British Soap Awards To Air On Tuesday Following ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Final Move

'BGT' will now air in its place.

The British Soap Awards will no longer air live on Saturday (3 June), as originally planned, following a change in ITV’s schedule.

The broadcaster has moved the ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ final forward by 24 hours, to prevent it from clashing with the Ariana Grande Manchester benefit concert.

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Phillip Schofield will host the ceremony
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While the Soap Awards will still take place on Saturday, fans will have to wait to find out who was triumphant.

The revised timetable for the three events is as follows:

  • ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Final: Saturday 3 June at 7.30pm, ITV.
  • Ariana Grande ‘One Love Manchester’ Concert: Sunday 4 June at 6pm, BBC One.
  • British Soap Awards: Tuesday 6 June at 8pm, ITV.

It’s not just broadcasters who have worked with Ariana’s team to make sure the concert can go ahead, as Manchester United FC have also moved the kickoff time for Michael Carrick’s testimonial match.

Ariana will be joined by a number of other A-list stars at the concert, which takes place at the Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground, including Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus.

The Black Eyed Peas were added to the line-up on Wednesday (31 May), while Niall Horan, Justin Bieber and Coldplay are also among those taking to the stage.

TV's Longest Serving Soap Stars
Bill Roache(01 of15)
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Played: Ken Barlow (1960 - Present, 'Coronation Street')

William, or Bill as he's known, was one of the original stars in Tony Warren's series. In the decades since, we've seen his character marry four different women, though Deirdre Barlow will always be his soulmate.
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Adam Woodyatt(02 of15)
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Played: Ian Beale (1985 - Present, 'EastEnders')

Not only is Ian the longest-serving 'EastEnders' character, but he's also the most married, following five ceremonies - though he did marry Jane twice.
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Chrisopher Chittell(03 of15)
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Played: Eric Pollard (1986 - Present, 'Emmerdale')

Pollard has been at the centre of many big storylines, but none were more touching than his - often hilarious -relationship with Val.
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Eileen Derbyshire(04 of15)
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Played: Emily Bishop (1960 - Present, 'Coronation Street')

Emily is the longest-standing female character in 'Corrie', and though she's taken a handful of breaks from the soap, actress Eileen has always returned to t'cobbles.
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Pam St Clement(05 of15)
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Played: Pat Butcher (1986 - 2012, 2016, 'EastEnders')

We thought we'd seen the last of Pat in 2012, when she was killed off in emotional scenes. Little did we know, she'd be back for Peggy Mitchell's farewell.
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Barbara Knox(06 of15)
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Played: Rita Tanner (1964, 1972 - Present, 'Coronation Street')

After making a brief appearance in 1964, Barbara returned to the soap just under a decade later.
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Richard Thorp(07 of15)
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Played: Alan Turner (1982 - 2013, 'Emmerdale')

Richard made his last appearance in the soap in July 2013, and his character was killed off, off-screen, three months later. Sadly, the actor then died in late October.
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Betty Driver(08 of15)
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Played: Betty Williams (1969 - 2011, 'Coronation Street')

Hotpot, anyone?
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Wendy Richard(09 of15)
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Played: Pauline Fowler (1985 - 2006, 'EastEnders')

The formidable Pauline was one of Walford's most-loved matriarchs.
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Stan Richards(10 of15)
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Played: Seth Armstrong (1978 - 2003, 2004, 'Emmerdale')

The role was at first a bit part but due to Stan's popularity, he stayed in the Dales. And it simply wouldn't have been the same without him.
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Steve McFadden(11 of15)
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Played: Phil Mitchell (1990 - 2003, 2005 - Present)

Steve was honoured for his work on the soap at the 2016 British Soap Awards, where he received the Outstanding Achievement Award.
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Sheila Mercier(12 of15)
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Played: Annie Sugden (1972 - 1994, 1995, 1996, 2009, 'Emmerdale')

What would Annie make of what her grandsons Robert and Andy are getting up to at the moment?
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Helen Worth(13 of15)
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Played: Gail Platt (1974, 1975 - Present, 'Coronation Street')

Over the years, Gail has had to deal with many unexpected moments, and Tina O'Brien's (pictured) teen pregnancy was just one of many that hit headlines.
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Clive Horby(14 of15)
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Played: Jack Sugden (1980 - 2008, 'Emmerdale')

Between 1972 and 1976, the role was played by actor Andrew Burt, but Clive made it his own when he arrived in the Dales.
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June Brown(15 of15)
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Played: Dot Cotton (1985 - 1993, 1997 - 2012, 2013 - Present)

Words cannot even express how grateful we are to have Dot in the Square.
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