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For the Australasian television channel, see BBC UKTV.

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1997–2001	2001–2004	2004–2009	2009–2013	2013–2017	2017–present

1997–2001

The UKTV network was launched on 1 November 1997 when the preexisting UK Gold channel was joined by UK Style, UK Horizons and UK Arena. UKTV's original design was created by Lambie-Nairn, based on the BBC redesign from the previous month.

The Ident Zone - UKTV

2001–2004

Between November 2000 and May 2001, UKTV received an updated look by Lambie-Nairn on 7 May 2001.

Design Week: Lambie-Nairn branding for UKTV

2004–2009

On 8 March 2004, UKTV was relaunched with all its channels changing the prefix in their name from "UK" to "UKTV". The rebranding was done by Dunning Eley Jones, whose founders had worked on the network's previous identity.

2009–2013

Between 2007 and 2009, all of UKTV's channels were rebranded with individual names without their umbrella brand.

2013–present

2013–2017

Coinciding with its 21st birthday, UKTV unveiled a new logo on 18 March 2013.

2017–present

The logo was modified slightly in 2017. On 11 June 2019, Discovery, Inc. took full control of Good Food, Home, and Really. BBC Studios took full control of the rest of the UKTV channels on the same day.

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UKTV

Part of BBC Studios

Other brands:
UKTV Play

Former channels:
Divested¹: Good Food (+1, HD) | Home (+1) | Really
Defunct: UK Horizons

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

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BBC

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

Nations:
BBC Scotland | BBC Cymru Wales | BBC Northern Ireland

Defunct: BBC South East (former)

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BBC Studios

Part of BBC

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UKTV

Part of BBC Studios

Other brands:
UKTV Play

Former channels:
Divested¹: Good Food (+1, HD) | Home (+1) | Really
Defunct: UK Horizons

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

Defunct: BBC Prime | BBC World Service Television | BBC Japan | BBC Mundo | BBC Kids

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

Other Radio Operations: BBC Music Introducing | BBC Sounds

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BBC News

Part of BBC

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

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Discovery, Inc.

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TVN Discovery Polska

Part of Discovery, Inc. (formerly Grupa ITI and Scripps Networks Interactive)

Other ventures:
Platforma Canal+ (32%)¹ (nSport+) | Mango 24 | Player.pl | National newscast: Fakty

¹Joint venture with Canal+ Group and Liberty Global

Australia & New Zealand: 9Rush¹⁹ | Food Network | Living Channel | HGTV | Choice TV

Platforms: Eurosport Mobile | Eurosport.com | Eurosport Player | Eurosport Events | Eurosport Arabiya

¹Joint venture with Hasbro.
²Joint venture with Harpo Studios.
³Co-owned with Nexstar Media Group.
⁴Co-owned with Bell Media.
⁵Co-owned with Corus Entertainment.
⁶Co-owned with Holding Bethia.
⁷Joint venture with BBC Studios
⁸Minority owner. Joint venture with Altice.
⁹Minority owner. Joint venture with TF1.
¹⁰Owned by GRUPO KISS Media and operated by Discovery, Inc.
¹¹Co-owned with Canal+ Group
¹²Co-owned with Seven West Media
¹³Co-owned with Liberty Global.
¹⁴Joint venture with Source Interlink.
¹⁵Joint venture with ProSiebenSat.1 Media.
¹⁶Split from UKTV.
¹⁷Joint venture with National Media Group.
¹⁸Under license from WarnerMedia.
¹⁹Co-owned with Nine Entertainment Co.

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