welcome to britbox.for television, but the dominant products today have tended to be from american companies. until now. and jump through all your favourites. britbox is the first streaming service allowing viewers to watch what they want when they want that combines shows from the bbc, itv, channel a and channel 5. it's targeted at people who are sort of already into streaming. they're probably looking for the next thing that they want to add, they really love that way of watching. and we think it offers something really distinctive, because no one else is doing british in such a kind of broad and comprehensive way. i am billy kimber! the bbc‘s main offer to consumers will still be the iplayer, where most of its recent hit shows like peaky blinders can be found. i was born in another time, another world. but on britbox, the bbc will provide a selection of back catalogues for some classic shows such as doctor who. what should we call each other? itv is the main commercial and editorial force behind the n

welcome to britbox.vice allowing viewers to watch what they want when they want that combines shows from the bbc, itv, channel a and channel 5. its targeted at people who are sort of already into streaming. they're probably looking for the next thing that they want to add, they really love that way of watching. and we think it offers something really distinctive, because no one else is doing british in such a kind of broad and comprehensive way. i am billy kimber! the bbc‘s main offer to consumers will still be the iplayer, where most of its recent hit shows like peaky blinders can be found. i was born in another time, another world. but on britbox, the bbc will provide a selection of back catalogues for some classic shows such as doctor who. what should we call each other? itv is the main commercial and editorial force behind the new service, with shows such as downton abbey, broadchurch and love island available. channels a and 5 came on board more recently. at £5.99 a month, britbox is the same price

welcome to britbox.m american companies. until now. and jump through all your favourites. britbox is the first streaming service allowing viewers to watch what they want when they want that combines shows from the bbc, itv, channel 4 and channel five. its targeted at people who are sort of already into streaming. they're probably looking for the next thing that they want to add, they really love that way of watching. and we think it offers something really distinctive, because no one else is doing british in such a kind of broad and comprehensive way. i am billy kimber! the bbc‘s main offer to consumers will still be the iplayer, where most of its recent hit shows like peaky blinders can be found. i was born in another time, another world. but on britbox, the bbc will provide a selection of back catalogues for some classic shows such as doctor who. what should we call each other? itv is the main commercial and editorial force behind the new service, with shows such as downton abbey, broadchurch and love

britbox promises the best of british comedy, drama and documentaries, as well as new programmes.t against the likes of netflix, amazon and apple tv plus: for that story and more, breakfast is coming up at six o'clock with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. they'll have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines. us prosecutors have charged two former twitter employees with spying for saudi arabia... it's claimed they targeted critics of the saudi government and royal family. doctors in chile say nearly 200 people have been treated for severe eye injuries caused by police action against protesters. us congressional democrats have announced they'll begin public hearings on impeaching president trump next wednesday. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world(gfx we begin with the guardian who lead with the resignation of labour deputy leader tom watson. the paper says new questions will be asked about direction the direction of the party as one of its leading critics walks away

the big question is, can this service, britbox, rivalamazon and netflix and so on?ers are a bit confused as to why they now have to spend £5.99 to get another service note they think a lot of those programme should be on iplayer, so it's a bit confusing, but traditional broadcasters had to do something and had to get in the game and try to rival amazon and netflix and try to rival amazon and netflix and they had to set up so that hopefully in a few years time they will be a proper rival. you see this very much as a platform to get the bbc and itv into this market. even though most of the content at the moment is going to be old programmes? that's the thing. one of the big selling point is there will bea the big selling point is there will be a big back catalogue and doctor who episodes, and doctor who fans will have that on dvds or whatever and they have one new exclusive programme, but that's not going to have the same power as apple tv plus when they say we have a show with jennifer aniston, some of the biggest stars in the world, so get the service in order to se

we have had britbox, disney+. thank you for watching. that is it for the papers this weekend.on't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, mihir bose and ros altmann. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases, as ever, mark kermode. hello, mark. hello. something for everyone this week. we have harriet, which is a true story of bravery. we have frozen 2. let it go, again. and 21 bridges, a ‘70s—inflected crime thriller. well, let it go has of course been an earworm all day... of course, of course. ..but let's start with harriet, which i'm really hoping you are going to tell me is really good. it is really good. good! so this is a film about a former slave turned abolitionist harriet tubman. cynthia erivo is the woman who escapes slavery, makes her own way to philadelphia where she meets

family orientated, can be watched by families so i think that's really interesting and you've got britbox is it too early to say happy christmas? we are a month away. there are enough! the group which represents news media in the uk has told this programme that political parties are "undermining trust" by sending out election leaflets that appear to look like the front page of local newspapers. this programme has seen examples from all three main parties in england over the last week that copy the same style, print and even paper type as local papers. our reporterjim reed has been following this. he's out covering the election and is in cumbria. jim, tell us about these adverts. this is something we've been noticing quite a lot this year. party political leaflets that deliver through doors, looked quite a lot like local newspapers, this is an example centre was by a viewer into doing in south london, delivered last friday. from the labour party candidate there. as you can see, looks very much like local newspaper. called the daily press, says on the front it's paid for by local residents.

disney+ will take on apple tv+, netflix, amazon prime, and the recently—launched britbox.ng platform will be a formidable force in what's becoming an increasingly crowded marketplace. their mission? quality, not quantity. of course, you can't only make great stuff, we try, but that's our philosophy. so we don't want to take on too much, bite off more than we can chew, creatively, and really make sure that we have the best chance to create something really spectacular. ahead of the launch, disney removed its content from its main competitor and then banned netflix adverts on its entertainment television channels. seen by some as declaration of streaming war. this is the latest netflix premiere, they already have a library of thousands of films, tens of thousands of episodes, and a base of more than 150 million subscribers worldwide. but they are also facing competition from apple, amazon, and several streaming services that have yet to launch. so, who will survive, who will thrive? it's insane what's happening. it's a huge you know, battle royale, a fistfight, but to beauti

the uk streaming service britbox has now officially launched. it's 5pm. our top story.ection campaign has turned its focus onto the economy, with the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, setting out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes. mr mcdonnell said the investment would be on a scale never seen outside london and the south east. the chancellor sajid javid says the conservatives would increase borrowing to pay for new infrastructure — but he insists that controlling borrowing is a priority. this report from our economics correspondent andy verity. the man who wants to be the next chancellor of the exchequer has already promised £250 billion in extra spending in the next ten years. today, he promised another sizeable sum in half that time. social transformation fund will begin the urgent task of repairing our social fabric which has been torn apart by the tories. 150 billion to replace and upgrade and expand our schools, our hospitals, care homes, and, yes, council homes once again. anothe

britbox is a joint collaboration between the uk's main terrestrial broadcasters.es the biggest collection of british television content ever assembled in one place. a theatre in london's west end was evacuated last night after part of the ceiling collapsed during a show. four people were taken to hospital after the incident during a performance of ‘death of a salesman‘ at the piccadilly theatre. and that's a summary of the main story so far. back to victoria. we are expecting sajid javid to give a speech in manchester and we will wait for you to show you some pictures. well, you can see an empty podium. we are waiting for him and when he begins, we will show you some of his speech. it's all about the economy. we have the speech from the economy. we have the speech from the chancellor in the next half hour oi’ the chancellor in the next half hour or $0 the chancellor in the next half hour orso and the chancellor in the next half hour or so and then the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell was —— will be speaking at 11am. students. what is going to influence the way you

britbox will feature comedy, drama and documentaries, as well as new programmes.or the subscription service as a rival to netflix. apple's streaming service made its debut last week and disney will launch theirs in the uk next march. police in california have come to the rescue of a black bear that got stuck in a bin. the animal became trapped while it was foraging for food. the bear, named t—shirt by locals because of the white "t" on its chest, was too large to climb out of the small openings in the lid, so officers tried various ways to free it. eventually they showed the bear how to flip the lid and escape. i see, so the police officer you saw earlier was just trying to help out, was going close. i thought initially it was the first time they had seen the bear, but it was trying to show the bear, but it was trying to show the bear, but it was trying to show the bear how to lift the lid.|j don't want to fat shame the bear, but that was one chubby bear. are you thinking how did it get in there in the first place? obviously it is a dustbin raider. i think by natu

channel 4 and 5 agreed to provide programmes for the streaming platform britbox, meaning all the uk'sseen that number since august 2007. iona bain is a personal finance journalist. no, that is not her. we do have her. what do you make of these numbers? is that good news from your perspective? it is qualified good news because whilst we had seen growth around 2% this year which is the most significant and sustained salary growth we have seen the financial crash, it has not extended to all parts of the labour market so some groups are still seeing a salary downturn which includes workers under the age of 40. someone in their305 workers under the age of 40. someone in their 305 today can expect to receive 6.5% less than someone in their 305 dent into thousand nine. the salary recovery ha5 their 305 dent into thousand nine. the salary recovery has not extended to those working in the public 5ector to those working in the public sector and it also depends where you are based on the country 5till sector and it also depends where you are based on the country still in london and scotland that