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Choose the BBC iPlayer app again to relaunch it.Press the back button on your smart TV remote to get back to the main Apps menu.Secondly, smart TV restart acts as a cure-all to many issues as well.

The first and easiest way to fix the BBC iPlayer app issue is simply to relaunch it. Fix#1 Relaunch BBC iPlayer App / Reboot Smart TV To fix these issues, let’s take a look at a few DIY methods. You are experiencing a grey or blank screen when the app is launched.Your TV gets stuck on the app’s welcome screen.Hopefully my body can hold up a little while longer so I can keep playing matches like this. I’m looking forward to what the future has to hold, I’m feeling a lot better about my game.

He also added: “There’s been a lot of progress the last few weeks. I felt like I was playing well enough to win and I got myself in a really good position going into the third set so a frustrating end to what was a good week.” Obviously some good wins, it was a good week, but not the way I wanted to finish the week. It’s probably normal that I would feel some stuff in my body but I don’t really know the severity of it. This is the most matches I’ve played in two weeks since probably 2016. I’ll need to get it checked when I get home. He said: “I got some pain in my ab when I was serving.

Friday 17 June: BBC Two, 1pm-6pm Red Button and online 6pm-7.45pm.

Thursday 16 June: BBC Two, 1pm-6pm Red Button and online 6pm-7.45pm.

Wednesday 15 June: BBC Two, 1pm-6pm Red Button and online 6pm-7.45pm.

Tuesday 14 June: BBC Two, 1pm-6pm Red Button and online 6pm-7.45pm.

Monday 13 June: BBC Two, 1pm-6pm Red Button and online 6pm-7.45pm.

He will face another Italian, Lorenzo Sonego, in the first round of Queen’s, where he has won the title a total of five times since his first triumph in 2009. Murray arrived in London in good form, having reached his first grass-court final since then out in Stuttgart, but was beaten by Berrettini and suffered an abdominal injury in the final set. If Norrie does go all the way, he would be the first British winner of the men’s singles event since 2016, when Andy Murray beat Milos Raonic, before recording a repeat result to claim the Wimbledon title three weeks later.

Live stream: BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

TV: Weekdays BBC Two and Red Button, weekend BBC One and Red Button.

Alastair Gray and Jay Clarke were also given wildcards into qualifying but failed to make it through, but this remains the first time since 1996 that seven home players have made the main draw, and on that occasion there were 54 players allowed in rather than the present 32.