SCHEDULE CHANGES: SUNDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2022

Changes to the billed schedules across BBC and ITV channels following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

BBC One

Morning and daytime programming continues as normal, with BBC Breakfast airing 6-9am followed by Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg and Sunday Morning Live.

The BBC evening news broadcasts at 5pm, followed by the regional news at 5:30pm. Countryfile follows at 6pm.

At 7pm, BBC One will air a BBC News special looking ahead of the Queen's Funeral on Monday. The hour-long special will be hosted by Huw Edwards and Kirsty Young. BBC One will carry coverage of the national two-minutes silence at 8pm.

Frozen Planet II airs at the slightly later time of 8:05pm, followed by the return of BBC drama Bloodlands, starring James Nesbitt, at 9:05pm. BBC News At Ten follows.

BBC Two

Daytime programming as billed. BBC Two will also carry the national two-minutes silence for Her Majesty at 8pm. Stolen: Catching The Art Thieves follows at 8:05pm, with Simon Reeve's South America airing at 9pm.

ITV

Repeat of Tipping Point Lucky Stars at 4pm, followed by another chance to see yesterday's episode of Ninja Warrior UK: Race For Glory.

ITV Evening News airs at 6pm, followed by a displaced episode of Emmerdale at 6:30pm. An hour-long Coronation Street airs from 7pm. Celebrity Lingo will not air tonight.

ITV will also carry the national two-minutes silence at 8pm. The final episode of crime drama Ridley follows straight after.

Schedules subject to change.