list of the top 100 greatest Britons as voted for by a poll in 2001. The list comes ahead of a series scheduled for later in the year in which the top ten will be revealed in a series of one-hour programmes presented by the likes of Jeremy Clarkson, Rosie Boycott and Andrew Marr who will argue the case for each of those on the list with the public given a chance to vote for who they believe to be the greatest Briton. A final will then be presented by Anne Robinson in which the greatest Briton will be revealed. The top 100 includes names such as Boudicca, Winston Churchill, Richard III, J. K. Rowling, David Beckham and Cliff Richard. 23 August – Channel 5 announces plans to rebrand itself as Five. The rebrand will take place on 16 September. 25 August BBC One airs a special edition of its garden makeover series Ground Force in which Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh transform a public space in New York into a memorial garden to mark the first anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The first series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here! begins on ITV1. 30 August – ITV1 soap Crossroads airs for the last time this year before taking a short break. The show is to be revamped due to low viewing figures. 31 August – The first episode of the BBC children's television series Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow is broadcast presented by Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood. The show is broadcast on Saturday mornings and in later series airing a Sunday edition before being axed in 2006. September 1 September – Smile premieres on BBC Two, presented by Devin Griffin, Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates. 2 September – The Scottish children's series Balamory debuts on CBeebies. 4 September – A two-day auction of ITV Digital assets begins at the company's headquarters to help pay off its debts. Among the 3,500 items up for sale are desks, televisions and video equipment, ITV Digital mugs and Monkey mascots. 7 September Play Your Cards Right returns to ITV1 for a new series after a three-year break. Popstars: The Rivals debuts on ITV1. The show will create two rival groups, one male and one female who will compete against each other for the Christmas Number One spot on the UK Singles Chart. 8 September BBC