I’ve recently got back to watching Better Call Saul. Hadn’t finished it first time around. So, so good. Goes without telling the storytelling is incredible.

What would you do if your home was destroyed? For many Ukrainians in Scotland, that's the situation they find themselves in. Amid peace deal talks, will they have a choice about staying or returning? Our latest story across BBC Scotland www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

What do Ukrainians in Scotland do next? Amid peace talks to solve the war, will those refugees want to move back to #Ukraine or stay in #Scotland? Thousands are facing this dilemma and weighing up their next move. Our latest for BBC Scotland News on the link below www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

A frosty Mount Errigal in Donegal yesterday. What a time of year to be in that part of the world #ireland #winter #Donegal

Wishing Major a happy retirement! We were lucky to see him in the office yesterday for one last visit as he begins his retired life. I suspect, though, that he was the gold standard for guide dogs. What a good boy. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Being Irish, living in #Scotland for nearly a decade, the last few days of international football have been some of the most thrilling I’ve ever known. WOW!!

Scotland.. the final frontier? About 12,000 space jobs might open up here in the next decade, with industry leaders warning there is a “vast gap” in some skills. So we went to speak to Scotland’s space workers of the future #space #scotland #engineering www.bbc.com/news/article...

This was a great show to work on. Unsurprisingly, I wasn’t able to get my drone up near the Prison!

You're nicked! ... if you don't tune in to this week's My Kind of Town. It's in Peterhead where I learned about one of the former major employers; the Peterhead Prison. It's now a museum but was home to some of Scotland's most notorious prisoners. On the BBC Scotland channel, 8pm tomorrow night

This series of #BlueLights has been great, but this minute of TV is exceptional, and the drone shot to hand held is sublime. When one-shot was used in Adolescence I think we were all primed for it, but here I think it ups the jeopardy and adrenaline of the scene. 10/10.

If he didn’t catch the new episode of #MyKindOfTown you can watch it on the iPlayer when I find out all about Alloa. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

Top quality filming from the floor here, even if I do say so myself

It’s less than a year until Glasgow hosts the next Commonwealth Games. But how easy is it for people to access sport in Scotland’s biggest city? More on our latest report here www.bbc.com/news/article...

We’ve pulled out the stops to do something big on this year’s #Edinburgh Festival. I certainly think it’s worth a listen, tune in on Radio 4 tonight!

The view from the top of Ben Lomond today. Of course, it brightened up on my way down

Last week we filmed with Ally, who's become Scotland's first wheelchair-using racing driver. He says he's determined to become professional, and race at the highest level. See our story across Radio Scotland TV today. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

And if you switch to BBC Two NI now, on iPlayer or such, you can see the football final. Kerry v Donegal, green and goal goliaths of the sport

For viewers across the UK, do yourself a favour and get BBC Two on now. All-Ireland final day and you’ve the chance to see the fastest sport on grass. Cork v Tipperary is one of the massive heavyweight clashes in sport. Try it, you won’t be disappointed

Absolutely brutal day of work recently at the Guide Dogs national centre. Sad to say I wasn’t able to save our cameraman from getting savaged (licked)

The bags are packed. The dog treats are ready. The crew has been assembled. Time to head to #Peterhead for another My Kind of Town. A couple of weeks ago, we went for a nose about as you'll see in this short film www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUaz...

Our latest TV report for BBC Scotland News. I spoke to a family who have begun receiving debt collection letters over a disputed fee for their daughter's support and care while at Scotland's only college for students with complex disabilities. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zjhh...

Scottish council appoints debt collectors to recover disputed funds from young disabled woman with mental capacity of a 5 year old #disability #Scotland #disabled #news #BBCScotland #education www.bbc.com/news/article...

Our latest story is online. You can get more on Reporting Scotland on BBC One at 18:30 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

There's been some dressing down on this year's My Kind of Town as opposed to dressing up on day 4 of My Kind of Town filming in #Alloa. I tried to get Major's views on me doing judo, but he was tight lipped and unimpressed

Day 3 of My Kind of Town is in the can - and I use that word deliberately. We spoke to some people on Alloa’s high street about their thoughts on the town. Then we went to a brewery to hear about the beer-making past, present, and future of #Alloa

Day 2 in #Alloa is complete and in the bag. I heard a ghost story, got to help plant some flowers, and spoke to a musician who's written a song celebrating the town. Oh, and we might have caught a tan

Day 1 complete! My Kind of Town is up and running, and we had a great first day filming in Alloa, visiting a charity that helps tackle loneliness and one of the town's best-established shops

Best thing about this time of year is light for photos. This is like looking down on the northern lights but eh.. sadly it’s just algae in a Glasgow pond

Time to start filming this week. Follow my substack here open.substack.com/pub/ihamilto...

Droned and filmed by yours truly. It’s always sunny in Alloa, right?

Busy morning in NYC visiting the Rockefeller center

Disabled people are saying travelling on Scotland's night buses is a complicated picture. Some companies allow you to use free travel cards. Others don't. We went to hear from Andrew, who was caught out by night buses in Edinburgh.

One of the most significant cultural and artistic moments of my life Pulp unveil their first new album in 24 years www.bbc.com/news/article...

A few images from droning around after a week at home in Ireland. Some new builds, some old builds, some rubble.

Just take 30 seconds to enjoy a 500-year old castle keep, amid the rolling hills of Carlingford and Warrenpoint

Briefly back at home in Ireland for a week. Fired the drone up to see a bridge being built between NI and ROI that must have taken roughly 30 years to get over the line. Every time I come home there’s something else changed and it’s really great to see sometimes

"I think we need a miracle," says Rebecca MacLennan, a charity worker in Mull. She and her family spent years in a small flat, another family who struggled with Scotland's rural housing crisis. She works with young families and says housing always comes up in conversation

Ten years to the day since I went to what has remained a top 3 gig. Myself and a mere 1800 enjoying an intimate gig, at least for a band of this scale. Not sure my ear drums have been right since. Also when I learned that Matt Bellamy is part-Belfast youtu.be/GgBqeQXMGpQ?...

Currently filming a housing story on Mull. This short clip is not representative of the weather we wrestled with today.

Enjoying a bit more drone flying, this time around the Doulton Fountain in Glasgow Green. Designed in 1887, but something I've never looked at in detail until now. Also, the People's Palace which is getting refurbished and the old carpet factory/West Brewery, where you get Glasgow's best beer

For some reason, there is a seat dedicated to Elvis Presley in the Glasgow Film Theatre. Sad to report this seat is not upholstered with blue suede.

Really enjoying catching up on #TheTraitors (no spoilers please) but with that huge production budget, you're telling me they only found one bird sound effect that's repeated every episode?!

Lewis is 18 and a student of Coresford College, the only dedicated further education facility for people with complex disabilities in Scotland. His mother, Sheryl, is very concerned it could close if no more Scottish Government funding is secured for next year

More on Reporting Scotland and Radio Scotland through the day

GoodSAM has been used about 7000 times to alert to heart attacks in Scotland in the last few years. Paramedics are describing it as a vital tool in boosting people's chances of survival

Nick was a good man, and this will be a really fitting legacy for years to come. BBC News - Nick Sheridan bursary scheme launched for students www.bbc.com/news/article...

"It takes 3 days to meander through the wetlands," says Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager at Glengoyne. Sustainability is more important for the industry he says, but "it costs a lot to heat up your water, and a lot to cool it down". They made a wetlands over a decade ago to filter their waste water

I've been in New Zealand for three days and learned that: a) the beer is good, very good b) Despite being Irish, I can cope pretty well in the sun and c) where you're allowed to fly a drone, it becomes an absolute treat

To connect with my heritage, I've been taking weekly Irish lessons in Glasgow and testing out the dreaded Duolingo. I was excited for the app's "Talk About Ireland" lessons. Would I talk about my town or learn to describe our stormy history? Eh... No. The mention of bogs was relentless

One of the most incredible pieces to camera you're ever likely to see