falling into his grave is banned from being shown again by the Independent Television Commission after complaints were received from 135 viewers who found the commercial to be "offensive, shocking and in bad taste". 10 June – ITV introduces a second Monday episode of Coronation Street. It is broadcast at 8:30pm to usher in the return of Bet Lynch. The episode also used intermittently during the popular Richard Hillman storyline but becomes fully scheduled from Monday 25 August 2003. 13 June BBC One airs Episode 4000 of Neighbours. Variety magazine reports that Channel 4 has won the British terrestrial television rights to The Osbournes, paying £100,000 per episode. 14 June – The BBC, ITV and Channel 4 are among the six applicants who have submitted proposals for a licence to run a digital terrestrial television service. Three licences will be awarded, a process expected to happen in July. 17 June – ITV recommissions Crossroads for another year, despite falling audience figures. Yvon Grace is also hired as its executive producer and announces plans to make it a "must-see daytime show". 19 June BBC One airs Tomorrow's World: the Science of Spider-Man, a special edition of Tomorrow's World that looks at the scientific facts behind the Spider-Man film. As England prepare to take on Brazil in the World Cup, BBC One makes an eleventh hour decision to replace the scheduled film, Falling Down with a repeat of the England v Brazil match from the 1970 World Cup. 23 June – Sky One airs the Star Trek-themed episode of Futurama, featuring guest stars from the main cast of the original series with its special appearance by The Next Generations Jonathan Frakes. 25 June – ITV has told the newspapers that Peak Practice is axed after nine years. 29 June – EastEnders actress Kim Medcalf is injured in a motoring accident while on holiday in France, suffering a broken hand, leg and breastbone. She is airlifted back to the UK a few days later. and discharged from hospital on 9 July. July 1 July – The EastEnders character Mark Fowler, played by Todd Carty, has been axed after 12 years, it is announced. The character who was involved in one of the soap's most controversial storylines after contracting HIV from a former lover, will leave the series in 2003. 2 July – That night’s episode of Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks sets a new