Prince of Bel-Air, ending repeats. 4 September – Launch of the UK version of The X Factor, the first television programme produced by Simon Cowell's production company Syco. Cowell is joined on the judging panel by Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne. 5 September – ITV1 aired the 14th series of Heartbeat with the opening episode "Money, Money, Money" watched by 8.76 million viewers. 11 September - Harry Hill became the narrator in series 16 of ITV's comedy clip show, You've Been Framed!, replacing Jonathan Wilkes. 16 September – BBC One airs a special edition of Question Time to celebrate its 25th anniversary. 23 September – Bosses at Coronation Street confirm that Johnny Briggs (who plays Mike Baldwin) will leave the series in 2006, after agreeing an "exit strategy" with the actor. 27 September – ABC1, a channel from Disney, is launched in the UK. EastEnders wins Best Soap at the Inside Soap Awards for the eighth year in a row. 28 September – ITV has signed a deal with Warner Bros to air film releases produced in 2003, 2004 and 2005. Titles include Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions and Troy. October 1 October – As part of its response to the Hutton Inquiry the BBC launches Newswatch, a programme providing a viewer and listener right-to-reply on BBC News's reporting and coverage of news events. BBC Technology, incorporating the BBC's Broadcast Engineering division, is sold to Siemens Business Services for approximately £200m, and a £2bn, 10-year outsourcing contract. ITV talk show host Trisha Goddard will move to Five in 2005 after signing a two-year contract with the broadcaster. 2 October - ITV1 aired the 4th series of Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway. 4 October – UK television debut of the US version of The Apprentice with Donald Trump on BBC Two. Peppa Pig begins its first broadcast on ABC in Australia. 13 October – The BBC, ITV and Channel 4 announce that audio description, which helps people with sight loss to follow television programmes by describing some of the visual content, is now available through Sky. It is announced that the entire Ferreira family will leave EastEnders in Spring 2005. 21 October – BSkyB launch their free digital satellite TV service that offers viewers a selection of 140 TV and 80 radio channels for a