BBC World News TV guide for the week

Today’s and upcoming schedule: airtimes, programme details, and quick date selection.

BBC World News

TV guide for 25 July

  1. BBC News.

  2. The Travel Show. Cod and Ships: The Treasures of Hull.

  3. BBC News.

  4. Global Eye.

  5. BBC News.

  6. Tech Now.

  7. BBC News.

  8. Clive Myrie's Caribbean Adventure. Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic.

  9. BBC News.

  10. BBC News.

  11. Global Eye.

  12. BBC News.

  13. Talking Business.

  14. BBC News.

  15. Focus on Africa: The Conversation.

  16. BBC News.

  17. China's Greatest Treasures. The Yellow River.

  18. BBC News.

  19. Global Eye.

  20. BBC News.

  21. The Media Show.

  22. BBC News.

  23. The Climate Question. Will Insects Thrive, or Just Survive?

  24. BBC News.

  25. BBC News.

  26. Focus on Africa: The Conversation.

  27. BBC News.

  28. Tech Now.

  29. BBC News.

  30. The Travel Show. Cod and Ships: The Treasures of Hull.

  31. BBC News.

  32. BBC News.

  33. BBC News.

  34. Talking Business.

  35. BBC News.

  36. The Media Show.

  37. BBC News.

  38. China's Greatest Treasures. The Yellow River.

  39. BBC News.

  40. The Climate Question. Will Insects Thrive, or Just Survive?

  41. BBC News.

  42. Tech Now.

  43. BBC News.

  44. Global Eye.

About BBC World News

BBC World News is an international English-language pay-TV news channel. The channel launched on 11 March 1991 under the name BBC World Service Television and was aimed at audiences outside Europe. On 21 April 2008, it adopted its current name BBC World News.

BBC World News covers international news and analysis. Recurring projects include "World Business Report". The channel's slogan is "Putting News First". Broadcasting has been in HD format (1080i 16:9) since 5 August 2013.

The channel is owned by BBC Global News Ltd., a subsidiary of BBC Studios. Since 3 April 2023, BBC World News programming has been merged with the British BBC News channel. BBC World News is available via cable and satellite networks of operators in different countries, as well as IPTV/OTT platforms.

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