TV tonight: an extraordinary film about sex workers in Kolkata

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Storyville: Red Light to Limelight

10.20pm, BBC Four

Another extraordinary tale from the frequently revelatory Storyville strand. This one follows a group of sex workers in the independent brothel district of Kalighat in Kolkata, who have formed a grassroots artistic collective – regularly creating visual stories that reflecting the realities and challenges of their community that are uploaded to YouTube. It’s a moving journey during which the film-makers confront abusers, regain personal agency – and start to imagine different futures for themselves. Phil Harrison

The Dyers’ Caravan Park

9pm, Sky One

So far, Danny and Dani Dyer’s ideas to revive a caravan park have only given the owners endless headaches – including a huge poster of Danny “noshing” a caravan and a £10k sports day. This week, they get a bit more serious by holding an open day, entering a local carnival and promoting the luxury caravan they’ve been working on to help drive sales. First, though, Danny needs to take Granny Prix winner Jane on a date. Hollie Richardson

The Yorkshire Vet

8pm, Channel 5

A troubled ewe, a nervous dalmatian and an ageing Highland cow are among the furry patients requiring TLC in this instalment of the long-running series. But the biggest problem is sedating a strapping two-year-old colt called Prince, who seems rather peeved – perhaps understandably – at the prospect of being gelded. Graeme Virtue

Europe on the Edge With Katya Adler

9pm, BBC Two

“I think we are closer to Russia than we realise.” Journalist Katya Adler hears from Italian locals in the first episode of this three-part journey around western Europe. She’s also visiting Germany, France and Spain to take the temperature of each as they face a turbulent new world, with conversations about Putin’s war, China’s economic competition and migration. HR

Stonehenge: Secrets of the New Stone

9pm, Channel 5

Actor Jason Watkins and historian Tracy Borman team up to investigate the final mystery of Stonehenge, which has “rocked the archaeological world” (pun fully intended). They head on a journey from Wiltshire to Orkney to find new research about the six-tonne altar stone, which lies flat on its side against all the other stones. HR

Ben Youngs Investigates: How Safe Is Rugby?

10.40pm, BBC One

There is no proved link between rugby union and motor neurone disease, as ex-England player Ben Youngs discovers here. And, yet, there’s also no shortage of former players with emotive stories to tell about life with a serious brain condition. Through these conversations and others, Youngs asks where the responsibility for player safety ultimately lies. Ellen E Jones