BBC Daytime launches ‘relevant, relatable and inspiring content’

BBC One Daytime has new formats and returning favourites for autumn and winter 2020.

“Relevant, relatable and inspiring content is the heartbeat of BBC Daytime programming, and this mix of new offerings aims to buoy viewers looking for trustworthy and entertaining television.” – Carla-Maria Lawson, Head of Daytime and Early Peak

The Beeb has announced a range of new formats and titles for BBC One Daytime, which see Kym Marsh, Ashley John Baptiste and Dom Littlewood all returning to the schedule, alongside a new addition to BBC Two with Sabrina Grant.

In the mornings on BBC One, Dom Littlewood examines the booming home delivery industry, tracing the journey of online orders. Moment Of Proof brings true-crime documentary to BBC Daytime, telling the stories of police investigations centred around the moment where detectives realise they’ve cracked the case.

Returning for a second run is For Love Or Money, presented by Kym Marsh and Ashley John Baptiste and investigating online ‘romance fraud’ which has soared during lockdown. This follows a successful first series last year, which also played out on BBC One prime time in March.

The new formats for afternoons on BBC Two include Saved And Remade, where a team of experts who rework items of sentimental value into desirable contemporary pieces, and My Unique B&B, featuring aspiring B&B hosts keen to earn a bit of extra cash by transforming their spare outdoor spaces into exceptional holiday rentals.

“The commissions come from suppliers based in Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow, Salford and London.” – BBC