August. Channel 4's Alternative Christmas Message causes controversy after it is delivered by a deepfake version of The Queen and airs at the same time as the real Christmas Message. Brexitcast ends on TV two days prior to it ending on the radio. The Crown Court (Recording and Broadcasting) Order 2020 paves the way for television cameras to be allowed to film the sentencing phase of criminal trials in England and Wales. 2021 in British television – All major television networks cover the Death and funeral of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, which occurs on 9 April, with the BBC receiving a record number of complaints (109,741) after it clears its schedule to provide rolling news coverage. GB News launches in June, with Nigel Farage joining as one of its presenters. The recording and release of many TV programmes are delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! takes place in Wales for a second year, but is forced off air for a number of days without a clear winner following damage caused by Storm Arwen; Talking Pictures TV launches the TPTV Encore catch-up service. 2021 also sees a two new game shows on BBC Two called Lightning and Unbeatable after the axing of BBC One's Impossible. The recording and release of some TV programmes are expected to be delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 2022 in British television – BBC Three is relaunched as a television channel, six years after becoming an online service, while later in the year, BBC Director-General Tim Davie announces plans to move BBC Four and the CBBC Channel online. News UK launches the talkTV news channel. GB News begins a daily broadcast of the national anthem, 25 years after it was last aired daily by BBC television. BBC One hospital drama Holby City comes to an end after 23 years, while Channel 5 announces it will stop showing Neighbours, with the soap's final episode airing in July; Amazon Studios then picks up the series, announcing it will return in 2023. The Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II is celebrated on television, including BBC One soap EastEnders, where the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall make a cameo appearance. On 8 September, the death of Queen Elizabeth II is announced. All major television networks provide coverage of events following her death, while her funeral is broadcast by over 50 UK