Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, many British broadcasting stations have altered their regular scheduled programming to accommodate special coverage of unfolding events.
For many, this will mean that they may not be able to watch TV shows or programmes at times they usually expect to. This is mainly due to the fact that all major stations, such as ITV, are spending the majority of Saturday (September 10) airing special programmes discussing the Queen or covering live events that will be taking place today.
This doesn't necessarily mean that your favourite programmes are cancelled but instead may air at a different time than your used to. Fortunately, ITV has released its scheduled programming for the whole of Saturday, including when The Masked Dancer and The Voice UK will air.
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According to the broadcasting company, it will air three special documentaries throughout the afternoon and moving into the evening. However, after 6pm, it will air some of its regular shows.
Here is a breakdown of the ITV shows being aired this evening.
- 6pm: Ninja Warrior UK: Race for Glory
- 6.50pm: The Masked Dancer
- 8pm: The Voice UK
- 9.10pm: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
ITV has also announced that there will be no commercial breaks during any of its broadcast on Saturday.
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