The television license fee in the U.K. will remain at £159 until 2024, before rising in line with inflation for four years.

While library sales and deals with streaming services increased, overall sales of British TV exports slipped by 3.3 percent to £1.4 billion ($1.9 billion) in 2020-21, according to Pact's TV Exports report.

The BBC is on track to meet its current savings targets but will likely need to make further expenditure cuts in the coming years as it faces falling audience shares and fewer people paying a license fee, according to the U.K.'s National Audit Office (NAO).

The U.K. government's film and television tax incentives resulted in a £13.5 billion boost to the local economy, creating 219,000 jobs, between 2017 and 2019, according to Screen Business, a new independent report published by the BFI.

In a deal worth more than €4.95 billion ($5.6 billion), Movistar and DAZN have scored the rights to broadcast LaLiga matches in Spain over the next five seasons.

Red Arrow Studios has sold its 62.5 percent stake in U.S. film distributor Gravitas Ventures to Anthem Sports & Entertainment.

Peacock content will be available to Sky TV and NOW Entertainment customers in Europe beginning tomorrow, November 16.

Mel Crawford has unveiled Goat Films, a new profit-sharing independent production company.

Ad revenues at ITV are projected to hit a record level in 2021, following a 30 percent gain in the first nine months of the year.

Bray Film Studios in the U.K. has been granted planning permission for a major expansion.