Wimbledon 2025 coverage will occupy the BBC One timeslot from 7.15pm to 10pm, resulting in the usual programming, including Casualty, being shelved for the duration.

However, fans need not worry too much as Casualty will make its return on Saturday, July 12 at 8.50pm, and in the meantime, episodes are available on BBC iPlayer for those eager to keep up with the drama.

Olly Rix
Olly Rix has joined Casualty(Image: BBC)

This update follows a recent episode that left Casualty fans in shock when Stevie Nash (portrayed by Elinor Lawless) was seen returning to work post-cancer treatment, reports Wales Online.

Despite medical advice to rest more, Stevie was adamant about resuming her duties but found herself overwhelmed when a surge of overdose cases hit the emergency department.

Although new character Flynn Byron (played by Olly Rix) assured Stevie he would support her during the shift, he was soon drawn away to attend to other crises.

Viewers quickly voiced their concerns, with many agreeing that Stevie’s return might have been premature.

One viewer commented: “Sorry, Stevie. I don’t think you’re ready at all #Casualty” while another remarked: “Stevie being thrown into the deep end on Day 1 #Casualty.”

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Casualty
Casualty will be returning next weekend(Image: BBC)

Someone else penned: “Poor Stevie rushed off her feet on Day 1” While another viewer expressed: “Stevie you shouldn’t be back so soon actually I’m glad you are but please look after yourself.”

Echoing the sentiment, another added: “Stevie really hasn’t been supported back to work at all #casualty” A fan remarked: “Poor Stevie. Much too soon to come back to work.”

Another commented: “My heart breaks for Stevie #casualty” Meanwhile, a different viewer noted: “Tonight’s episode is stressful.”

Casualty isn’t the only show feeling the impact as BBC schedules have seen significant changes this week due to Wimbledon and Women’s Euro 2025 coverage as the major sports events kick off.

The One Show is taking a hiatus for a month from its regular weeknight spot on BBC One at 7pm. Wrapping up the last episode on June 27, host Alex Jones concluded by telling viewers: “We are taking a bit of a break for the next four weeks and we’ll be back on Monday, 28th July but there’s plenty to enjoy like Wimbledon and the Euros.”

In the meantime, EastEnders was shifted to BBC Two last Monday and Tuesday with consea

Wimbledon 2025 coverage will occupy the BBC One timeslot from 7.15pm to 10pm, resulting in the usual programming, including Casualty, being shelved for the duration.

However, fans need not worry too much as Casualty will make its return on Saturday, July 12 at 8.50pm, and in the meantime, episodes are available on BBC iPlayer for those eager to keep up with the drama.

This update follows a recent episode that left Casualty fans in shock when Stevie Nash (portrayed by Elinor Lawless) was seen returning to work post-cancer treatment, reports Wales Online.

Despite medical advice to rest more, Stevie was adamant about resuming her duties but found herself overwhelmed when a surge of overdose cases hit the emergency department.

Although new character Flynn Byron (played by Olly Rix) assured Stevie he would support her during the shift, he was soon drawn away to attend to other crises.

Viewers quickly voiced their concerns, with many agreeing that Stevie’s return might have been premature.

One viewer commented: “Sorry, Stevie. I don’t think you’re ready at all #Casualty” while another remarked: “Stevie being thrown into the deep end on Day 1 #Casualty.”

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Someone else penned: “Poor Stevie rushed off her feet on Day 1” While another viewer expressed: “Stevie you shouldn’t be back so soon actually I’m glad you are but please look after yourself.”

Echoing the sentiment, another added: “Stevie really hasn’t been supported back to work at all #casualty” A fan remarked: “Poor Stevie. Much too soon to come back to work.”

Another commented: “My heart breaks for Stevie #casualty” Meanwhile, a different viewer noted: “Tonight’s episode is stressful.”

Casualty isn’t the only show feeling the impact as BBC schedules have seen significant changes this week due to Wimbledon and Women’s Euro 2025 coverage as the major sports events kick off.

The One Show is taking a hiatus for a month from its regular weeknight spot on BBC One at 7pm. Wrapping up the last episode on June 27, host Alex Jones concluded by telling viewers: “We are taking a bit of a break for the next four weeks and we’ll be back on Monday, 28th July but there’s plenty to enjoy like Wimbledon and the Euros.”

In the meantime, EastEnders was shifted to BBC Two last Monday and Tuesday with consecutive episodes airing at 7pm and 7.30pm.

Daytime TV has also had a reshuffle to accommodate the tennis, with Escape To The Country being axed from its usual 3pm weekday slot on BBC One.

cutive episodes airing at 7pm and 7.30pm.

Daytime TV has also had a reshuffle to accommodate the tennis, with Escape To The Country being axed from its usual 3pm weekday slot on BBC One.