The report suggests the government may need to set aside £250m–£400m to cover the cost of this. 26 November – Five airs the 2000th episode of its soap Family Affairs. 29 November – The BBC announces that Top of the Pops will move from its Friday evening BBC One slot to BBC Two, where it will air on Sunday evenings. December 1 December – BBC News reports that the digital switchover trial has begun after Ferryside and Llansteffan had their digital signal switched on a few days earlier. The towns were chosen because they received their signal from a single relay which had poor reception, and residents report that their viewing experience has improved since digital transmission began. 2 December – BBC Two unveils its winter season of programming, which will include a major documentary, Auschwitz, to coincide with Holocaust Memorial Day. 4 December – "Thunderbirds Are Go" by Busted is voted the 2004 Record of the Year by ITV viewers. 5 December – ITV1 aired the 4th series of the medical drama series The Royal, with the opening episode watched by 9.43 million viewers. 6 December – Joe Pasquale wins the fourth series of ITV1's I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!. 7 December – Netwise, the company that handled text voting for ITV's Record of the Year show says that thousands of customers who were accidentally overcharged will receive refunds after it emerged that some Virgin and T-Mobile users were charged multiple times for a single vote. 11 December – Steve Brookstein wins the first series of The X Factor. On the same evening, actress Jill Halfpenny and dance partner Darren Bennett win the second series of Strictly Come Dancing. 12 December – Double Olympic gold medalist Kelly Holmes is named as this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year. ITV1 airs Westlife: She's The One, a one-off X Factor-style programme following Irish boy band Westlife as they search for a fan to sing on their latest album Allow Us To Be Frank. Joanne Hindley from Bolton is chosen to accompany the band on their rendition of "The Way You Look Tonight". Agatha Christie's Marple makes its debut on ITV1 with the first episode watched by 8.72 million viewers. 24 December – Christmas Eve highlights on BBC One include the films: The Princess Diaries and Shrek. Stan Richards makes his final appearance as Seth Armstrong in Emmerdale