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I know TCC continued as a feed for the Nordic channels for a couple of years after (for contractual reasons), which I think is what Cable & Wireless carried for a few months though I don't think that showed Batman, Dennis or Art Attack- the three shows they signpost as being "back tomorrow".

The website stayed up for years after the channel closed, I presume the schedule on there is the one the Nordic feed looped for 2 years:

web.archive.org 

It's a much more basic schedule with fewer programmes than was listed a couple of months earlier while the channel was still on air, especially the "bigger" shows:

web.archive.org 

I guess the Nordic feed was based around what they could get on the cheap to just be looping for 2 years until the contract expired, stuff like Sonic, Dennis, Art Attack, Batman, Felix the Cat etc. was probably too expensive for a bare bones service they probably didn't expect anyone to watch.

Edit: just spotted they had a separate schedule page for TCC Nordic, which was quite a fair bit different from the main TCC channel (including several shows that had moved to Trouble in the UK), still a lot more programmes than listed in the May 1998 (post-UK closure) schedule though.

web.archive.org 

Regarding the end of TCC, I've researched it quite extensively:

I've actually found info about the contract Cable and Wireless signed to continue carriage of TCC after the channel technically closed in 1998. Cable and Wireless continued to carry TCC "Nordic" videotape loop until Autumn 1998 (officially nationwide until 5th October 1998, but removed in some areas before then) this was when C&W announced TCC was replaced with Fox Kids.

From: www.worldradiohistory.com  (Satellite Times, See page 57, technically p59 on the PDF)

When the Children's Channel (TCC) disappeared from most of Europe on April 1, the Nordic version of the channel continued, via Norway's Thor 1 satellite. Britain's largest cable operator, Cable and Wireless, has also continued to carry the channel, by relaying the Nordic version. But that came to an end on May 25.

According to reports, Cable and Wireless has signed a special agreement with Flextech to allow it to carry TCC. The channel will be relayed to Cable and Wireless' cable headends via Intelsat 605 (27.5° west).

Other Links:
www.go-sweden.com 
www.telecompaper.com  (Paywall)
groups.google.com 

My article: regularcapital-audiovisual-research.fandom.com 


Relating to CITV/ITVX Kids, ITV regularly posts the monthly highlights on their press site.

Coming in March: Blippi Wonders, Pocoyo Series 2, Masha and the Bear Series 1, The Rubbish World of Dave Spud (new episodes), Deep in the Bowl (new episodes), Coop Troop (new episodes)

www.itv.com 

Also here's February's: www.itv.com