@Baz posted:Oh ok El….tbh , sad as it is , I hope , from a personal point of view , that they get back to normal scheduling soon ….and Bake Off is due to start next week too .
The BBC in particular will have set a protocol to be followed some time ago as to what and when they can show programmes during the national period of mourning which continues to the end of the day of the funeral. That protocol isn't public knowledge so it's a matter of looking at schedules on a day by day basis for that day's programmes,
Comedy programmes are the ones most likely to be changed. For instance "Live at the Apollo" has been replaced by "QI" tonight on BBC Two.