Marc Fennell will return as the host for the third season of Stuff the British Stole.

Sky Sports has renewed its long-standing agreement with the NFL for the U.K. and Ireland.

National Geographic Documentary Films has secured the streaming rights to Werner Herzog's new film Ghost Elephants.

Rocket Licensing has been tapped to manage U.K. and Ireland licensing for Magicbox’s brand SuperThings.

All six episodes will be released at once and will star Sam Claflin and Bill Nighy. Additional cast includes Alexandra Roach, David Fynn, Karla Crome and Kate Ashfield.

Crave in Canada has acquired the rights to stream the game shows Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune the day after they air in U.S. syndication.

Australia’s ABC Commercial has secured a deal with UYoung’s UKIDS app, its first distribution agreement in China, for The Wiggles content and more.

The Serbian thriller Absolute 100 has been picked up by Walter Presents in the U.K. and Ireland and ARTE in Europe.

Alexander Rodnyansky's AR Content has optioned the rights to adapt John Shirley's The Specialist series of books.

Fremantle has named television producer John Quinn as the showrunner and executive producer of season 54 of The Price is Right.

BBC Studios is launching five of its FAST channels on Xiaomi TV+ across Germany, France, Spain and Italy.

Wonder Project is to launch a subscription offering exclusively on Prime Video in the U.S. on October 5, with season two of House of David premiering at launch.