5 outbids ITV for the broadcasting rights to Home and Away. 2001 in British television – The world witnesses the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington. Regular programming is suspended in order to bring up to date coverage of events relating to the attacks. Charles Ingram cheats to win the £1 million prize on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. ITV's News at Ten returns after being axed two years previously, the ITV Sport Channel launches along with E4 and ITV rebrands its English and Welsh services to ITV1. 2001 also sees TV soap Crossroads return after 13 years of absence, Home and Away moves to Channel 5, and The Office debuts on BBC Two. 2002 in British television – Will Young is voted winner of the first series of Pop Idol, Harry Hill's TV Burp begins on ITV1 with ITV2 showing repeats afterwards, along with I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here and Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, CBeebies launches to separate from CBBC, ITV Digital is replaced by Freeview, the ITV Sport Channel is defunct, All major television networks cover the Death and funeral of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, which occurs on 30 March and Channel 5 is rebranded as Five. 2002 also sees Raven, The Story of Tracy Beaker, The Basil Brush Show and Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow begin on CBBC along with BrainTeaser appearing on Channel 5. 2003 in British television – Panorama becomes the first ongoing British television programme to reach its 50th anniversary since BBC Wimbledon in 1977, The Boat Race in 1988 and BBC Cricket in 1989 and ITV screens the controversial Martin Bashir documentary Living with Michael Jackson. 2004 in British television – Supernanny launches a year before the London Bombings, Strictly Come Dancing sequels to take over from Come Dancing, Greg Dyke resigns as Director-General of the BBC in the wake of the Hutton Report and News at Ten axes from ITV for a second time. Peppa Pig also debuts on Channel 5, along with Something Special on CBeebies and the long-running ITV singing talent show The X Factor. 2004 also sees Tiny Pop launched in the UK to replace Pop Plus. 2005 in British television – After an absence of 16 years Doctor Who returns to British television starting with Christopher Eccleston in the leading role, The quiz show Deal or