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HBO Max UK and Ireland launch date confirmed
The service brings together original commissions from HBO and major new films from Warner Bros. alongside hit series and films from the firm’s back catalogue.
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Warner Bros Discovery reenters talks with Paramount
Paramount’s chances of buying Warner Bros Discovery have possibly improved after WBD’s board agreed to re-open talks with the studio.
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BBC’s Big Cats 24/7 set to return
Filmed in Botswana’s Okavango Delta by the BBC’s Natural History Film Unit, series two features a mix of returning and new human and big cat characters, including cheetah Pobe, leopard Lediba, lioness Serami.
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Science Museum to mark Star Trek’s 60th anniversary
Star Trek’s 60th anniversary is being honoured by the UK’s Science Museum with a season of special events, including screenings of the franchise’s thirteen films.
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Amazon MX Player launches on Whale TV
The service’s offering includes a wide range of popular originals, hit web series, movies, and international titles available in local languages, and all accessible without a subscription.
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Maggie Aderin-Pocock to host BBC’s Artemis II podcast
The BBC’s space podcast, 13 Minutes, will be running a special season discussing NASA’s Artemis II mission – the first mission since 1972 to send humans around the Moon. Exact dates for the 10 day…
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BBC to make further £600m in cuts
The savings, which are in addition to an existing reduction of £500m over the past three years, will likely result in job losses and cuts to content.
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Warner Bros Discovery reenters talks with Paramount
Paramount’s chances of buying Warner Bros Discovery have possibly improved after WBD’s board agreed to re-open talks with the studio.
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How to get free Apple TV from EE, BT and Barclays
The iPad and iPhone maker’s video streaming service offers a growing selection of exclusive high-end dramas, comedies and films.
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How to get free Disney+ in the UK – round up of the latest offers
For those looking to save on their streaming bills, several major brands are currently offering free access to Disney+.
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How to sign up to the standalone Prime Video plan on Amazon UK
As well as the regular ‘full fat’ version of Prime, Amazon also offers a standalone Prime Video option costing £5.99 per month.















