Thread: General BBC considers bid for the rest of UKTV
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Old 29-09-2018, 13:12   #12
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Re: BBC considers bid for the rest of UKTV
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
So it looks like the BBC will acquire the drama channels (including Dave, Gold and Drama) and Discovery the lifestyle channels (including Good Food and Home).
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/b...plit-ccg2k52xc
I hope that BBC ensures that Drama has an HD offering. I would be more inclined to watch it.

I recorded The White Princess, but being in standard definition, it is not so pleasant to watch on a larger screen and this spoilt it for me.
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