Under the terms of the extended deal, Channel 5 will continue to broadcast two series of Celebrity Big Brother and one series of Big Brother each year, as well as associated programming.
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Since its initial $2 million investment in August 2013, Sky has used the platform to broaden distribution of services such as Sky News and NOW TV to its growing digital audience.
Aviva Premiership Rugby will be broadcast on BT Sport for the next six seasons in a new TV deal, it has been announced.