people do activities previously thought impossible for people in their condition. 30 March – Channel 4 News reporter Gaby Rado is found dead in Iraq, having apparently fallen from the roof of the Abu Sanaa hotel in the northern city of Sulaymaniyah. His death is believed to be unconnected to the ongoing military campaign in that country. 31 March Birkbeck, University of London wins the 2002–03 series of University Challenge, beating Cranfield University 180–155. Carlton Cinema goes off the air and is the last Carlton channel to close. April 5 April – BBC Two launches The Big Read, a nationwide search for Britain's favourite book. The project is designed to encourage the nation to read, while people will be asked to vote for their favourite novel. 7 April Children's program Balamory returns for its second series on CBeebies, with Julie Wilson Nimmo, Buki Akib, Miles Jupp, Juliet Cadzow, Andrew Agnew, Rodd Christensen, Mary Riggans and Kim Tserkezie all reprising their roles. Following a trial at Southwark Crown Court lasting seven weeks, the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? contestant Charles Ingram, his wife Diana and Tecwen Whittock are convicted by a majority verdict of "procuring the execution of a valuable security by deception". The Ingrams are each given 18-month prison sentences suspended for two years, each are fined £15,000 and each ordered to pay £10,000 towards prosecution costs. This is later increased to a joint £65,000 fine, but following another hearing in 2004 this is reduced to £30,00 due to them having financial difficulties. Charles Ingram is declared bankrupt in December 2004. Their quiz deception later becomes the subject of Quiz, a 2017 play written by James Graham. Granada Television announce that Jonathan Wilkes is to replace Lisa Riley as host of You've Been Framed!. 8 April – Teenage singer Charlotte Church will guest present an edition of Have I Got News for You when the programme returns for a new series, the BBC confirms. At 17, she will become the youngest person to present the show. Other guest presenters in the forthcoming series which begins on 25 April, will include Martin Clunes and William Hague. 10 April - Channel 5's Milkshake! debuts hit Australian kids series Hi-5 that proved to be a huge success. Naomi Wilkinson spoke to presenter Nathan Foley to ask the viewers questions. 14 April The children's series Boohbah debuts on CITV. Debut of 99 Things