TV Guide BBC Three Tuesday

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

After discovering Mal is seeing the gym teacher, Amanda goes on a date with South African property developer Johannes. Things get serious between Georgie and Anne's son Darius and Felicity seems to have taken a lover of her own

Anne organises a camping trip to the New Forest but what should be a wholesome weekend away ends up being a nightmare including snakes, drugs and UTIs. Johannes rubs Mal up the wrong way and Della has to deal with a disaster at the restaurant

Amanda takes over organising the end-of-season football awards, so no more tracksuits and sausage rolls. It's now black tie and cocktails. Not everyone is happy about this. Comedy, starring Lucy Punch

Sitcom about a father and daughter reunited when the latter falls pregnant. Exhausted Gemma, living with her three-month-old daughter, sees her formerly estranged mother Davina move in. Instead of helping, her mum lives an irritatingly carefree life. Meanwhile, father Malcolm is living back at the bedsit, sleeping on an inflatable bed on the landing. Missing her dad and in a state of despair, Gemma conspires with Malcolm and Derek to hatch a plot to oust Davina. Starring Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey, Jill Halfpenny and Sarah Hadland

Longing for her old life, Gemma tries reliving a past night out, only to realise she has changed for ever and misses Sadie. Malcolm assumes babysitting duties, only to find his evening upturned by Derek, who ropes the grandfather into helping him exact revenge on his ex-wife. In an attempt to support his friend, while keeping Sadie safe from all perceived threats, Malcolm panics when Gemma announces she is coming home early. Comedy, starring Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey, Jill Halfpenny and Sarah Hadland

Malcolm surprises Gemma and Sadie with a weekend away. Returning home from living in Spain, Malcolm's estranged father Jackie invites himself along. Worn down by his father's constant jibes and Gemma's disappointment at the holiday, Malcolm calls Derek for help. Between managing Derek's secret addiction and Jackie trying to recruit investors to his business, Malcolm enters the talent contest. Comedy, starring Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey, Jill Halfpenny and Sarah Hadland

Cherry introduces Gemma and Sadie to Rocky's Rhyme Time, the hottest ticket in town for young mums. Gemma isn't convinced that leader Rocky is everything Cherry says he is, and the pair fall out. Gemma tries to make amends, and in doing so, makes an interesting discovery about Rocky. Meanwhile, Jackie takes Malcolm and Derek on a day trip to the Peak District. Comedy, starring Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey, Jill Halfpenny and Sarah Hadland

Tommy receives news of the untimely death of boxing legend Ricky Hatton, which reminds him to live life to its fullest. He then sets out on the most gruelling test of endurance possible - climbing the three highest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales in just 24 hours. At Halloween, Tommy and John go pumpkin picking with Bambi, things are back on track with Molly, and the house renovation is almost completed