One celebrates the 21st anniversary of its sitcom, Only Fools and Horses, by repeating the first episode originally aired in 1981. Tony Blackburn is voted the winner of the first series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here! 9 September BBC One launches Inside Out, a regionally based television series in England. The series focuses on stories from the local area of each BBC region and replaces a number of different titles previously used on BBC Two. ITV1 airs A Is for Acid, a drama starring Martin Clunes as a 1940s acid bath killer John George Haigh. 10 September ITV1 airs the four Star Wars films with the 1997 Special Edition versions of the Original Trilogy including A New Hope, followed by The Empire Strikes Back (8 October), Return of the Jedi (5 November) and the first showing of The Phantom Menace (3 December) during the four-month period on Tuesday evenings. Channel 5 airs the UK television premiere of the Steven Spielberg film Saving Private Ryan. Overnight viewing figures indicate it to have had an audience of 2.7 million. The film which includes graphic scenes depicting the Normandy landings is aired uncut and in an unusual move for mainstream UK television, it is shown again a few days later on 15 September, a day before the channel is rebranded. 11 September – BBC News 24, ITN News Channel and Sky News provide in-depth coverage of the first anniversary of the September 11 attacks as commemorative events are held around the world. Coverage of the memorial services and events are also shown live on BBC One. 13 September Channel 5 has recommissioned its soap Family Affairs for a further year, The Guardian reports. The soap had been facing the axe, but was partially saved by an increase in ratings provided by Australian soap Home and Away which airs in the schedule immediately before it. Top of the Pops airs its 2,000th edition. 14 September – Joe Mace and Dani Behr present their final edition of The Saturday Show. 16 September – Channel 5 rebrands itself to Five and drops its digital on-screen graphic. 21 September – Simon Grant and Fearne Cotton present their first The Saturday Show, succeeding Joe Mace and Dani Behr. 23 September – Live with Chris Moyles makes its debut on Five. The nightly show is presented by him from a London bar. The series attracts