BBC One TV Guide — Thursday, 2 July 2026

USA v Group B/E/F/I/J third-placed team (Kick-off 1.00am). Coverage of the round-of-32 match at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium in Santa Clara, USA. The co-hosts comfortably defeated Paraguay and Australia to book their progression as Group D winners after just two matches, thanks to the new rules regarding how teams level on points are placed. Their opponents here will not only have to battle against a partisan home crowd, but will face one of the most improved nations in world football for a place in the last 16

A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather

Gethin Jones and Michelle Ackerley present the weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers

An accountant is found to be cheating both private clients and the NHS out of over £1.3million and undercover surveillance by the Department for Work and Pensions exposes a person who faked a disability to claim £71,000

A project in the West Midlands that has taken over six years finally comes to an end and Martel Maxwell visits a property with potential in Livingston. Dion Dublin is impressed by a spacious property on offer in Leeds

Danny Sebastian presents from Wetherby, West Yorkshire, with experts Caroline Hawley and Colin Young assisting the two competing teams. The Reds, George and Colin, have been best friends for 36 years, while the Blues are couple Lu and Tak, both education consultants. Unsurprisingly, they spot an old school desk, while Colin takes a shine to a set of silver spoons with a local connection. As the clock ticks down, the Reds get side-tracked by a framed letter supposedly written by George VI. Meanwhile, the Blues go potty over vases in the hope of fulfilling Danny's challenge

Isa Guha presents coverage of day four of the third Grand Slam tournament of the year, held at the All England Club, featuring men's and ladies' second-round singles matches. Novak Djokovic was first up on Centre Court at this stage last year and he claimed a typically dominant 6-3, 6-2, 6-0 victory over British wildcard Dan Evans. Djokovic has won a record 24 Grand Slam titles, but the last one came at the US Open in 2023 and he went out of the recent French Open in the third round. However, even at the age of 39, he will not have given up hope of winning Wimbledon for the eighth time