TV Guide BBC Three Monday

Amber Haque explores the relationship between the Friends actor and Los Angeles-based drug dealer and dual US-UK citizen Jasveen Sangha - dubbed the Ketamine Queen by US prosecutors - who was one of five people charged in connection with Perry's untimely death, including two doctors and Perry's personal assistant. She pleaded guilty to five federal counts, including one of distributing ketamine resulting in death

The former footballer heads deep into the Colombian jungle to find out why gold is now twice as valuable than cocaine to the country's organised crime groups, meeting the young men drawn into this illegal venture, discovering the shocking health impact mining is having on them, as well as meeting the cartel gangsters who control almost every element of life in these remote regions

Amber Haque explores the relationship between the Friends actor and Los Angeles-based drug dealer and dual US-UK citizen Jasveen Sangha - dubbed the Ketamine Queen by US prosecutors - who was one of five people charged in connection with Perry's untimely death, including two doctors and Perry's personal assistant. She pleaded guilty to five federal counts, including one of distributing ketamine resulting in death

Tommy realises just how far he and Molly have come since the separation, but John's worries grow as Tommy takes on a 100km triathlon, pushing his body to new physical limits. Before the challenge, Tommy takes some downtime at the spa with his mates, preparing for a huge press push ahead of his series premiere. After completing a series of intense physical challenges, he has to deal with a social media backlash

Animated short film about an old-fashioned video-game shop owner in 1995 who faces competition from a slick rival with the latest console in stock. With the voices of Emily Atack and Jamie Demetriou

Ashley heads to Sweden where he joins police at the front line of the ongoing gang war and meets with gang bosses in underground car parks. As trouble expands throughout the country, children as young as 13 are taking weapons and justice into their own hands, a photojournalist shows him their documentation of the murder scenes before he meets with a top gang leader for a training session involving pistol target practice in the dead of night

Ashley heads to the Philippines to find out if joining a gang is the only way to survive in the slum districts of the capital Manila. From street kids with few choices to families making homes among the graves of the city's notorious North Cemetery, Ashley discovers how gang life has changed in the Philippines and what factors still drive young men to join them