping it a topic of conversation using their art, thanks to all the Scottish Stoners, hopefully this will inspire people in their own areas to get creative.” - @sharinhamilton3712
“excellent - thanks for this” - sn4rff
The United Kingdom - The Biggest Con Trick in History
“Outstanding!” Bill Ryan
“Well done Scotland Channel, this is excellent stuff sadly not enough people know the real history.” - @saorsa5
“Excellent work. You explain the lie that is the U.K. in a clear, understandable way.” - Jan Hendry
“This video needs to be widely distributed. The people of Scotland need to know the truth about how they were and are disrespectfully mistreated and how Scotland's natural resources, like the majority of former colonies, have been plundered to enrich the English politicians at Westminster and their business associates.” - @georgericketts-hf4eu
“Excellent content highlighting just some of our plight. It is an absolute travesty. We must escape this terrible illusion.” - @theSlabberingCabbage
“Great video, very informative. I'm a big supporter of Sarah Salyers and everyone at Salvo.” - @sharinhamilton3712
“Brilliant! We must get this out to all Scots asap!” - Eleanor Barrie
“Thank you. This has gone straight on my Facebook.” -@De_Wolfe
“Mony thanks for tellin aabody aboot Salvo - ye've kindled howp in ma hert for the future o Scotland.” - Rory Macdonald
“Brilliant video,this must be shared everywhere.” - James Gibson
“Excellent history lesson thanks to you at the channel and big thanks to Salvo..keep the fight going.” - @dermac126
“Excellent! Share far and wide all ye who see this!” - @MARINA4163
“Scotland Channel, Alex would be proud of you, keep up the fight let truth win over three centuries of lies.”
- @el5isontour337
“Thank you so much for showing people the truth, keep up the good work!” - @jimsregaturntableshifijukebox
“Excellent video. Clear, concise, informative and balanced. We need more videos of this quality to reach out to the undecided.” - @STUARTMCCOLL-t1h
“Terrific channel, let’s get more Scottish people educated!” - @izaakgoyal3878
“This is a great video, which I've liked and shared. We need to promote this channel to help it get the truth about Scotland and how we are governed by London, to their advantage. Like, Subscribe and Share widely!” - @yrv130
“Excellent and shared.” - @dianemcwade
“The Union was without question extremely successful while the British Empire ran the globe. However, after World War II this has decreased and consequently the English have become dependent on their closest conquests. At this point England will practically economically collapse without Scotland. Westminster realise this and simply must not allow independence to occur. England has little going for it at this stage. No resources and aside from London little economic base. I'm afraid its time to leave the sinking ship which is the UK . Otherwise we sink into oblivion with it.” - @andrewwotherspoona5722
“So many people do not know this in Scotland and especially in England it's always mainstream TV that refers to UK being a country and TV programs totally fixated on promoting Britishness with presenters always saying Britain, Brits, British pounds etc. It’s constant, we get it forced down our throats, they are relentless. I'm sick of it.
- @saorsa5
The 2nd Great British Energy Heist
"Everybody in Scotland should see this programme." @billbhein2949
"This is exceptional. The film itself is professional, the presentation of facts is slick and effective, the message powerful. The explanation of the Scottish crown and the community of the realm was the best I have seen to date. Thank you to the producers - let’s have more like it."
Jan Hendry
"Great show. Scotland has the potential to be wealthy."
George Ross
"So many people still thinking that we're unable, fiscally, to go our own way. I think it would be interesting to evaluate how much money we can realistically generate annually from our combined energy resources, against our total annual expenditure. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. Saor Alba." @Peem1244
"Brilliant, concise and to the point." @macfiercesome
"Great content, well done, we are a nation. Soar Alba." @JoeBlogs-if-
"Another great film! Thank you."
"I have shared the link to this programme on my Facebook page. Thank you for this informative programme, well done, The Scotland Channel."
"Scotland is a wealthy country but the thing is we don’t see very much of it…most of it is squirrelled away south of the border and tankers leaving Scottish waters without landing on Scottish soil will not be classed as Scottish….when will people up here north of the border open their eyes and see what is happening..our resources are being stripped from our land for the benefit of the big conglomerates…its what you might call asset stripping!"
Neil Brown
"Reparations will be interesting."
"The best production and clearest media output relating to Scotland's energy resources that there has been. The illustration of the true relationship between the Crowns of Scotland and England and the non-existence of the Crown of the UK is excellent and provides the true facts of that relationship. Share this with everyone you know because it may not be long on this platform as other truthful films and documentaries have mysteriously been removed. This high standard of reporting and filming needs our financial support."
Alex Thorburn.
"Excellent film, concise and direct. We need to have this information spread around the whole of Scotland where so many people still believe the MSM propaganda that Scotland is too wee, too poor and too stupid to be an independent country, when in fact, we have the potential to be a wealthy and energy rich country like Norway."
"Brilliant job, guys. Factual, succinct and simply explained. In particular, thank you for explaining why and how the Scottish people, not an English monarch in whom our oil and gas was "vested" by Westminster in (yet another), internationally unlawful act of colonisation, are the lawful owners of all this wealth. This vitally important truth, the basis on which the real ownership of Scotland's resources depends and a standing accusation of colonisation against the British state, has been ignored by our political establishment. So, again, thank you." Sara Salyers, SALVO
"Great content well written but isn't it time for all Scotlands independence parties to pull together instead of in house bickering ,as of and until now we are simply a colony."
Cliff Hardie
"This is more like it, more hard hitting stuff like thus please. Need to get this out there."
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