Wholly Owned Channels
- BBC Arabic Television - Arabic television available in the Arab World
- BBC America - entertainment channel available in US
- BBC Canada - entertainment channel available in Canada
- BBC HD - high-definition television channel available in Australia, Scandinavia and Latin America (including Brazil)
- BBC Knowledge - educational & information channel (not related to the UK-only BBC Knowledge which has been replaced)
- BBC Entertainment - entertainment channel available in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America (except Brazil)
- BBC Kids - children's education & entertainment channel available in Canada
- BBC Lifestyle
- BBC Persian Television - Iranian/Afghan television available in Europe, Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan
- BBC World News - an International news channel from BBC available in Asia, Middle East, Africa, Europe and America. Not available in the UK.
- CBeebies
- CBBC Channel
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