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About BBC Two

BBC Two is an English-language channel owned by the British Broadcasting Corporation. This channel was launched on April 21, 1964 and it is considered the second most relevant channel owned by the BBC. It is funded by the television licence, which makes the channel free of commercial advertising. It became the first television channel to broadcast in color on June 1, 1967. 

BBC Two is often referred to as the alternative to watch for those users who cannot find appealing content on BBC One or on ITV. Throughout its history, BBC Two has aired arts shows, comedy and drama programs, while also adding documentaries. Sometimes, BBC Two has served BBC One as a testing ground for shows that end up airing on the network’s most watched channel. Most of BBC Two’s content is also aired on the regional channels in Wales and Northern Ireland.

BBC Two is available on most pay-tv carriers in the UK on both SD and HD. The High Definition feed saw the light on October 6, 2011, while the regional feeds had their HD feed launched in 2019. BBC Two may also be available in other territories, but geo-restrictions may apply for some of their shows.

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BBC Two Broadcast Rights

	FIFA Women's World Cup (2019-2025)
	UEFA Euro (2021) The BBC has acquired exclusive rights to the UEFA EURO 2020 tournament in the UK and will cover all 51 games of the competition across its various platforms on TV, radio, and online. There will also be analysis of match highlights after each game day, along with game summaries and other pre and post-game shows. More details All 51 games will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live. The broadcaster is also sharing coverage with ITV, and thus will show the first of England’s group stage games, which is versus Croatia on June 13th and Wales vs. Switzerland on June 12th. EURO 2020’s opening game featuring Turkey and Italy will also be covered by BBC, which is the first of 25 live games covered by BBC’s various offerings (BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app). BBC iPlayer will stream all TV matches live, with the majority of BBC-covered games available in UHD via iPlayer. It will also have replays and highlights available on demand, “5 Live” commentary option to select on all BBC TV games, the best goals and happenings from the previous day's action and finally, an overview of what’s in store for the next day.
	UEFA Women's European Championship (2021)
	England - Women's Super League (2021-2024)