of Channel 4's Countdown, with his first episode airing on 31 October. 25 September – ITV1 airs an episode of A Touch of Frost called "Near Death Experience" to mark the broadcaster's 50th year on air. On the same evening, BBC One airs the network premiere of the 2003 Christmas-themed romantic comedy film Love Actually starring Hugh Grant, Liam Neeson, Colin Firth, Laura Linney, Emma Thompson and Mr. Bean star Rowan Atkinson. 26 September – The BBC is censured by Ofcom for its coverage of the London bombings on 7 July. Of particular concern to them was an incident in which footage of a man being carried by stretcher into the Royal London Hospital was shown as a BBC News 24 presenter commentated "Let's just take a look at some of the pictures coming from the Royal London." Ofcom concludes that "the pictures were used generically and the commentary did not reflect the seriousness of the images being transmitted". Channel 4 News is also criticised for not "fully reflecting the enormity of the images being reflected", although it had not breached the Ofcom regulations as the images were not used casually. ITV News is not criticised, however, because it provided a "clear narrative context [with] sensitive accompanying reporting". 26–27 September – No Direction Home, Martin Scorsese's documentary on Bob Dylan, receives its broadcast premiere on BBC Two in the UK, under the Arena banner. 30 September – CBBC identity relaunched, with its second marketing campaign since the launch of the CBBC Channel. September – ITV celebrates its 50th anniversary with a collection of special programmes, under the name ITV 50. October 3 October BBC Four airs Our Hidden Lives, a dramatisation of the novel of the same name by Simon Garfield that explores the lives of four people on 8 May 1945 as World War II comes to an end. The film stars Richard Briers, Sarah Parish, Ian McDiarmid and Lesley Sharp, and is the centrepiece of the BBC's Lost Decades season. Live action Icelandic health and fitness based kids' TV show LazyTown makes it debut on both CBeebies & Nick Jr. 5 October – The 6am CBeebies programming block on BBC Two ends and is replaced by an hour of Pages from Ceefax. 8 October – BBC One airs the 500th episode of Casualty. 10 October – More4, a digital channel from Channel 4 offering factual content, launches. 24