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GOLF European Open, 10am, Sky Golf & Main Event
ENGLAND’S Jordan Smith claimed his first European Tour title in Hamburg last year with a thrilling play-off victory over Alex Levy. He faces tough opposition this year, including 2018 Masters winner Patrick Reed.
RUGBY LEAGUE St Helens v Warrington Wolves, 7.30pm, Sky Arena & Main Event
TEN points clear at the top of the table, Saints already have one hand on the League Leaders’ Shield. They’ll want to continue their dominant season with victory over their near neighbours in this last regular season fixture before the Super 8s stage.
MUSIC MIX The Vintage TV Sessions, 8pm, Vintage TV
CARRIE GRANT is at Bush Hall in West London to introduce sets by future headliners and longtime favourites. The new breed include The Dark Light and Abi Flynn, while The Beat and Wilko Johnson perform old hits. (Freeview HD 82, Freesat 505, Sky 367, Virgin 343)
MOVING FILM Marjorie Prime, 8pm, Sky Drama
POIGNANT and deeply heartfelt drama about memory and loss. Lois Smith stars as Marjorie, who spends her final days with a digital version (Jon Hamm) of her dead husband.
SHRINKING FEELING Size Matters, 9pm, BBC4
LAST week, Hannah Fry discovered that making things bigger can end in disaster; this time, she’s going to go the other way by asking whether everything could, in fact, be better smaller. So, would it be better if the Earth were half its size, or if people were shrunk to just 5mm tall? The results show that size does matter.
TIME TRAVEL ROMANCE Outlander, 9pm, More4
LAST week’s episode had the potential to divide Jamie and Claire for good; tonight, she is lost in a fever, under the care of Mother Hildegarde (Frances de la Tour). Assuming she recovers, how will she handle Jamie’s betrayal? This episode is a turning point for season two and features plenty of screen time for De la Tour.
REVEALING CHAT John Bishop: In Conversation With, 10pm, W
THE Canadian-Irish comedian and presenter Katherine Ryan is John’s guest this week (both pictured), and she has plenty to talk about. Her parents split when she was 15, and her dad never spoke to her mum again, while she herself is a single mum who has faced two bouts of skin cancer.
DARK COMEDY Sick Note, 10pm, Sky One
SKY’S nightmarish black comedy picks up just after it left off at the end of last year’s first series, with a tension-soaked Daniel (Rupert Grint), who is faking that he has cancer, dealing with the arrival of a friend who could expose him. Meanwhile — more amusingly — his doctor (Nick Frost) tries to scale high society. Look out for the arrival of Lindsay Lohan (pictured with Frost and Grint) in part two.
ON-DEMAND MOVIE Journeyman, BT TV/ Sky Store/Virgin Movies
PADDY CONSIDINE writes, directs and stars in this British drama as a brain-damaged boxer trying to piece his life back together. New Doctor Who Jodie Whittaker is superb as the wife trying to help him to remember.