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Living Wild (w/t)

‘Living Wild’ is the authentic experience of living alongside wildlife – as we’ve never heard or seen it before. Set in one of Kenya's most breath-taking conservancies Ol Pejeta, this new eight-part series takes you on an intimate journey into the heart of the lives of an incredible cast of wild animal characters.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Channel 4 Recommissions The Dog House

After a hugely successful debut series Channel 4 has recommissioned Five Mile Films to produce 18 x 60-minute episodes of The Dog House.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Channel 4 goes back to school to discuss the issue of unconscious racial bias in The Segregation Experiment (w/t)

Channel 4’s bold and engaging new series will explore a ground-breaking programme that tests for unconscious[i] racial bias in an ordinary class of 11 to 12-year-old pupils.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Channel 4 to embark on Olympic journey with Sophie Morgan

Sophie Morgan is setting out on her biggest adventure yet- travelling from India to Japan on a Mad Max-style Trike.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Snackmasters Recommissioned for Second Series

Renowned Maitre D’ Fred Sirieix is to return to set some of the country’s top chefs more extraordinary challenges.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Channel 4 to chart incredible journey of Peter: The Human Cyborg

Channel 4 has commissioned Sugar Films to follow the extraordinary journey of Peter Scott-Morgan and his radical cybernetic transformation.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Channel 4 commissions Paul Hollywood Eats Japan

A new three-part Channel 4 series, Paul Hollywood Eats Japan, will see Britain’s favourite baker discover how Japan is fast becoming one of the world’s top foodie destinations.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Kevin McCloud to take Jon Richardson, Alice Levine and Phil Wang on a journey of technological enlightenment in new Channel 4 series

The new three-part series for Channel 4, in partnership with Vodafone will be produced by Boundless (part of Fremantle UK). Kevin will be sending his three sceptics off around the world to see if he can help them embrace robot butlers, lab grown meat and other weird and wonderful tech from China, Japan and America.

14 Jan 20 News Release

Duncanville comes to Channel 4

Channel 4 has acquired much-anticipated animated comedy Duncanville in a new deal with NBCU. The series will transmit close to the US premier this year, getting a first look on Channel 4 and repeat on E4.