'Revelatory and personal, the journey will uncover black figures throughout the ages who have been overlooked from the pages of British history and school textbooks.'
August 28, 2020 - 11:01 BST Francesca Shillcock ITV has announced plans to mark Black History Month with a series of new programmes from comedy to factual.
Sorry I Didn't Know Sorry I Didn't Know is a new panel show coming to ITV. The programme aims to tease and test the players and audiences level of knowledge of untold stories and unsung heroes.
The synopsis reads:"Short animated stories of children’s real-life experiences of racism, interesting facts and top experts all feature to address questions from children across the UK and break down the science behind our diverse human race."Unsaid Stories Unsaid Stories aired throughout this month, but if you missed the drama series the first time, the show is available for catch up on the ITV Hub.
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