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BBC News
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Changes to BBC One schedule for funeral of Pope Francis
A BBC News Special for the funeral of Pope Francis has been added to the BBC One schedule for Saturday 26 April. Coverage of The Funeral of Pope Francis, from St Peter's Square in Vatican City, will begin at 8.30am on BBC One, BBC News and BBC iPlayer. It will be presented by Reeta Chakrabarti. Programmes including Saturday Kitchen Live (10am), Mary Berry: Love to Cook (11.30am), and Football Focus (12pm), will be shown on BBC Two. The BBC News and Weather, London Marathon: My Reason to Run and Snooker World Championship will all air slightly earlier than originally billed on BBC One after coverage of the funeral. BBC One schedule on Saturday 26 April 6am - Breakfast 8.30am - The Funeral of Pope Francis 12.30pm - BBC News and Weather 12.45pm - London Marathon: My Reason to Run 1.15pm - Snooker World Championship 4.25pm - BBC News View the BBC One schedule in full
South Wales Argus
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
BBC changes schedule to show the Pope Francis funeral
On Easter Monday (April 21), the first Latin American leader of the Catholic Church passed away at the age of 88. This came less than 24 hours after appearing in a wheelchair at St Peter's Square to lead an Easter address in front of thousands of worshipers. His passing followed a period of ill-health that saw him spend five weeks in hospital with double pneumonia. Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church, will preside at the Rite of Sealing of the Coffin of the late Pope Francis on Friday, April 25, at 8:00 PM, ahead of the papal funeral on Saturday morning. The liturgical rite will be attended by several Cardinals and… — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 24, 2025 Born on December 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jorge Mario Bergoglio succeeded Pope Benedict XVI in 2013 and served for 12 years. The Vatican has announced his funeral will take place on Satudray, April 26. BBC announces schedule change to show Pope Francis's funeral The Pope's funeral will take place at 9am BST (10am local time) on Saturday morning in St Peter's Square, according to The Times. For the third night, people gathered at the Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray the Rosary in suffrage for Pope Francis, led by Cardinal Baldassare Reina.. — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 23, 2025 On the Radio Times schedule, BBC One will have a programme showing the funeral between 8.30am and 12.30pm. No further details have been stated at the time of writing, except that Reeta Chakrabarti will be presenting. Due to the timing of the programme, it will cut into the slot used by BBC Breakfast which usually runs until 10am. Recommended reading: Additionally, Saturday Kitchen Live, Mary Berry - Love to Cook, and Football Focus will all be moved over to BBC Two. Live coverage of the funeral is expected across all main TV news services, including BBC News Channel and Sky News. Additionally, the Vatican website and YouTube channel will have live coverage of the event.
The Herald Scotland
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
BBC changes schedule to show the Pope Francis funeral
This came less than 24 hours after appearing in a wheelchair at St Peter's Square to lead an Easter address in front of thousands of worshipers. His passing followed a period of ill-health that saw him spend five weeks in hospital with double pneumonia. Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church, will preside at the Rite of Sealing of the Coffin of the late Pope Francis on Friday, April 25, at 8:00 PM, ahead of the papal funeral on Saturday morning. The liturgical rite will be attended by several Cardinals and… — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 24, 2025 Born on December 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jorge Mario Bergoglio succeeded Pope Benedict XVI in 2013 and served for 12 years. The Vatican has announced his funeral will take place on Satudray, April 26. BBC announces schedule change to show Pope Francis's funeral The Pope's funeral will take place at 9am BST (10am local time) on Saturday morning in St Peter's Square, according to The Times. For the third night, people gathered at the Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray the Rosary in suffrage for Pope Francis, led by Cardinal Baldassare Reina.. — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 23, 2025 On the Radio Times schedule, BBC One will have a programme showing the funeral between 8.30am and 12.30pm. No further details have been stated at the time of writing, except that Reeta Chakrabarti will be presenting. Due to the timing of the programme, it will cut into the slot used by BBC Breakfast which usually runs until 10am. Recommended reading: Additionally, Saturday Kitchen Live, Mary Berry - Love to Cook, and Football Focus will all be moved over to BBC Two. Live coverage of the funeral is expected across all main TV news services, including BBC News Channel and Sky News. Additionally, the Vatican website and YouTube channel will have live coverage of the event.
Yahoo
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
BBC reveals Saturday schedule change to show Pope Francis funeral
The BBC has revealed it will be changing its Saturday morning TV schedule slightly to show the funeral of Pope Francis. On Easter Monday (April 21), the first Latin American leader of the Catholic Church passed away at the age of 88. This came less than 24 hours after appearing in a wheelchair at St Peter's Square to lead an Easter address in front of thousands of worshipers. His passing followed a period of ill-health that saw him spend five weeks in hospital with double pneumonia. Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church, will preside at the Rite of Sealing of the Coffin of the late Pope Francis on Friday, April 25, at 8:00 PM, ahead of the papal funeral on Saturday morning. The liturgical rite will be attended by several Cardinals and… — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 24, 2025 Born on December 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jorge Mario Bergoglio succeeded Pope Benedict XVI in 2013 and served for 12 years. The Vatican has announced his funeral will take place on Satudray, April 26. The Pope's funeral will take place at 9am BST (10am local time) on Saturday morning in St Peter's Square, according to The Times. For the third night, people gathered at the Basilica of St. Mary Major to pray the Rosary in suffrage for Pope Francis, led by Cardinal Baldassare Reina.. — Vatican News (@VaticanNews) April 23, 2025 On the Radio Times schedule, BBC One will have a programme showing the funeral between 8.30am and 12.30pm. No further details have been stated at the time of writing, except that Reeta Chakrabarti will be presenting. Due to the timing of the programme, it will cut into the slot used by BBC Breakfast which usually runs until 10am. Recommended reading: Tributes flood in following death of Pope Francis, aged 88 What is a papal funeral and what happens when the Pope dies? When did Pope Francis become the pope and how long was he in the role for? Additionally, Saturday Kitchen Live, Mary Berry - Love to Cook, and Football Focus will all be moved over to BBC Two. Live coverage of the funeral is expected across all main TV news services, including BBC News Channel and Sky News. Additionally, the Vatican website and YouTube channel will have live coverage of the event.
Yahoo
01-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Alfie Boe says Michael Ball 'doesn't allow whistling backstage' due to superstition
Alfie Boe has revealed Michael Ball's strange theatre superstition and the 'ridiculous' thing people have to do if his backstage rule is broken. The pair recently released their sixth album together, titled Together At Home and are due to begin their 2025 tour later this month across 12 major UK arenas. Appearing on Saturday Kitchen Live today (March 1), Alfie told host Matt Tebbutt along with chefs Bryn Williams and Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed that Michael 'doesn't allow whistling backstage'. Heaven for Alfie! Click here to find Matt's recipe for this herb and ricotta ravioli and nutmeg buttered leeks: — SaturdayKitchen (@SaturdayKitchen) March 1, 2025 Alfie shared: 'Back in the day, stage crew used to be sailors. When sailors weren't at sea, they'd come to work in theatres because they knew how to rig scenery, like they'd rig the masks and things, so they knew how to do that. 'The way they communicated on board ships was by whistling to each other so they did that in theatres. 'So if you whistle backstage, the superstition is a piece of scenery will come flying in.' When Alfie was asked what Michael "makes him do" if he's caught whistling, he responded: 'Oh my goodness he does this ridiculous thing, he says you have go out of the room, turn around three times, swear, spit, knock on the door and asked to be let back in.' He joked: 'I've done it so many times.' Alfie continued: 'The problem is, I'm at home in my apartment and I'm walking around the house and I'm just about to whistle and I'm like 'I can't whistle'.' Elsewhere on the BBC cooking programme, Alfie admitted he doesn't have any pre-show rituals but Michael does (and it includes a very sweet gesture). Recommended reading: What time are the Brit Awards on TV tonight? How to watch 2025 ceremony 'Disappointed' Gogglebox fans slam new Channel 4 series saying 'so weird' He explained: 'We do this hand slap. We do this clap high five thing before we go on and then he's at one side of the stage and I'm at the other and we have our earpieces in. 'And we always whisper to each other just before we walk out on stage, we always whisper 'love you, love you too'.' Alfie Boe and Michael Ball's Together At Home UK tour beings on March 29 at Cardiff's Utilita Arena.
