named as the winners of the second and final series of Channel 4's Model Behaviour. They each win a year's contract with Select Model Management. 20 November The government publishes the Communications Bill which will introduce new media regulations and establish Ofcom as the new media watchdog, replacing several existing bodies. The controversial German anatomist Gunther von Hagens performs the first public autopsy in the UK for 170 years, to a sell-out audience of 500 people in a London theatre. The event is filmed and broadcast on Channel 4, prompting a raft of complaints from viewers. 21 November – Shane Richie makes his first appearance as Alfie Moon in EastEnders. 23 November – The penultimate edition of Popstars: The Rivals is broadcast in which Matt Johnson, Anton Gordon, Daniel Pearce, Jamie Shaw and Keith Semple are chosen as the members of the male group which will be named One True Voice. 24 November Sir Winston Churchill is voted the Greatest Briton of all time by viewers of BBC Two's 100 Greatest Britons. ITV broadcasts the first episode of a three part version of the 1957 novel Doctor Zhivago. Adapted by Andrew Davies, it stars Hans Matheson as Zhivago and Keira Knightley as Lara. 27 November – ITV have warned Granada that London's Burning will be dropped from the schedule if the series does not develop new ideas to reverse falling ratings, it is reported. 29 November – Former Take That singer Mark Owen wins the second series of Celebrity Big Brother. 30 November – The final of Popstars: The Rivals is broadcast where Sarah Harding, Cheryl Tweedy, Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle and Kimberley Walsh are chosen as the members of the female groups which will be named Girls Aloud. December 1 December – The Sunday Telegraph reports that Buckingham Palace has taken the rare step of writing a letter of complaint to the BBC about an item on the previous Sunday's On the Record discussing the future of the monarchy which it says was biased and inaccurate. 2 December – Claims that a technical glitch left viewers unable to vote for a contestant on the final of Popstars: The Rivals are rejected by the programme. Several people who voted for Javine Hylton have claimed their votes were either not registered or that they heard a recording telling them they had voted for Sarah Harding. Hylton was the last contestant eliminated