TV Guide BBC Scotland Tuesday

The Fife caravan park has been operating under Covid restrictions for 18 months, but at last things are starting to return to normal. Owner and manager Alan shows his daughter the ropes as she sees another side to the family business. Alan - a former martial arts champion - puts on a Taekwondo training session. There's a live music performance for residents and guests, and a caravan owner and music lover hosts a jam session

The three semi-finalists upgrade lakeside holiday lodges in the heart of the Cotswolds, each of which includes an open-plan kitchen, living and dining space and an outside terrace. The buildings are decidedly beige, giving the designers a blank canvas to work on - and knowing they are only one week away from the final they really go to town, with schemes ranging from bold primary colours inspired by a classic 1980s movie to a sophisticated monochrome look. Michelle Ogundehin judges their efforts with help from designer Abigail Ahern

Documentary following comedian Janey Godley on her 2023 Not Dead Yet tour following her ovarian cancer diagnosis. As she travels the country, accompanied by best friend Shirley and daughter and fellow comic Ashley Storrie, the film intercuts her stand-up show with the story of her extraordinary life, told through her trademark take-no-prisoners honesty and humour

It is merry and bright over at Michelle and Alan's as they welcome the neighbours for a festive get-together. But Christine is feeling vulnerable after Beth and Eric agree to a last-minute invitation to spend Christmas away, Gordon is irritating Ian with all his fussing, and Cathy is desperate to find the 'real' party, so Michelle struggles to keep the evening on track. Comedy, starring Arabella Weir

The actress reveals the key moments in her career - from being a trainee teacher from Lanarkshire to stardom as Mary in Rab C Nesbitt and winning a Bafta for Two Doors Down. Contributors include key people from Elaine's remarkable career, including Alex Norton