TV Guide BBC Scotland Tuesday

A park veteran and resident reveals his passion for bowling at the local club, where he challenges manager Steven to a game. Park warden Neil and his wife Angela's son Josh has applied for a permanent post that comes with a caravan, but there is strong competition from fellow member of the maintenance team Gibby, who is also keen to impress

The designers hit the high street in Salisbury, where they work in pairs to give three retail businesses - a bridal shop, a homeware shop and a lingerie shop - a new lease of life. The designs range from the theatrical, with bold colours and wallpapers, and a cool, contemporary theme, to a safe, colourless look that plays into the hands of an owner who was worried about change. Alan Carr follows their progress, while retail expert Mary Portas joins Michelle Ogundehin to offer her thoughts on the finished designs

In 1994, Bangladeshi waiter Shamsuddin Mahmood was shot dead at an Indian restaurant in Kirkwall in the Orkneys. It was the first murder there for a generation, and 15-year-old schoolboy Michael Ross became the police's prime suspect. Journalist Hazel Martin begins her investigation into a case full of twists and turns, getting hold of secret recordings of Ross in prison

A hike up the ridge reveals Mia and Ewan have more in common than either ever expected, and while heraddiction may be a weakness, it gives Mia he strength to bring down her sister's killer.

The criminologist investigates how some fraudsters prey on victims when they are at their most vulnerable by assuming positions of trust in order to rip them off. He looks into the story of funeral director Barry Stevenson-Hamilton, who sold fake funeral plans and pocketed the cash for his own use

A man pulls a magical sword from the pavement, though the consequences are less glorious than he had expected. A ghost ruins a pub lock-in, Alex Ciderson finds inspiration in a family tragedy and a football team tries to improve the look of its stadium. Policemen McGregor and Toshan finally get their comeuppance and face a disciplinary hearing. Comedy, starring Robert Florence and Iain Connell