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| BBC ONE Wednesday 11 June 2008 |
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Nick and Jimmi come into conflict over the treatment of an agoraphobic young mum who can't come to the surgery to see Nick, as the drama set in a Midlands health centre continues. Jimmi makes a home visit and tells her she may have an anxiety problem, which Nick isn't happy about. When her husband insists they go for a walk, she becomes panicked and phones Nick, who calms her down. He then helps her husband understand what is wrong with her.
Archie tries to talk to Melody about JJ but she shuts him up by announcing they are taking a break. When she goes home, however, she discovers a rolled-up note and traces of white powder. Melody mentions Archie's accusations to JJ, and although he admits he's using drugs, he denies dealing.
It's moving day for Jimmi and Eva, but Jimmi is working, so has to leave Eva to it. When he finally gets home, their unpacking is interrupted by Archie who, worried about Melody, ends up confiding in them both about what he knows about JJ. Eva suggests arresting him away from the flat so as not to get Melody involved, but can't give Archie any reassurances. Reluctantly he tells Eva where she can find JJ.
Nick is played by Michael McKell, Jimmi by Adrian Lewis Morgan, Archie by Matt Kennard, Melody by Elizabeth Bower, JJ by George Rainsford and Eva by Angela Lonsdale.
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Chelsea tries to make amends for all her previous bad behaviour in tonight's visit to Albert Square.
Meanwhile, Ian Beale is terrified that Lucy and her boyfriend will take things to the next level.
Elsewhere, the singles night at the Vic is a disaster for everyone except Jean.
Bradley's job prospects finally seem to be improving in the second half of tonight's visit to Albert Square.
Meanwhile, Friday the 13th proves unlucky for Heather.
Elsewhere, Lucy manages to manipulate Christian into letting her use his flat. However, is she as innocent as she claims to be?
Chelsea is played by Tiana Benjamin, Ian by Adam Woodyatt, Lucy by Melissa Suffield, Jean by Gillian Wright,
Bradley by Charlie Clements, Heather by Cheryl Fergison, Lucy by Melissa Suffield and Christian by John Partridge.
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| BBC TWO Wednesday 11 June 2008 |
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Sue Barker presents further live coverage from the Artois Championships at Queen's in London, where many of the world's elite are fine-tuning their preparations for Wimbledon, which begins later this month.
Lleyton Hewitt and Andy Roddick, who should both be competing again this week, have dominated this century at Queen's, sharing the title between them since the year 2000.
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Gary Lineker presents live coverage of the Group A encounter in Basel between Switzerland and Turkey.
Having played what many observers consider to be stronger opponents in their opening matches, this game is likely to be pivotal to Switzerland and Turkey's chances of qualifying for the quarter-finals. Tensions between the sides are bound to be high anyway following their last meeting, a play-off clash in Istanbul for the 2006 World Cup, which was marred by a mass brawl at the final whistle.
Switzerland won that tie on the away goals rule and Turkey's hopes of avenging defeat today rest on Middlesbrough forward Tuncay Sanli and in-form strike partner Nihat Kahveci.
There are also highlights of the earlier game in this group between the Czech Republic and Portugal.
For viewers with access to the Red button there is live match coverage with alternative commentary and rolling highlights, as well as extensive highlights of every game, all the goals from the tournament and highlights of classic matches from previous years. There will also be a replay of today's match starting at 10pm.
Coverage of the match is also available on the BBC HD Channel.
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