MUMBAI: With a little over two months left for 2005 to get over, UK pubcaster The BBC has announced that its new and improved show 2005 TV Moments returns at the end of the year. For the first time in the show's history, all the winners are to be voted for solely by the television viewing public.

By logging on to bbc.co.uk/tvmoments from today 24 October 2005 British viewers will able to vote for their favourite television moments of the past ten months. From y 21 November 2005 viewers will be able to start voting for November through to December programmes.

From comedy to sport, and from entertainment to news, this annual retrospective celebrates those small screen moments which have become the talking point of an entire nation. There are six categories in all and viewers will be given four TV Moments to choose between in each.

The categories are: January– February; March–April; May–June; July–August; September-October; and November–December. Viewers will also be given the choice of voting for their ultimate Golden TV Moment for the past year.

The nominations so far include Celebrity Big Brother on Channel 4 and Dad on BBC Two. This took a look at the discomfort of growing old, the burden of having parents staying in one's house, and the diminishing dignity from one generation to the next. Perhaps the most famous moment happened on BBC News when Prince Charles called media reporters "those bloody people" and rounds on anchor Nicholas Witchell during a photocall. What he doesn't realise is that he can be overheard.