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This is a list of British television related events from 2002.
13 October – Sahara with Michael Palin (2002)
Date | Channel |
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11 February | CBBC |
CBeebies | |
2 March | BBC Four |
4 July | Avago |
22 July | Nicktoons TV |
24 September | Chart Show TV |
10 October | Reality TV |
14 October | CNX |
30 October | The Hits |
UK History | |
31 October | Solent TV |
TMF | |
5 December | NASN |
9 December | Sky One Mix |
13 December | E! Europe |
Date | Channel |
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22 January | UTV2 |
2 March | BBC Knowledge |
8 April | Shop! |
30 April | Granada Breeze |
Tara Television | |
12 May | ITV Sport Channel |
30 September | Play UK |
31 December | F1 Digital+ |
Date | Old Name | New Name |
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20 May | Challenge TV | Challenge? |
1 July | Sky Premier/MovieMax/Cinema | Sky Movies Premier/Max/Cinema |
16 September | Channel 5 | Five |
30 September | ITN News Channel | ITV News Channel |
Show | Moved from | Moved to |
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Dig and Dug | Channel 4 | Five |
Ky's Boomerang | ITV | Boomerang |
Blockbusters | Sky1 | Challenge |
Knightmare | Sci-Fi Channel | |
You Bet! | ITV | |
Wheel of Fortune | ||
Looney Tunes / Merrie Melodies | BBC Two/CBBC | |
The Fairly OddParents! | Nickelodeon | BBC One |
SpongeBob SquarePants | ITV | |
As Told by Ginger |
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