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Stephanie Colderick

BBC EastEnders announces change to episodes this week amid dramatic scenes

BBC One Cindy Beale George Knight Rose Knight Michelle Collins Vicki Michelle BBC iPlayer

There is set to be a lot of drama in Albert Square the week commencing Monday, June 19 and how viewers will be able to watch BBC flagship soap EastEnders has changed. The truth will be revealed and secrets will be spilt as the new Knight family are front and centre of the episodes.

The big question, what happened to Rose Knight, the missing wife of new Queen Vic landlord George Knight, is set to be answered in the episodes airing on BBC One at 7.30pm on Wednesday, June 21 and Thursday, June 22. This means instead of dropping episodes at 6am on BBC iPlayer the morning before airing, there will be no early previews so fans will have to wait.

Posting the scheduling news on Instagram the official EastEnders account said: "The truth about George Knight's family is set to be revealed this week! To find out what really happened all those years ago, Wednesday and Thursday's episodes of #EastEnders will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 7.30pm so everyone can watch the truth unfold together..."

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