Live Tennis: Wimbledon 2015 continues, at 12.30pm on BBC Two and Wimbledon 2day can be seen at 8.00pm. Stage 6 of the Tour de France (10.20pm TG4) follows the cyclists from Abbeville to Le Havre, while the new series Married at First Sight (9.00pm Channel 4) asks why at least some of the 15.7 million single adults in the UK are not finding love and marriage. Scientific methods can help the nuptial-making, it seems.
Live Tennis: Wimbledon 2015, 2.30pm BBC Two/Wimbledon Today, 8.00pm
Day 10 today, traditionally women’s semi-final day. Sue Barker continues live coverage across BBC One and BBC Two with 153 hours of tennis scheduled. Joining her are expert pundits Tim Henman, Andy Roddick, Martina Navratilova, Lindsay Davenport, Virginia Wade and the irascible John McEnroe. If you miss any of the action, Clare Balding is presenting Wimbledon 2Day on BBC Two. The highlights programme features a live audience and celebrity guests talking about the latest news from the courts and the behind- the- scenes stuff.
Live Tennis: Wimbledon 2015
Tour de France Súil Siar, 10.20pm TG4
Stage 6 is a flat ride of 191 kilometres, some of it on the wind-swept northwest coast of France, as the cyclists travel from Abbeville to Le Havre, two towns which were heavily bombed during the Second World War. Contador, Quintana and Froome are expected to be in the final shake-up this year. The recent successes of riders Thibaut Pinot, Romain Bardet, Jean-Christophe Péraud suggest that Gallic resurgence is possible on this summer's Tour.
Tour de France
Married at First Sight, 9.00pm Channel 4
There are now 15.7 million single adults in the UK so why are they not finding true love? Do modern dating practices mean that marriage and monogamy have had their day? Have British people forgotten how to fall in love? This new series asks if science can help to create a successful relationship and if the act of marriage itself helps create a psychological bond that leads to true and enduring love. Chosen from an initial pool of over 1500 applicants, individuals each seeking long-term love have been carefully assessed by a panel of experts in the fields of psychology, social and evolutionary anthropology and theology. Ultimately the show asks if science can help people to fall in love.
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