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<div class="square" style="float:right"><IMG src="/atoz/programmes/b/blind_date/cillared.jpg" alt="Cilla Black" width="60" height="75"></div>2 August 2015 '''Taa-raa Chuck'''<br />[[Blind Date]] host [[Cilla Black]] suddenly died on 1 August 2015 at her holiday home near Marbella, Spain. She was 72 years of age. A post mortem examination later confirmed that her death was from a stroke.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:right"><IMG src="/atoz/programmes/b/blind_date/cillared.jpg" alt="Cilla Black" width="60" height="75"></div>2 August 2015 '''Taa-raa Chuck'''<br />[[Blind Date]] host [[Cilla Black]] suddenly died on 1 August 2015 at her holiday home near Marbella, Spain. She was 72 years of age. A post mortem examination later confirmed that her death was from a stroke.<br/><br/> | ||
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<div class="square" style="float:left">[[File:Square TV Set.jpg|Britain's Next Top Model]]</div>14 July 2015 '''Britain's Next Top Model Gives Us Another Twirl'''<br />After being dropped by Sky Living in 2013, [[Britain's Next Top Model]] is taking to the catwalk once again courtesy of TV network Lifetime. The programme, based on the American original, first aired in the UK in 2005, and racked up nine series before its cancellation. The new 10-part series will air in 2016, with the host and judges to be confirmed in due course.<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[File:Square TV Set.jpg|Britain's Next Top Model]]</div>14 July 2015 '''Britain's Next Top Model Gives Us Another Twirl'''<br />After being dropped by Sky Living in 2013, [[Britain's Next Top Model]] is taking to the catwalk once again courtesy of TV network Lifetime. The programme, based on the American original, first aired in the UK in 2005, and racked up nine series before its cancellation. The new 10-part series will air in 2016, with the host and judges to be confirmed in due course.<br/><br/> | ||
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Fifteen-to-One celebrity editions: C4, 7 August
Keep It in the Family series 2: ITV, 8 August
The Totally Senseless Game Show: BBC3, 11 August
A Question of Sport Ashes special: BBC1, 12 August
Rebound: ITV, 17 August
Duck Quacks Don't Echo series 3: Sky1, 28 August
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The coaching line-up has been revealed for the upcoming fifth series of The Voice UK. New coaches Boy George and Paloma Faith will join returning coaches will.i.am and Ricky Wilson. They replace long-standing coach Sir Tom Jones who has decided not to return, and Rita Ora, who is now a judge on rival singing show The X Factor. The new series will begin filming in Salford next month, and will air in the new year.
Blind Date host Cilla Black suddenly died on 1 August 2015 at her holiday home near Marbella, Spain. She was 72 years of age. A post mortem examination later confirmed that her death was from a stroke.
Britain has a new Chaser. Jenny Ryan from Bolton joins Mark, Shaun, Anne, and Paul on ITV's teatime show. Known as "The Vixen", her quiz pedigree includes the semi-finals of University Challenge, a spot on Are You an Egghead?, and an Only Connect championship with the Gamblers in 2010.
ITV has announced that they have commissioned another run of You're Back in the Room with Phillip Schofield returning as host after the first series picked up an average of 4 million viewers. The second series will consist another 4 episodes.
After being dropped by Sky Living in 2013, Britain's Next Top Model is taking to the catwalk once again courtesy of TV network Lifetime. The programme, based on the American original, first aired in the UK in 2005, and racked up nine series before its cancellation. The new 10-part series will air in 2016, with the host and judges to be confirmed in due course.
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