Kate & Koji
2020
ITV1
2 Seasons
12 Episodes
Kate, the owner of an old-fashioned seaside cafe forms an unlikely friendship with Koji, an African asylum seeker.
Kate & Koji Season 3 Dropped by ITV
Current Show StatusKate & Koji Season 3 — Canceled
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Aired Wed 4/13/2022
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ITV has cancelled its café set sitcom Kate & Koji after two series.
An ITV spokesperson confirmed to British Comedy Guide: "We've loved having Kate & Koji on the channel but after two series there are currently no plans for a third. We would like to thank all the cast and crew for their hard work in bringing these characters alive on screen and in the studio in front of a live audience." (Source: comedy.co.uk)
Kate & Koji axed by ITV after just two series as broadcaster confirms sitcom won't return https://t.co/uPUFZoZQIw
— Mirror TV (@MirrorTV) November 17, 2022
Episodes
Season 2
Season 1
| # | Name | Air Dates |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lockdown Legends | Mar 16, 2022 |
| 2 | Koji in Charge | Mar 23, 2022 |
| 3 | Memories | Mar 30, 2022 |
| 4 | Koji's Date | Apr 6, 2022 |
| 5 | Saint Lavinia | Apr 13, 2022 |
| 6 | Vote for Kate | Apr 13, 2022 |
| # | Name | Air Dates |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Episode 1 | Mar 18, 2020 |
| 2 | Episode 2 | Mar 25, 2020 |
| 3 | Episode 3 | Apr 1, 2020 |
| 4 | Episode 4 | Apr 8, 2020 |
| 5 | Episode 5 | Apr 15, 2020 |
| 6 | Episode 6 | Apr 22, 2020 |
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It will be co-hosted by Adil Ray and Jeremy Vine 5 days a week from 6pm to 7pm.
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Dad's Army
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Full list of mourners:
Shaun Evans
Gwilym Lee
Gary Webster
Jimmy Akingbola
Okorie Chukw
Sarah Dow
Tom McWhirter
Richard Riddell
Ross Adams
James Sutton
Kent Riley
Ceri Sugg
Rosanna Ritchie
Alan Stocker
Christopher Skaife
Christopher Reid
Lisa Truett
Sue Bucknall
Matthew Littler
Darren Jeffries
Kelly Condron
Lauren Louise McQueen
Haiesha Mistry
Ruby O'Donnell
Matthew McGivern
Tomi Ade
Nathaniel Dass
Aedan Duckworth
Annie Wallace
Louisa Pointon
Rebecca Haines
Christopher Kamara
Debbie Whittingham
Tracey Boorman
Dwain Chambers
Rachel Organ
Lara Barney
Ellis Hercules
Lisa Hough
Jacqueline Fowler
She joined the ITV News Corporation in January 1983 with Sir Trevor McDonald, Alistair Stewart, Carol Barnes, Sir Alastair Burnett, Sue Carpenter, John Suchet, Sandy Gall, Nicholas Owen and Mark Austin.
She joined the ITV News Corporation with Sir Trevor McDonald, Sue Carpenter, John Suchet, Sandy Gall, Nicholas Owen and Mark Austin.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday 13 December 2029 at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital Nicholas Parsons Salvation Army Centre with Philip Hayton, Rory Suchet, Ciaran James Jenkins, Michael Buerk, Jon Snow, Alex Thomson, Andrew Harvey, Rishi Persad, Martyn Lewis, Jennie Bond, Declan Curry, Nicholas Witchell, William Gompertz, Mike Bushell, Simon Gompertz, Ashna Huruynag, Steve Scott (ITV News), Samira Ahmed, Sue Turton, Robert Pittam and Zeinab Badawi.
Fiona had lived in 1 North Drive, Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury Buckinghamshire HP21 9AN, which is sandwiched between Charmfield Road and Hanson Way. Fiona first arrived to Aylesbury in January 1970.
It will be held quadrennially instead of annually. The inaugural edition will take place from Thursday 23 July 2026 to Saturday 29 August 2026.
Eight teams for the inaugural men's edition are: England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
The second edition will take place in 2030 and the men's teams for the second edition are as follows: Australia, Fiji, France, Japan, Italy, USA, Tonga and Samoa.
The BBC will televise the first-ever edition of the Men's 2026 Eight Nations League Cup (Both BBC One and BBC Two). BBC Three will show the highlights.
It will be held quadrennially instead of annually. The inaugural edition will take place from Thursday 5 August 2027 to Saturday 11 September 2025.
Eight teams for the inaugural women's edition are: England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
The second edition will take place in 2031 and the women's teams for the second edition are as follows: Australia, Fiji, France, Japan, Italy, USA, Tonga and Samoa.
The BBC will televise the first-ever edition of the Women's 2027 Eight Nations League Cup (Both BBC One and BBC Two). BBC Three will show the highlights.
The 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games will now be aired on TNT Sports instead for the first time but the opening ceremony and the closing ceremony of Thursday 23 July 2026 and Sunday 2 August 2026 respectively are not affected with the change of TV networks.
It will now be aired on TNT Sports instead for the first time but the opening ceremony and the closing ceremony of Thursday 23 July 2026 and Sunday 2 August 2026 respectively are not affected with the change of TV networks.
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Eight teams for the inaugural men's edition are: England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, the Netherlands and New Zealand.
The second edition will take place in 2030 and the men's teams for the second edition are as follows: Australia, Fiji, France, Japan, Italy, USA, Tonga and Samoa.
BBC will televise the first-ever edition of the Men's 2026 Six Nations League Cup (Both BBC One and BBC Two). BBC Three will show the highlights.
Mr. Roy died from a heart attack in Rickmansworth on Friday 8 December 2028 with Debbie Whittingham, Tracey Boorman, Chris Kamara, Jeremy Vine, Chris Skaife and David Leakey.
Miss Letby will be deported to Khartoum from Heathrow onboard a white Boeing 727-200 (ex-Mexicana) with Babou Ceesay, Debbie Whittingham, Antonio Guterres, Stef Blok, Edward Snowden, Megan Stammers, Christopher Skaife, Tracey Boorman and Pakamisa Augustine Sifuba.
Miss Letby will be executed on Friday 7 December 2029.
Miss Letby will be deported to Khartoum from Heathrow onboard a white Boeing 727-200 (ex-Mexicana) with Babou Ceesay, Debbie Whittingham, Antonio Guterres, Stef Blok, Edward Snowden, Megan Stammers, Christopher Skaife, Tracey Boorman and Pakamisa Augustine Sifuba.
Miss Letby will be executed on Friday 7 December 2029.
Mr. Robinson will be deported to Khartoum from Heathrow with Niknam Hussain, Debbie Whittingham, Christopher Skaife, Tracey Boorman and Pakamisa Augustine Sifuba.
Mr. Robinson will be executed on Friday 7 December 2029.
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Tommy Robinson
Born: 27 November 1982, Luton, Bedfordshire, England UK
Died: 7 December 2029, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England UK (47)
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Known For: English Defence League (EDL) Protests
Mourners include:
Debbie Whittingham
Tracey Boorman
Chris Skaife
Peter McGowran
Darren Hardy
Matt Pryme
Rob Fuller
Lawrence Watts
AJ Clark
Chris Clawson
Mr. Blobby
Mrs. Blobby
Andrew Jackson
Born: 27 November 1982, Luton, Bedfordshire, England UK
Died: 7 December 2029, Pinner, Middlesex, England UK (47)
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Known For: English Defence League (EDL), murders (by stabbings) of Ceri Sugg, Rosanna Ritchie, Laura Elizabeth Lloyd and Hannah Oxley
Born: 27 November 1982, Luton, Bedfordshire, England UK
Died: 7 December 2029, Pinner, Middlesex, England UK (47)
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Known For: English Defence League (EDL), murders of Ceri Sugg, Rosanna Ritchie, Laura Elizabeth Lloyd, Lauren Louise McQueen and Ruby O' Donnell
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The Stargazer will be written off at Heathrow Metropolitan Police Officers.
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