the crap, make it happen" initiative, designed to cut red tape and inertia at the corporation. 8–22 February – The BBC provides coverage of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. 9 February Following the announcement of the death of Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Elizabeth II, some radio and television schedules are changed to make room for tribute programmes. Will Young wins the first series of Pop Idol. 11 February Two new BBC children's channels, CBeebies, aimed at children under 6 and CBBC, aimed at children aged 6–12) launch. ITV Digital launches a test card based on the BBC's Test Card F to be aired when its channels are off air. The card features the characters Al and Monkey playing a game of noughts and crosses. 12 February – Figures released by ITV Digital indicate that one in four of its subscribers are cancelling their subscription, a figure the company hopes will begin to improve. 14 February – In EastEnders, one of the soap's longest running characters, Dot Cotton, played by June Brown marries Jim Branning (John Bardon) in a Valentine's Day ceremony. 16 February – F1 Digital+ launches on Sky Digital. 18 February – The BBC loses the rights to air The Simpsons, being outbid by Channel 4. However, the broadcasting rights are held until 2006, eventually ending in May 2004. 21 February – Channel 5 has secured the rights to show the UK television premiere of Steven Spielberg's World War II epic Saving Private Ryan after signing a deal with Paramount Pictures, it is reported. The deal also includes the rights to several other films, including Fatal Attraction, The General's Daughter and An Officer and a Gentleman. 22 February – Sarah Baxendale makes her debut as the Hollyoaks character Ellie Hunter. 25 February – Release date of Will Young's debut single, the double-A side CD Evergreen/Anything is Possible. With advanced sales of more than a million, the single is set to debut at number one in the UK Singles Chart and make chart history as the UK's biggest selling debut single. 27 February – BBC One airs The Boy Can't Help It, a follow up documentary to the 1989 Q.E.D. programme, John's Not Mad which deals with sufferers of Tourette syndrome. 28 February – The Bill switches to a serial format. March 1 March – Martin Kemp makes his last appearance as Steve Owen in EastEnders when he