Tuesday TV Tips: The Peru Two, Love Island and more Tour de France action
Michaella McCollum, left: one of the Peru Two, BBC One, 10.25pm. Pic: AP Photo/Martin Mejia
Documentary on the hotel company, which has 265 outlets across the United Kingdom, following its staff as they try to make a profit in the face of tough competition.
The relationship-based reality show continues as the singles get on with their daily routine of dating, flirting and dumping. Presented by Laura Whitmore.
Manifest returns for a third season of action-packed drama, shocking revelations and the answer to the mystery of what happened to the passengers of Flight 828.
A London couple take on the challenging task of building a barge that can house a full-sized grand-piano.
Kevin Bacon remains the best thing about this gritty drama about corrupt police and even more corrupt politicians in early 1990s Boston.
Philomena Cunk explores the stories of the Tudors, the Georgians, the English Civil War, William Shakespeare, Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins and Lord Horatio Nelson.
A repeat but worth catching.
Part two of this partly-dramatised re-telling of the story of the “Peru Two’s” Michaella McCollum.
Michaella spends the first of what would be many days behind bars in the cells of the police's anti-narcotics division - until her story caught the attention of the press.
Hail, hail, ruck ’n roll as Daire O’Brien is joined by Bernard Jackman and Fiona Coghlan for live coverage of Wales v Ireland from the Arms Park, Cardiff. Commentary from Hugh Cahill and Donal Lenihan. Kick off at 4.45pm.
Action from stage 16 of the most prestigious race on the calendar, featuring a hilly 169km route from El Pas de la Casa to Saint-Gaudens.
A series featuring authors reading and being interviewed at UCC, as well as performances and talks from the Friary Bar's weekly fiction night - Tadhg Coakley reads at the Mardyke Sports Ground.
Writer John Connolly discusses his new novel, The Nameless Ones.
