BBC One TV Guide — Wednesday, 24 June 2026

Alex Jones and Vernon Kay present the magazine show, with celebrity guests and stories of interest from around the UK

It is the day of Suki and Eve's adoption panel, and the anniversary of Jag's death, and Suki is worried things won't go to plan. Elsewhere, Nicola convinces Harry, Barney and Gina to agree to take part in their annual half-Christmas tradition, and Phil gives Billy some words of advice

One-off edition. Bear Ladies Julie Tatchell and Amanda Middleditch restore a soft toy of the 1966 England mascot World Cup Willie bought by owner Steph during the tournament. Suzie Fletcher repairs a well-travelled leather hat that helped owner Abbie, who is trans and non-binary, find a sense of identity, and Pete Woods and Sonnaz Nooranvary bring the music back to a battered old washboard. Father and son Doug and Angus Gillan arrive with a beautifully decorated presentation oar awarded to Doug's grandfather, Angus Gillan, following a victorious rowing season with Oxford University in 1908,

The broadcaster reintegrates into life in Britain after a year working in Saudi Arabia, dedicating his efforts into a series of issues-led films. Leaving behind a lucrative career voicing radio commercials, Alan makes a bravely personal and personally brave return to TV to make his very own documentary about mental health. Comedy, starring Steve Coogan, with Felicity Montagu and Tim Key

A round-up of today's headlines

Scotland v Brazil (Kick-off 11.00pm). Kelly Cates presents coverage of the Group C match at Miami Stadium in the USA. There have been 10 previous meetings between these nations, four of which have been at the World Cup, and Scotland are still seeking a first-ever victory over the Seleção. The South Americans won three of those four World Cup clashes, the most recent of which was in the opening match of France '98 when an unlucky own-goal by Tom Boyd gave Brazil a 2-1 win, after a John Collins penalty drew Scotland level following a goal in the fifth minute by Cesar Sampaio. The last time they faced each other was a 2011 friendly at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, when a teenage Neymar scored both goals in a 2-0 victory, at a time when he had yet to make his reputation as one the leading players in world football, two years before he moved to Barcelona from Santos