SKY Glass and Sky Stream customers can expect to find 19 more channels on their TV from next week.
The changes will bring the line-up even more in line with the firm’s satellite options on Sky Q and Sky+HD.
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From April 11, viewers will finally be able to switch to alternative versions of BBC One and BBC Two.
And they’ll all be available in HD too.
It means you’ll find different regions and nations of both channels in the 900s of your electronic programme guide.
The schedule is largely the same as your main BBC One and BBC Two channels, but it’s ideal if you want to watch alternative regional programmes.
So if you live far away from your home town, maybe you want to catch the local 6.30pm news on BBC One once in a while?
It’s ideal if you live in a border region and want to switch the news up too.
Or maybe you want to watch a different region’s political show?
You also get slightly different programmes on BBC Two, with access to an England, Wales and Northern Ireland version no matter where you live in the UK.
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Sky’s satellite line-up has long had this option so it’s a welcome move for those on new internet-based TV products.
It all comes after the BBC made its regional TV services available in HD for every region on satellite for the first time on the prime 101 channel earlier this year.
The full list of channels and numbers on Sky Glass and Sky Stream are as follows:
- BBC One Lon HD – 951
- BBC One NE&C HD – 952
- BBC One North West HD – 953
- BBC One Yorks HD – 954
- BBC One Yk&Li HD – 955
- BBC One West Midlands HD – 956
- BBC One East Midlands HD – 957
- BBC One East HD – 958
- BBC One South East HD – 959
- BBC One West HD – 960
- BBC One South HD – 961
- BBC One South West HD – 962
- BBC One Channel Island HD – 963
- BBC One HD Scotland – 964
- BBC One HD Wales – 965
- BBC One HD N.Ireland – 966
- BBC Two HD – 967
- BBC Two Wales HD – 968
- BBC Two NI HD – 969
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