BBC, ITV and S4C Secure Six Nations Rugby until 2025
BBC, ITV and S4C have secured the rights to one of rugby’s greatest championships, the Six Nations Championships.
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BBC Three to broadcast Eurovision 2022 Semi-Finals
Scott Mills and Rylan Clark will be on commentary duty on BBC Three, overseeing proceedings and bringing viewers back in the UK all the action live from the PalaOlimpico Arena in Turin, Italy.
Romesh Ranganathan to Star in Self-written Comedy ‘Avoidance’ on BBC One
Romesh Ranganathan stars in this warm and bittersweet comedy series about a man with severe conflict avoidance issues who is forced to change for the sake of his son.
BBC to Broadcast over 300 Hours of Live Beijing 2022 Coverage
The BBC will broadcast more than 300 hours of live coverage of Beijing 2022 across BBC One and BBC Two, with even more coverage available on BBC iPlayer, Red Button and the BBC Sport website.
Philomena Cunk Returns to BBC Two for New Series
Cunk On Earth will see Philomena Cunk attempting to unlock the mystery of human civilisation and discover humankind’s greatest achievements.
Dylan Moran to Write and Star in New BBC Two Comedy “Stuck”
Dylan Moran and Morgana Robinson set to star in new comedy series "Stuck", coming to BBC Two and BBC iPlayer in 2022.
Ofcom Approves Re-launch of BBC Three as TV Channel
UK media regulator, Ofcom, has approved the BBC's plans to return it's channel aimed at young adults, BBC Three, to linear television.
BBC Sport Breaks Records with Tokyo 2020 Coverage
With more viewers seeking out live and on-demand digital content than ever before, the number of online viewing requests for this year’s Games has beaten the 74.4m record set during the Olympic Games in Rio.
BBC to Air Extensive Euro 2020 Coverage
Gary Lineker, Gabby Logan, Eilidh Barbour and Mark Chapman will lead coverage across TV and Radio and will be joined by a host of former England, Scotland and Wales stars, including Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand, Alex Scott, Micah Richards, Ashley Williams, Mark Hughes, Shelley Kerr and James McFadden.
Audiences Return for the 2021 BBC Proms
The 2021 BBC Proms heralds a summer of live music on a scale not seen since before the pandemic, with audiences returning to the Royal Albert Hall.