in the quarter finals of Euro 2004. Viewing figures for any programme would not reach the 20 million mark again for another eight years, when England faced Italy at Euro 2012. July 1 July – Andy Duncan succeeds Mark Thompson as Chief Executive of Channel 4. 3 July – BBC newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky and her dance partner Brendan Cole are crowned series champions as the first series of Strictly Come Dancing reaches its grand final. 5 July – 50th anniversary of television news broadcasts. 8 July – The first Schools edition of Question Time is aired on BBC One. Recorded in London, the panel is made up of guests chosen by the winners of the Schools Question Time Challenge. 15 July – The BBC broadcasts a documentary on the British National Party in which undercover reporter Jason Gwynne infiltrated the BNP by posing as a football hooligan. The programme results in Mark Collett and Nick Griffin, the leader of the party, being charged for inciting racial hatred in April 2005, for comments made in the film. 18 July – BBC Four airs a night of programming celebrating the work of Jack Rosenthal, including an episode of Coronation Street written by him. 27 July – Tiny Pop launched in the UK (2004–present) August 6 August – Nadia Almada wins the fifth series of Big Brother. 8 August – EastEnders announce the introduction of a new family, the Millers, who will be seen on screen from September. 11 August – The Daily Mirror reports that a laptop stolen during a burglary at the home of a senior member of the EastEnders production team could lead to several months of major storylines being leaked as the computer contained scripts for upcoming episodes. 12 August – Five signs a deal with Sony Pictures Television International to premiere a number of films before they appear on pay-per-view platforms. These include the British television debut of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. 15 August – Channel 4 airs the 2000 musical film Coyote Ugly. 19 August – Channel 4's subscription film channel FilmFour announces it will be available to non-subscribers for the first weekend in October. The free weekend will coincide with the beginning of the channel's month long Killer Thrillers season. 31 August – Channel 4 airs Franklin for the very final time September September – The BBC airs the final episode of The Fresh