The broadcaster has announced further cancelations to it's flagship shows following the death of The Queen
Emmerdale, Loose Women and Lorraine have been pulled from air today as ITV confirms further cancelations to it's flagship shows following the news of Queen Elizabeth II’s death.
In accordance with the intricate plan for the Queen 's death, Operation London Bridge, the nation will see a number of changes over the coming days. This includes everything from what we see on TV to sporting events. Since the news of the Queen's death both ITV and BBC have been making some major changes to their usual schedules to allow for extensive coverage of the monumental event.
However, other flagship shows including Good Morning Britain and Coronation Street will air as normal. Good Morning Britain, This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby will also still be ok, with a special feature including stories and memories from people who encountered The Queen during her reign, at 11am.
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