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Dan Walker and guests preview the European Championship qualifying match between Wales and England, which takes place today in Cardiff. New Welsh manager Gary Speed is interviewed by his former international team mate Robbie Savage, and there is also all the latest news from the England camp.

Northern Ireland's game at Serbia from Friday night is also discussed, as is the Republic of Ireland's home fixture against Macedonia. And Scotland's prestigious friendly against Brazil on Sunday is previewed.

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Cycling – World Track Championships

Saturday 26 March

2.15-3.45pm BBC ONE

• www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Ore Oduba hosts live World Championships coverage from the Omnisport Velodrome in Apeldoorn, Holland.

Defending world champions Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton lead the British charge as they go for gold in the finals of the men's Keirin and women's sprint events.

There are also highlights from all sprint disciplines from earlier in the week as the men's individual and men's and women's team events are reviewed.

Commentary comes from Hugh Porter and Chris Boardman, with track-side reports from Jill Douglas.

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The Boat Race – Live

Saturday 26 March

3.45-5.50pm BBC ONE and BBC ONE HD

• www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Clare Balding presents live coverage of the 157th Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge

Clare Balding presents live coverage of the 157th Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge from the banks of London's River Thames. Last year, the light blues of Cambridge triumphed by more than a boat's length in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 250,000 spectators. Cambridge lead the annual event by 80 victories to 75. The race, also a national institution and global attraction, was first contested back in 1829 and stretches four miles and 374 yards between Putney and Mortlake.

The Boat Race – Live is simulcast in HD on BBC One HD on Freesat channel 108, Freeview channel 50, Sky channel 143 and Virgin Media channel 108.

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Jordan and Miriam declare open war against each other; Jay faces his fears as he prepares to go under the knife; and Lenny and Mads agree to go on a date, as the medical drama continues.

It's the day of Jay's orchidectomy and he decides to go into work instead of stewing at home. The arrival of a drug trafficker and his sick girlfriend in the ED provide a distraction from Jay's personal problems.

Noel is organising a bowling night to which he invites Miriam. She is touched but declines his offer. Lenny invites Mads to go but she mistakenly thinks she is being asked out on a date. Confiding in Zoe, who tells her to go for it, Mads accepts Lenny's invitation.

With Miriam and Jordan clashing constantly, Jordan and Hanssen agree that there should only be one clinical lead. But the smile is wiped off Jordan's face when Hanssen tells them they can both apply for the single position.

After a troubled day at work, Jay heads for his orchidectomy. True to form, he turns on his charm for the attractive nurse but, as she turns away, it is clear how scared he truly is...

Jordan is played by Michael French, Miriam by Cheryl Campbell, Jay by Ben Turner, Lenny by Steven Miller, Mads by Hasina Haque, Noel by Tony Marshall, Big Mac by Charles Dale, Zoe by Sunetra Sarker and Hanssen by Guy Henry.

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