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One has suspended its regular programming schedule in the wake of 's death.<br>The broadcaster is airing rolling news coverage on Friday with a BBC News Special filling regular TV slots in between BBC News at One and BBC News at Six.<br>Programmes including , Homes Under The Hammer, Bargain Hunt, and Doctors have moved from their usual channel and will air on BBC Two throughout the day.<br>Similarly, the new BBC Two programming schedule includes the additions of Animal Park, Best Bakes Ever, Money For Nothing, Garden Rescue and The Bidding Room.<br>Alexander Armstrong's quiz show Pointless will also appear on the BBC Two schedule at 5.15pm before Garden Rescue, which also moved channels on Friday.<br>On Thursday, BBC One interrupted Bargain Hunt at 12.39pm to deliver the statement from Buckingham Palace which said royal doctors were concerned for the Queen's health.<br>Six hours later, after an image of the flag at Buckingham Palace was shown at half mast, presenter Huw Edwards told viewers: 'A few moments ago Buckingham Palace announced the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.'<br>         BBC One news coverage today reporting that King Charles III will make his first televised address to the nation<br>         ITV's news coverage of the Queen today following her death - pictured is the late Queen Elizabeth II with her son Charles who is now King<br>Edwards then read out the statement from the Palace while dressed in a dark suit, white shirt and black tie, in line with the BBC's dress code for when a member of the royal family dies as a mark of respect.<br>This morning the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 extended by an hour, with its regular three-hour slot increased to four.<br>Radio 4 also had a Woman's Hour special at 10am following the death of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II which discussed the Queen as a woman and her coverage in the media.<br>         BBC One has suspended its regular programming schedule today in the wake of the Queen's death<br>       At 11am R4's regular programming has been replaced by a special tribute to the Queen, called The Queen Remembered, presented by James Naughtie.<br>Following the death of the Queen, ITV also made scheduling changes.<br>The broadcaster showed continuous news coverage through the night which looked back at the Queen's life and her reign, including her decades of service to the country.<br>Good Morning Britain, hosted by Susanna Reid and  [https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/misfit-crossfit-programming-for-workout/] Ben Shephard, aired until 9am on Friday.<br>   RELATED ARTICLES              <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Reid said: 'It is quite a moment, we knew this moment was coming and yet it is still a shock.<br>Only those over 70 years old have known any other monarch and now we will all know another one.<br>'The longest reign of any monarch, the most constant presence in all of our lives, she was the steady presence as Queen while everything else changed over the decades.<br>'Dignified, dutiful, devoted to our country, to the commonwealth, to her family, and to a life of service which has been both reassuring, comforting, but also inspiring.<br>'I was reflecting yesterday, we knew that she couldn't be immortal and yet I think we all hoped she might be.<br><br>It is quite a moment, I think it will take time for it to sink in.'<br>         Good Morning Britain ran until 9am today followed by an extended ITV News special programme which will be presented throughout the day<br>It was followed by an extended ITV News special programme which will be presented by Mary Nightingale and Tom Bradby throughout the day.<br>The pair will be joined by special guests reflecting on the Queen's 'majesty and legacy', ITV have said.<br>Correspondents stationed across the nation will share public reactions from locations including Canada Gate, Balmoral and Cardiff, as well as across the Commonwealth nations including Canada, Australia and Antigua.<br>Another programme airing at 8.30pm called Queen Elizabeth II - The Longest Reign, will be presented by Jonathan Dimbleby, followed by an extended hour-long ITV News At Ten bulletin presented by Julie Etchingham.<br>All TV anchors across channels were dressed in black on Friday as a mark of respect.<br>Big TV launches next week include the return of the Great British Bake Off on Channel 4 on September 13 and the return of Strictly Come Dancing on BBC One on September 17, but it is not yet known if their scheduling will be affected.<br><br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement