BBC News (international)

Revision as of 20:35, 30 August 2016



1995–1997	1997–2008	2008–present

BBC World

1995–1997

BBC World Service Television was split into BBC World and BBC Prime on January 7, 1995.

1997–2008

On 9 November 1997, BBC switched its corporate logo and launched its domestic news channel BBC News 24. The two channels used the same idents, but with different logos underneath.

BBC World News

2008–present

As part of a complete graphical overhaul of BBC News, the channel changed its name to BBC World News on 21 April 2008. On 18 March 2013, BBC World News moved to New Broadcasting House, London.

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BBC

UK TV:
BBC One (NI | SC | WA) | (England: E | EM | L | M | NE&C | NW | S | SE | SW | W | Y | Y&L) | Defunct: L&SE
BBC Two (NI | WA) | Defunct: SC | (England: E | EM | L | L&SE | M | NE&C | NW | S | SE | SW | W | Y&L)
CBBC/BBC Three | CBeebies/BBC Four | BBC News | BBC Parliament | BBC Scotland | BBC Alba

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BBC News

Part of the BBC

Emergency Bulletins: London & South East | London, South & South East Today | South & South East Today

Defunct: Newsroom South East | South Today (Oxford)

Nations:
Scotland: Reporting Scotland | An Là | The Nine
Wales: Wales Today | Newyddion
Northern Ireland: Newsline

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BBC Studios

Part of the BBC

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UKTV

Part of BBC Studios

Other brands:
UKTV Play (Full Throttle | Heroes | Laughs | Uncovered)

Former channels:
Divested¹: Good Food | Home | Really

Defunct: CCXTV | Good Food | Play UK | UK Horizons

Notes:
¹All UKTV lifestyle channels were fully-acquired by Discovery, Inc., which formerly had a half stake of UKTV until 2019.

Other assets:
BBC Select | BritBox⁴ | BBC Studios Home Entertainment | BBC Studios Distribution | Demon Music Group

Notes
¹50.01% owned by the BBC, 49.99% owned by AMC Networks.
²80% owned by Corus Entertainment, 20% owned by the BBC.
³Co-owned by Sony Pictures Networks India.
⁴Co-owned by ITV plc.
⁵Formerly a joint venture with The Times Group, which is now its sole owner.

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-As part of a complete graphical overhaul of BBC News, the channel changed its name to [[BBC World News]] on April 21, 2008. On 18 March, 2013, BBC World News moved to New Broadcasting House, London.
+As part of a complete graphical overhaul of BBC News, the channel changed its name to [[BBC World News]] on 21 April 2008. On 18 March 2013, BBC World News moved to New Broadcasting House, London.
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Changes: BBC News (international)

Revision as of 20:35, 30 August 2016

BBC World

1995–1997

1997–2008

BBC World News

2008–present