BBC One and ITV have suspended their scheduled programming to make way for rolling coverage of the Queen’s death.
The BBC’s main network will continue to air news output all day on Friday, following an edition of BBC Breakfast dedicated to Her Majesty.
Select programmes from BBC One’s regular schedule will air on BBC Two, including soaps Doctors and EastEnders, and daytime fixtures such as Bargain Hunt and Pointless.
ITV will also switch to rolling news coverage following the conclusion of Good Morning Britain at 9am, pulling its regular live daytime line-up of Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women.
At 8.30pm, it will then air documentary Queen Elizabeth II - The Longest Reign presented by Jonathan Dimbleby, followed by News At Ten.
The broadcaster has also confirmed there will be no commercial breaks on ITV’s main channel during this period.
Channel 4 has resumed normal programming, but will air a special hour-long lunchtime news bulletin, and has extended its 7pm programme to two hours.
The new series of Gogglebox is still currently listed to air at 9pm as planned. While the The Last Leg had originally been listed to follow at 10pm, host Adam Hills has since confirmed the team had “decided not to do an episode”.
Meanwhile, Channel 5 will air dedicated programming to the Queen, including a special edition of Jeremy Vine, up until lunchtime before resuming its planned schedule.
All schedules are still subject to change, and there are expected to be more alterations over the weekend.