Channel 4
British free-to-air television channel
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2025 | Channel 4 planned to broadcast Get Millie Black, Candy: A Death in Texas, and Long Bright River. |
2025 | Channel 4 planned to broadcast series like 'Candy: A Death in Texas' and 'Patience', continuing its long-standing tradition of diverse and innovative television programming. |
2025 | Highlight shows for American races to be presented from a new facility, starting with the Miami Grand Prix. |
April 9 2025 | Channel 4 sells its YouTube animation channel Mashed to Spud Gun Studios, an animation studio formed by Mashed's creators. |
April 2025 | Alex Mahon announced her stepping down as CEO of Channel 4, to be succeeded on an interim basis by Jonathan Allan. |
2025 | Alex Jacques presents sprint qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, including a tribute to Jordan. |
2025 | Alex Jacques continues as lead commentator and relief presenter. |
2025 | Eddie Jordan concluded his role with Channel 4 F1 upon his death |
2025 | Channel 4 planned to air dramas including Get Millie Black and Patience. |
February 25 2025 | Tom Carr guides Chorley to a convincing 4-0 win against Farsley Celtic. |
January 2025 | Isabel Webster joins the Channel 4 News presenting team |
January 18 2025 | Corey McKeown and Glen Taylor help Spennymoor Town achieve a dominant 7-0 victory over Rushall Olympic. |
2024 | Channel 4 announced plans to relaunch F1 programme with new features, increased focus on sustainability, and innovative studio locations. |
2024 | Ruth Buscombe joins the team as a strategy analyst. |
2024 | Channel 4 scheduled upcoming dramas such as Brian and Maggie, The Gathering, Queenie, Person of Interest, and Truelove. |
December 21 2024 | Callum Stewart again leads Leamington to a 4-1 win, this time against Curzon Ashton. |
December 10 2024 | Paul Blackett leads South Shields to an overwhelming 7-0 victory against Rushall Olympic. |
November 26 2024 | Tom Peers helps Chester secure a 3-1 win over Oxford City. |
November 9 2024 | Cian Coleman plays in Buxton's 2-3 loss against Scunthorpe United. |
November 5 2024 | Michael Gyasi leads Peterborough Sports to a 3-1 victory over Alfreton Town. |
October 26 2024 | Tom Elliott helps Buxton achieve a stunning 7-1 win against Needham Market. |
September 24 2024 | Callum Stewart leads Leamington to a decisive 4-1 victory over Oxford City. |
January 29 2024 | Channel Four Television Corporation announces plans to close all channels in The Box Plus Network by the end of the year, citing lack of revenue and public value. |
2023 | Jolyon Palmer becomes a co-commentator for the broadcast team. |
2023 | Formula E Unplugged begins broadcasting on Channel 4 |
2023 | Late Night Lycett television show premiered. |
2023 | Channel 4 broadcast new dramas including Becoming Elizabeth, Consent, The Light in the Hall, and Partygate. |
2023 | Channel 4 aired 'The Change' television series. |
July 2023 | Channel 4 confirmed contract extension with Sky for Formula One coverage up to and including the 2026 season. |
June 14 2023 | Official unveiling of new Channel 4 idents at 18:55 BST, featuring a short film with 25 ident films narrated by a specially commissioned poem by John Joseph Holt. The ident package consists of 5 idents using 25 filmed pieces, created by 4creative in collaboration with Art Practice and Love Song, with themes of Identity, The Land, System, Release, and Love. |
January 2023 | Michelle Donelan confirmed that plans to sell Channel 4 were scrapped, and the channel would remain in public ownership. |
2022 | Krishnan Guru-Murthy is appointed as Lead presenter of Channel 4 News |
2022 | Esme Wren appointed as the editor of Channel 4 News. |
2022 | Ben Edwards joins F1TV Live for selected races and the British Grand Prix, substituting for Jacques. |
2022 | Alice Powell and Ariana Bravo join the broadcast team as analysts and paddock reporters/interviewers. |
2022 | HSBC UK became the current sponsor of Channel 4's Formula 1 coverage following the Bristol Street Motors and Macklin Motors sponsorship period. |
2022 | Channel 4 transitioned F1 content output to be shared through the C4Sport Twitter and YouTube channel, discontinuing the dedicated @C4F1 account. |
2022 | National Comedy Awards returned to Channel 4. |
2022 | Formula E and TCR UK begin broadcasting on Channel 4 |
2022 | Broadcast of significant documentaries including 'David Baddiel: Jews Don't Count', 'Ghislaine Maxwell: The Making of a Monster', and 'Hitler: The Lost Tapes'. |
2022 | Channel 4 continued its diverse drama programming with series like The Undeclared War, Suspect, and Somewhere Boy. |
2022 | Channel 4 aired 'The Favourite' and 'The Personal History of David Copperfield' films. |
2022 | Channel 4 aired 'Screw' television series. |
2022 | The Big Breakfast is revived for a new run. |
November 2 2022 | Channel 4 began soft launching a new branding look, replacing existing bumpers and trailer stings with a new set featuring a green (initially white) Channel 4 logo in gradient-coloured 3D spaces. |
October 2022 | Channel 4 confirmed continuation of highlights and live Silverstone coverage for 2023. |
September 2022 | Don't Hug Me I'm Scared animated series began airing and continues to present. |
June 29 2022 | E4 Extra launches, and 4Music replaces Box Hits on Freesat and Sky, reverting to a full-time music channel. |
June 4 2022 | Channel 4 shows live coverage of the England football team for the first time, as part of a two-year deal covering UEFA Nations League, European Qualifiers, and International Friendlies. |
April 2022 | Discussions about the potential sale of Channel 4 were acknowledged by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, with Channel 4's CEO Alex Mahon expressing disappointment. |
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