Award for Beechgrove Garden star Jim McColl
Veteran broadcaster Jim McColl, of The Beechgrove Garden, has been honoured with the Royal Television Society Scotland Award 2016.
McColl began presenting the show after the BBC began digging up a patch of garden at the back of its studios in Aberdeen in 1978.
Donalda MacKinnon, BBC Scotland's head of programmes and services, said: "This award recognises a master of his art."
The Beechgrove Garden is produced by Tern TV for BBC Scotland.
McColl turned 80 last year.
Other awards at the ceremony in Glasgow included:
- On-screen Personality of the Year - Elaine C Smith for Burdz Eye View
- Television Journalist of the Year - STV political correspondent Bernard Ponsonby
- Best News Programme - STV News at Six
- Best Current Affairs Programme - BBC Scotland Investigates - The Dog Factory
- Best Drama Award - Stonemouth, BBC Scotland Drama and Slate North
- Best Comedy Award - Burnistoun's Big Night, the Comedy Unit
- Best Children's Programme - CBBC's Eve
- Best Factual - Channel 4 series Supershoppers
- Best History - BBC Two Scotland's Scotland's War at Sea
- Best Documentary - BBC Scotland Science production Earth's Natural Wonders, Living on the Edge
- Best Arts Programme - Handmade, a BBC Scotland Arts production for BBC Four
- Best Digital Innovation Award - BBC The Social
- Best Sports Programme - Jim Baxter, BBC Alba