The BBC said it has ‘moved in the schedules’ with new details to be confirmed ‘in due course’
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The BBC said it has ‘moved in the schedules’ with new details to be confirmed ‘in due course’
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A documentary about the life of Ozzy Osbourne, who died last month aged 76, has been dropped from the BBC’s TV schedule ahead of its planned debut on Monday (18 August).
The film, showing the last years of Ozzy's life, had been scheduled to be broadcast on Monday.
The planned broadcast was replaced by an episode of Fake Or Fortune?
Black Sabbath rocker died weeks after playing his final show with the band in his hometown of Birmingham
The one-hour film for BBC iPlayer and BBC One will air on Monday 18 August at 21:00 BST.
Osbourne’s legacy will be recognised by Brits during its annual award show on Saturday along with a tribute performance, fronted…
Rock icon died in July at the age of 76
