Is Casualty on tonight and when will the next episode air on BBC One?
There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily email Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Many tuning into BBC One tonight might be wondering what time Casualty is on, but due to a scheduling change the drama has actually been cancelled. The broadcaster confirmed there would be "no episode this weekend" due to the Euro 2020 tournament, which has caused disruption to many programmes over the course of the week. BBC Casualty usually airs on Saturday, although the start time can vary. Read more: Dragon's Den star Deborah Meaden shares picture from hospital bed after rushing to A&E  Instead of the show tonight, however, BBC One will air the Spain V Poland which will kick off on the channel at 8pm. Many Casualty viewers might be wondering when they'll next get a fix, especially as last week's show ended on some pretty big cliffhangers. Unfortunately, BBC One is yet to confirm when the drama will next air as it all depends on the future football fixtures, but with the tournament running until July it could be a while. "There's no episode this weekend but we'll be back very soon." Despite the explanation, many fans were left unhappy. "'very soon' isn't good enough! Need a date!" wrote one, while another added: "This is not good enough that you keep putting off Casualty it's just not fair." And a third wrote: "Great as usual. Not happy with no Casually tonight though. Will be missed." Casualty isn't the only programme impacted by the football and Ascot Races. Last night Celebrity Gogglebox was pushed back an hour, starting at the later time of 10pm. While daytime show Loose Women and game shows The Chase, hosted by Bradley Walsh, and Tipping Point, presented by Ben Shepherd, all faced cancellations. You can read more on this here. The soaps have been massively effected too, with EastEnders airing double episodes and announcing cancellations, while Emmerdale and Coronation Street have faced so many disruptions ITV has put the soaps on the Hub for the first time ever.