Casualty to air twice next weekend ahead of summer scheduling changes

Casualty spoilers follow.

Casualty is set to air two episodes next weekend, in the aftermath of the feature-long special due to air tomorrow night (June 18).

The BBC medical drama will be airing at 8.50pm and then again at 9.30pm on Saturday, June 25.

As we've already revealed, there will be plenty of scheduling changes over the next few weeks, as Wimbledon 2022 airs on BBC One.

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EastEnders will be moving over to BBC Two from the week commencing Monday, June 27 – while keeping its 7.30pm slot.

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Casualty has faced more last-minute schedule shake-ups over the past few weeks, when it was forced to delay an episode in the days before transmission.

This Saturday's 80-minute edition, titled 'Wednesday's Child', was originally meant to air on June 11, but was pulled following the devastating shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, where 21 people, including 19 children, were killed and 18 further people were injured.

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The episode was placed under review following the news from Texas, and the BBC told Digital Spy at that time: "In light of recent tragic news events, we are reviewing the episode of Casualty due to transmit on 11th June on BBC One."

'Wednesday's Child' is now airing tomorrow night (June 18) instead.

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Another episode named 'By Any Means’, which focused on Paige and Rash, aired last weekend instead – but means that the show's linear timeline is now slightly out of sync.

Next week's double episodes will focus on the aftermath of tomorrow night's shocking developments, which will reverberate across the ED over the coming weeks.

Casualty continues tomorrow night (June 18) at 9.10pm on BBC One. All episodes stream afterwards on BBC iPlayer.