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Channel 4 have announced that they will be airing a special documentary on the day of The Queen's funeral.The schedule change will include the 1953 documentary A Queen Is Crowned which shows the day of Queen Elizabeth II's coronations.The state funeral will be aired across BBC and ITV concurrently.READ MORE: Full list of UK theme parks opened and closed for Queen Elizabeth II's funeralThe broadcaster has also announced that they will be airing two extended editions of Channel 4 News as well as the 1943 Vera Lynn film We'll Meet Again.A Channel 4 spokesman said: "On the day Britain says farewell to its longest serving monarch, Channel 4 will be airing A Queen Is Crowned, the classic 1953 documentary about her coronation, so that viewers can experience both the beginning and end of her remarkable reign."Following the service, Channel 4 will also broadcast two extended editions of Channel 4 News as well as the 1943 Vera Lynn film, We'll Meet Again."On Monday (September 19) the broadcaster will also join in the two minutes silence that will take place when the funeral ends just before noon. From 8:30pm onwards the channel will be back to normal showing Jamie's One Pan Wonders, First Dates and Walter Presents: Sisterhood.The Queen sadly passed away last Thursday (September 8) and her funeral is set to take place on Monday.

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Sweeten up your celebration! Culinary star Jamie Oliver showed Us how to bake the perfect lemon cheesecake to impress your guests this Easter holiday.

Jamie Oliver is incredibly busy right now following the launch of his latest book, Jamie's One Pan Wonders, and it meant he missed a special occasion.READ: Jamie Oliver, Stacey Solomon and more stars share the home money-saving tips we all needThe chef's father turned 69 on Friday, and while Jamie couldn't celebrate with him in person, he did share a stunning childhood photo of himself and his brother with their dad. In the photo, the boys, who looked identical, were being cradled by father who was wearing a waterproof coat.WATCH: Jamie Oliver shares extremely candid throwback video with his familyOther photos saw Jamie's sons with their grandfather and other childhood memories, including his father helping him blow the candles out on a cake shaped like a train.DISCOVER: Jamie Oliver's 5 quick and easy Back to School lunch ideas for kidsSEE: Jools Oliver appears in incredible family photo amid secret health battleIn a touching caption, the star penned: "A massive Happy Birthday to my wonderful Dad.

WE hope you can stomach more Jamie Oliver because Channel 4 are about to plate up two servings of the celebrity chef. It comes after he ended his exclusive contract with the broadcaster earlier this year following a 20-year association.