VIEWERS were outraged last night when the penultimate episode of TV series Bradford On Duty was cancelled at the last minute.

The show had already been rescheduled to a later slot of 9.30pm due to the BBC's Wimbledon coverage.

But with Britain's Jack Draper in action late on, the broadcaster decided to stick with the tennis on BBC Two.

Viewers took to social media to express their disappointment at the cancellation.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus: Bradford On Duty has been on for the last three weeksBradford On Duty has been on for the last three weeks (Image: BBC)

Joanne Buck said: "Tennis took over the channel and cancelled the programme. Gutted because it's a good watch."

Sean Conway added: "@BBCTwo We don't care about Wimbledon. We want Bradford On Duty!"

READ: Review of last week's Bradford On Duty episode

Mahmoona Shah tweeted: "Bradford on Duty bounced off the schedule in favour of an elite sport. Sums up this country and the current state of affairs. The reality of poverty and levelling down is too boring for some."

"So annoyed that @BBCTwo have chosen Wimbledon over Bradford On Duty," said Sarah McCarten-Williams.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus: The show documents the struggles the emergency services face in the cityThe show documents the struggles the emergency services face in the city

With access to the frontline workers patrolling the streets, all the way up to the leaders making strategic decisions in the City Hall, Bradford On Duty takes a look at those who are determined to help some of Bradford's most vulnerable residents.

The Telegraph & Argus has contacted the BBC and asked when Bradford On Duty episode four "On the Edge" will be rescheduled and available on BBC Iplayer.