13 June. More than 100 viewers have complained to the BBC about an episode of BBC One's new spy drama Spooks which aired the previous evening, it depicted an MI5 agent having her head pushed into a deep fat fryer before being shot. 20th Century Fox Television are to remake ITV's 1970s based comedy The Grimleys for the US market, The Guardian reports. The series, scheduled for broadcast later in the year, will be set in the present and renamed The Grubbs. 22 May – Channel 5 announces it has axed the weekly Pepsi Chart show after it lost two-thirds of its viewers with the last edition scheduled to air on 25 June. 25 May – Latvia's Marie N wins the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest with I Wanna. 26 May – The Osbournes, a US reality television series about heavy metal singer Ozzy Osbourne and his family, makes its British television debut on MTV, giving the channel a record audience of 500,000. 29 May – Jonny Gibb, a Detective Constable from Edinburgh, Scotland wins the second UK series of Survivor and the show's £1 million prize money. 30 May – The Broadcasting Standards Commission rules that scenes showing domestic abuse in episodes of EastEnders that aired over Christmas 2001 were inappropriate for a pre-watershed audience. The scenes, in which Trevor Morgan attacked his wife, Little Mo went too far when families would have been watching the programme. 31 May–30 June – The BBC and ITV air live coverage of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. June 3 June – The Golden Jubilee of Elizabeth II. During the Golden Jubilee Weekend, BBC One airs the Party at the Palace, while BBC Parliament reruns footage of the Queen's Coronation from 1953. 6 June BBC Two begins showing The Hunt for Britain's Paedophiles, a three part documentary series following investigations by Scotland Yard's specialist Paedophile Unit. The programme proves to be controversial, even before going on the air, as it is reported that after spending two years shadowing investigators, many members of the production team required counselling to deal with their exposure to the things witnessed by the unit's detectives. Executive producer Bob Long defends the programme, saying he hopes it will lead to better policing of the crime. The series concludes on 20 June. An advert for Microsoft's Xbox console featuring a newborn boy who flies through the air while rapidly aging, before