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The BBC has renewed Silent Witness for a further two seasons, taking it to its landmark 25th, though two series regulars have left the show.

Karen Smith, Tuesday’s Child CEO and managing director; Lisa Perrin, CEO of creative networks at Endemol Shine Group; and Sharon Levy, president of unscripted and scripted TV at Endemol Shine North America, on the reality-competition format LEGO Masters.

Movistar+ and Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) have renewed their feature film agreement, which now includes such hit titles as the Oscar-nominated Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood.

Vidaa International has signed a multiyear global agreement to bring the Pluto TV service onto Hisense’s new Vidaa platform across the U.S., Europe and Latin America.

StarzPlay has secured a theatrical output deal with Lionsgate for split first pay streaming rights in the U.K. to recently released and upcoming movies, including the box-office hit Knives Out.

The Academy Award-nominated production company Aquarius Films has hired Rachel Okine to be its new managing director.

ITN Productions has secured a three-year commission with Channel 5 to continue producing Jeremy Vine.

FOX Entertainment has ordered the new unscripted music guessing-game series I Can See Your Voice, to be hosted and executive produced by comedian, actor and The Masked Singer panelist Ken Jeong.

Dlo/Magnolia, a Banijay Group company, is returning to produce the newest season of Cero en Historia (And the Rest is History), marking the comedy’s seventh run on air.

The second season of Kingdom, a Korean Netflix original series, is slated to roll out on the platform around the world on March 13.