to do Before You Die on Five in which four people (Syirin Said, Steve Jones, Alexandra Aitken and Rob Deering) take on challenges from around the world. The series continues with a compilation of the best moments on 2 June and it was later repeated on Sky Travel until 2005. 20 April – Sky One airs the 300th episode of The Simpsons. 21 April – Channel 4 airs the 1000th episode of Hollyoaks. 26 April – Former Spandau Ballet singer Tony Hadley wins ITV1's Reborn in the USA. 27 April – After more than 23 years on the air, the final edition of soap opera Take the High Road is broadcast by STV. 29 April – The BBC rejects viewer complaints that its documentary, The Virgin Mary which was aired shortly before Christmas 2002 had tried to undermine religious beliefs. Complaints about a gay kiss in Casualty that aired in January are also rejected. May 1 May – The Heroes Channel and The Games Channel both launch on VTV Cable. 2 May – The BBC announces that the character of Den Watts (Leslie Grantham) will return to EastEnders later this year, 14 years after departing in an episode where the character was believed to have died as a result of being shot. 10 May – The 2003 British Soap Awards, aired by ITV1 on 14 May, are presented in London by Des O'Connor and Melanie Sykes, during which actor Dean Sullivan is presented with a Special Achievement Award for his role as Jimmy Corkhill in Brookside. In a press interview held after the event, Sullivan urges Channel 4 not to axe Brookside, saying it "would be mad" to do so. 11 May – The Observer reports that the BBC is to cut back on the number of self-promotional trailers following complaints from viewers and rival broadcasters. The newspaper also reports that the broadcasting of an ad for the BBC's digital service which featured a character from the Tweenies pulling off her face to reveal June Brown as Dot Cotton from EastEnders had to be put back to a later time slot because some viewers complained it was giving their children nightmares. 12 May – Former cricketer Phil Tufnell wins the second series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!. 13 May Docudrama The Day Britain Stopped airs on BBC Two. It is based on a fictional disaster on 19