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What time does The A Word start on BBC One tonight?

THE A Word has hit UK screens with the return of season three of the show. 

Episode five of the new season airs tonight which continues to follow a young boy and his family, showcasing how they're dealing with their son's autism.

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Fifth episode of season three of The A Word airs tonight June 2 on BBCCredit: WARNING: Use of this image is subject to the terms of use of BBC Pictures' Digital Picture

What time does The A Word start tonight on BBC One?

The third series of The A Word continues TONIGHT (Tuesday, June 2) at 9pm on BBC One.

Fans of the show were thrilled to see its return to our screens after a three-year break.

It has been written by award-winning British screenwriter Peter Bowker.

Filming took place in May 2019 in the Lake District and Manchester.

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Christopher Eccleston stars on the hit UK showCredit: WARNING: Use of this image is subject to the terms of use of BBC Pictures' Digital Picture

What will happen in tonight's episode of The A Word?

Tonight is episode five of six.

Alison attempts to bring the whole family together by organising a sponsored walk for Joe.

Paul gets a big surprise from Sarah in tonight's episode, and Maurice feels rejected by Ralph.

The A Word has proved to be a big hit for the BBCCredit: WARNING: Use of this image is subject to the terms of use of BBC Pictures' Digital Picture

How did The A Word series two end?

In series two of The A Word, Joe's parents are confronted with having to explain the meaning of the word "Autistic" to their young son Joe as he starts his first day in a specialist school.

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The family had hoped to keep things to themselves but are slowly forced to tell extended family and friends as his diagnosis sinks in.

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Paul struggles to cope with knowing his son may be different to what he expected and a school play finally pulls the family all together.

Fans were left hoping for another series after previously tweeting things like: "Exceptional drama with outstanding actors.

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"I have loved both series. Please say there's going to be another".

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