BBC One has cleared its schedules today (Friday, September 9) for uninterrupted coverage of The Queen's death. Buckingham Palace said Elizabeth II, the nation’s longest-reigning monarch who served as head of state for more than 70 years, died “peacefully” on Thursday afternoon at the age of 96.
Last Friday, audiences would have been able to watch Bargain Hunt, Catchpoint, Money for Nothing, Pointless, The One Show, Celebrity MasterChef and Have I Got News For You on BBC One. Today, some of those programmes have been moved to BBC Two.
The iPlayer lists news bulletins and news specials throughout the day on BBC One with an altered schedule on BBC Two. BBC Three and BBC Four have regular programmes starting at 7pm.