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April 24 2025 Sky Atlantic scheduled to air the series Penelope, marking a new programming addition to the network's lineup.
April 22 2025 Sky Max premieres 'Joe Lycett's United States Of Birmingham'
2025 Planned premiere of 'The Dyers' Caravan Park'
2025 Planned premiere of 'Big Zuu & AJ Tracey's Seriously Rich Flavours' mid-year
2025 Scheduled premiere of 'Can't Knock The Hustle'
March 20 2025 Gangs of London Series 3 is set to premiere on Sky Atlantic
2025 Sky Atlantic is set to co-produce 'Lockerbie: A Search for Truth', a biographical drama series with Peacock, planned for 1 series and 5 episodes.
February 27 2025 Sky Atlantic premiered the comedy drama series 'Small Town, Big Story', which is currently in its first series with 6 episodes and ongoing status.
2024 Sky Max began broadcasting 'Rob Beckett's Smart TV'
2024 Sky Max launched the comedy drama series Mr. Bigstuff
2024 Sky Atlantic co-produced two significant historical drama series: 'Mary & George' with Starz (7 episodes) and 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz' with Peacock and Stan (6 episodes).
2024 Sky News was named Royal Television Society News Channel of the Year for the 17th time, marking its 7th consecutive win in the award.
December 2024 Sky UK & Ireland made a new agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery extending distribution of HBO original programming until Max launches in the United Kingdom and Ireland in early 2026.
November 9 2024 Sky News released a video report on the Amsterdam riots, initially highlighting Israeli football fans' role in starting violence, but later removed and reuploaded an edited version, causing social media outrage.
August 15 2024 Sky Sports channels added to Izzi platform, following AT&T's divestment of its 58.7% stake in Sky Mexico to Televisa.
July 19 2024 Sky News was taken offline by the CrowdStrike incident, briefly unable to broadcast live.
January 15 2024 Sky Atlantic began simulcasting select programming on Sky Showcase, expanding its broadcast reach.
2023 Sky Max began broadcasting 'Hold The Front Page'
2023 Sky Max began broadcasting 'The Overlap On Tour'
2023 Sky Max started airing the comedy drama series Funny Woman
2023 Sky Atlantic aired 'Dreamland', a comedy series with 6 episodes.
2023 Sky News UK launched on Bell Fibe in Canada, after previously being available on Videotron.
October 2 2023 Sky Sports News went free-to-air for one day to celebrate its 25th anniversary, with a livestream available on YouTube
February 2023 Sky News faced criticism over its reporting of the Nicola Bulley missing person case.
February 9 2023 David Rhodes was appointed Executive Chairman of the Sky News Group, and Jonathan Levy was appointed Managing Director and Executive Editor of Sky News UK.
2022 Sky Max began broadcasting 'Rob & Romesh Vs' (series 4-7)
2022 Sky Atlantic broadcast 'This England', a biographical drama series with 6 episodes.
December 21 2022 End of a measurement period showing Sky News had a prime-time audience average of 52,230 viewers (7pm-11pm) and an all-day average of 53,350 viewers.
November 22 2022 Beginning of a measurement period for Sky News' audience ratings, which ran until 21 December 2022, showing an average prime-time audience of 52,230 viewers between 7pm and 11pm.
2021 Sky Max began broadcasting 'A League of Their Own' (series 16-19)
2021 Sky Max began broadcasting 'Never Mind the Buzzcocks' (series 29-32)
2021 Sky Max began broadcasting Brassic, starting from its third series, which continues to the present day
2021 Sky Atlantic began co-producing 'Domina', a historical drama series with Sky Atlantic Italy and MGM+, which ran for 2 series and 16 episodes until 2023.
December 2021 Showtime programming deal expired, with future series becoming exclusive to Paramount+, except for Billions which continued under a separate agreement.
November 2021 The Daily Telegraph reported on Sky News' top performing shows, noting that Trevor Phillips on Sunday averages around 160,000 viewers.
September 1 2021 Sky Max officially launched, taking over the entertainment and drama content previously broadcast on Sky One.
July 28 2021 Sky Max was officially announced by Sky Group, alongside Sky Showcase, as a replacement for the long-running Sky One channel.
June 3 2021 Sky News updated its top-of-the-hour sequence, soundtrack, and on-screen graphics package.
2020 Sky Atlantic co-produced 'The Third Day', a psychological thriller series with HBO, consisting of 1 series and 6 episodes.
2020 Sky Atlantic premiered 'Little Birds', a historical romance drama series with 6 episodes.
2020 Sky Atlantic began broadcasting 'I Hate Suzie', a black comedy drama series that ran for 2 series and 11 episodes through 2022.
August 2020 The proposed NBC Sky World News service was scrapped, resulting in 60 employee layoffs.
April 20 2020 NBCUniversal sold its stake in Euronews, prioritizing the potential NBC/Sky service.
2019 Sky Atlantic co-produced notable HBO dramas including 'Chernobyl' (a historical drama series of 5 episodes) and 'Catherine the Great' (a historical drama series of 4 episodes).
November 1 2019 Sky News Brexit-Free pop-up channel concluded its run, providing alternative news coverage during the Brexit period.
October 16 2019 Sky News launched a pop-up channel called Sky News Brexit-Free, which aired on weekdays from 17:00 to 22:00, providing news coverage that excluded Brexit-related stories, as a response to viewer fatigue with Brexit news.
June 12 2019 Sky Atlantic VIP channel closed down.
May 20 2019 Game of Thrones final episode 8.06 'The Iron Throne' aired on Sky Atlantic, with 5,011,277 viewers
May 20 2019 Sky Atlantic recorded viewership data for its most watched programmes, with Game of Thrones episodes dominating the top 10 list based on Live +7 ratings from BARB.
May 13 2019 Game of Thrones episode 8.05 'The Bells' aired on Sky Atlantic, attracting 5,039,355 viewers

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