What channels can I get?
The various digital TV platforms – terrestrial, satellite, cable and broadband – offer different line-ups of TV channels and radio stations.
Listed below are the main BBC channels available on all platforms. All operators offer additional channels: check their websites for their full current line-up.
BBC TV channels
The following are available free (without paying a subscription) on digital terrestrial television (DTT) and free satellite, and are included in basic subscription packages from other operators on satellite, cable and broadband.
BBC ONE: a broad range of top-quality programmes that bring the nation together to share great moments.
BBC One website
BBC TWO: combines factual-based content that gets under the skin of the real world with inventive comedy and distinctive drama.
BBC Two website
BBC THREE: for the younger audience, with an innovative mix of comedy, entertainment, music, drama and news.
BBC Three website
BBC FOUR: adventures for curious minds. Intellectual and cultural enrichment, balancing documentary, performance, music, film and topical features.
BBC Four website
BBC NEWS: whenever you need to know. 24 hour rolling news channel with up to the minute coverage from all around the world.
BBC News website
CBEEBIES: thinking big for little people. Encourages pre-school children to learn through play in a secure and enriching environment.
BBC CBeebies website
CBBC: encourages children from 7 to 11 to embrace the world around them, learn new skills and develop new interests.
CBBC website
BBC PARLIAMENT: the only channel in Britain dedicated to political life, offering live coverage from across the UK.
BBC Parliament website
Radio stations
Line-ups on all digital TV platforms include all the BBC stations.
BBC 6 MUSIC: BBC live music sessions from the past 30 years and presenters with an ear for new talent.
BBC 6 Music website
BBC RADIO 7: comedy, drama and entertainment for all ages. From 2pm to 5pm, BBC Radio 7 broadcasts CBeebies radio.
BBC Radio 7 website
BBC 1XTRA: the sister station of Radio 1, playing the best in new Black music.
BBC 1Xtra website