United Kingdom
Programs that are or have been transmitted in omnibus format in Britain include:
Television:
| Programme | Years | Channel(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Brookside | 1991–2003 | Channel 4 |
| Coronation Street | until 2000 2000–present 2006–present |
ITV (regionally), ITV2 |
| Doctor Who | 1970s, 1980s | BBC One |
| EastEnders | 1985–1994, 1994–present |
BBC One |
| Emmerdale | until 2000 2000–present 2004–present |
ITV (regionally), ITV2, ITV3 |
| Family Affairs | 1997–2002 | Channel 5 |
| Hollyoaks | 1996–present, 2001–present |
Channel 4 , E4 |
| Home and Away | 1999–2000, 1999-2002, 2001–present, 2006–present |
ITV2, UK Living, Channel 5, 5* |
| Knots Landing | 1992–1999 | UK Gold |
| Neighbours | 1993–2001, 2008–present, |
UK Gold, Channel 5, 5* |
| River City | 2002–present | BBC One Scotland |
Radio:
- The Archers
Internet:
- EastEnders: E20 (January 2010 on BBC Red Button and BBC iPlayer, April 2010–present on BBC Three)
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