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Channel Guide April 2020 CHANNEL GUIDE APRIL 2020 KEY HOW TO FIND WHICH CHANNELS YOU CAN GET 1 PLAYER 5 MIXIT 1. Match your package 2. If there’s a tick in 3. If there’s a plus sign, it’s to the column your column, you available as part of a 2 MIX 6 MAXIT get that channel Personal Pick collection 3 FUN PREMIUM CHANNELS 4 FULL HOUSE + PERSONAL PICKS 1 2 3 4 5 6 101 BBC One/HD* + 110 Sky One ENTERTAINMENT + 522 Eurosport 2 HD 1 2 3 4 5 6 526 MUTV 100 Virgin Media Previews HD 527 BT Sport 1 HD 101 BBC One HD* 528 BT Sport 2 HD 102 BBC Two HD 529 BT Sport 3 HD 103 ITV/STV HD* 530 BT Sport ESPN HD 104 Channel 4 531 BT Sport Ultimate 105 Channel 5 HD 535 Sky Sports Racing 106 E4 536 Racing TV HD 107 BBC Four HD 544 LFC TV HD 108 BBC One HD/BBC Scotland HD* 546 BoxNation 109 Sky One HD 551 Premier Sports 1 HD + 110 Sky One 552 Premier Sports 2 HD 111 Sky Witness HD 553 FreeSports HD + 112 Sky Witness 554 LaLigaTV 113 ITV HD* 114 ITV +1 NEWS 115 ITV2 1 2 3 4 5 6 116 ITV2 +1 601 BBC News HD 117 ITV3 602 Sky News HD 118 ITV4 603 Sky News 119 ITVBe 605 BBC Parliament 120 ITVBe +1 607 CNN 121 Sky Comedy HD 609 Bloomberg HD + 122 Sky Comedy 613 CNBC + 123 Sky Arts 620 Euronews + 124 GOLD HD 621 NDTV 24x7 + 125 W 622 Al Jazeera English + 126 alibi 624 France 24 English HD 127 Dave 625 NHKworld HD 128 Really 129 Yesterday KIDS 130 Drama 1 2 3 4 5 6 131 Dave ja vu 701 CBBC HD + 132 Comedy Central HD 702 CBeebies HD + 133 Comedy Central +1 703 Baby TV + 134 MTV HD + + 704 Cartoon Network 135 Sky Crime HD + + 705 Cartoon Network +1 + 136 Sky Crime + + 706 Cartoonito 137 SYFY HD + + 707 Disney XD + 138 SYFY + + 712 Nickelodeon 139 E! HD + + 713 Nick +1 + 140 E! + + 714 Nick HD 141 Channel 4 HD + + 715 Nick Jr. 142 Channel 4 +1 + + 716 Nick Jr. Too 143 4Seven + + 717 Nicktoons + 145 E4 HD + + 724 Disney Channel 146 E4 +1 + + 725 Disney Channel +1 147 More4 + + 727 Disney Junior 148 CBS Reality + + 730 Boomerang 149 Horror Channel + + 731 Boomerang +1 150 Paramount Network HD + + 732 Cartoon Network HD 151 5STAR 734 CITV 152 5Select 736 Pop 153 5 USA 737 Tiny Pop 154 Channel 5 155 Channel 5 +1 SHOPPING 156 Sky Arts HD 1 2 3 4 5 6 + 157 FOX 740 QVC + 158 FOX +1 741 QVC Beauty 159 Regional Channels 742 QVC Style + 160 Sky Two 747 Ideal World 161 BBC Alba 748 Create and Craft 162 BBC Scotland HD* 755 Gems TV 164 Challenge 756 Jewellery Maker 165 Pick 757 TJC 166 S4C HD + 167 TLC HD INTERNATIONAL + 168 Investigation Discovery 1 2 3 4 5 6 169 Quest HD 800 Desi App Pack 170 Quest Red 801 Star Gold HD + 171 DMAX 802 Star Bharat + 172 TLC +1 803 Star Plus HD + 173 Investigation Discovery +1 805 SONY TV ASIA HD 174 ITV3 +1 806 SONY MAX HD 175 ITV4 +1 807 SONY SAB + 176 ITV2 HD 808 SONY MAX 2 + 177 ITV3 HD 809 Zee TV + 178 ITV4 HD 810 Zee Cinema HD + 179 ITVBe HD 815 B4U Movies + 180 Sky Witness +1 816 B4U Music Colors TV + 181 Comedy Central 826 Colors Rishtey + 182 Comedy Central Extra 827 Colors Cineplex + 183 MTV 828 NDTV Good Times 184 BET 829 Al Jazeera Arabic 185 5 USA +1 831 France 24 French HD 186 5STAR +1 832 HUM Europe 187 Paramount Network 833 NDTV Spice 189 Sony Channel 837 Islam Channel + 190 W +1 838 839 Islam Channel Urdu + 191 alibi +1 192 CBS Justice AUDIO DESCRIPTION + 194 GOLD +1 1 2 3 4 5 6 + 195 More4 HD 851 BBC One AD 196 More4 +1 852 BBC Two AD 197 CBS Drama 853 ITV AD 198 YouTube 854 Channel 4 AD + 199 FOX HD 855 Channel 5 AD 200 Yesterday +1 856 S4C AD 201 CBS Reality +1 202 Horror Channel +1 LOCAL 203 4Seven HD 1 2 3 4 5 6 204 Netflix 159 Regional Channels + 207 Sky Crime +1 861 BBC One England + 208 Lifetime® HD 862 BBC One Scotland + 209 Crime + Investigation HD 863 BBC One NI + 211 W HD 864 BBC One Wales 212 alibi HD + 865 BBC Two England 213 Quest +1 + 214 DMAX +1 ® RADIO 216 BLAZE 1 2 3 4 5 6 219 VICE 901 BBC Radio 1 220 Sony Channel +1 902 BBC Radio 2 + 222 Crime + Investigation +1 903 BBC Radio 3 226 Drama +1 904 BBC Radio 4 + 227 Dave HD 905 BBC Radio 5 Live 228 Amazon Prime Video 906 BBC World Service + 229 SYFY +1 907 BBC Radio 1 Xtra 230 Challenge +1 908 BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra 991 BBC RB 1 909 BBC Radio 6 Music 999 Virgin TV Ultra HD 910 BBC Radio 4 Extra 911 BBC Radio 4 LW FACTUAL & LIFESTYLE 912 BBC Asian Network 1 2 3 4 5 6 913 BBC Radio Cymru 2 + 245 Eden 915 Absolute Radio + 246 Eden +1 916 Smooth Radio + 247 Eden HD 917 RTE Radio + 250 Discovery HD 918 Heart FM + 251 Animal Planet HD 919 LBC + 252 Discovery Science 920 World Radio Network + 256 Discovery Turbo 921 Heart 80s + 257 Discovery History 922 Classic FM + 258 Discovery +1 923 Gold + 259 Animal Planet +1 924 Planet Rock + 260 Discovery Science +1 927 talkSPORT + 261 Discovery History +1 928 Magic + 264 National Geographic WILD 930 BBC Radio Scotland + 265 National Geographic WILD HD 931 BBC Radio Wales + 266 National Geographic 932 BBC Radio Ulster + 267 National Geographic +1 933 BBC Radio Foyle + 268 National Geographic HD 934 BBC Radio NanGaidheal 269 Together 936 BBC Radio Cymru + 270 HISTORY® HD 937 BBC London + 271 HISTORY® +1 951 Absolute 80s + 272 HISTORY2® HD 952 Absolute Classic Rock 273 PBS America 958 Capital 274 Forces TV 959 Capital XTRA + 275 Love Nature HD 960 Radio X Kiss FM 276 Smithsonian Channel HD 963 278 Food Network ADULT 279 HGTV + 280 Discovery Home & Health To PIN protect these channels, go to + 281 Discovery Shed virginmedia.com/pin 282 Travel Channel 1 2 3 4 5 6 283 HGTV +1 969 Adult Previews 284 Discovery Home & Health +1 + 970 Television X: The Fantasy Channel God Channel 287 971 Babes & Brazzers Horse & Country 298 972 Adult Channel 973 XXX Brits MUSIC 974 Xrated 40 Plus 1 2 3 4 5 6 976 TV X Porn Stars 2 300 VM Music 978 TV X (subscription) + 310 MTV Music 979 XXX Brits (subscription) + 311 MTV Live HD 980 Adult Channel (subscription) + 312 MTV Hits 981 Babenation + 313 MTV Base + 314 Club MTV For Adult On Demand – press Home and go to More On Demand. TiVo customers press Home, then + 315 MTV Rocks Catch Up & On Demand, then Pay Per View + 316 MTV Classic + 318 MTV OMG INFORMATION + 335 The Box 1 2 3 4 5 6 + 336 Box Hits 968 PIN Help 337 4Music 985 PIN Help + 338 Kiss 997 Virgin TV Welcome + 340 Magic 998 VM Previews + 342 Kerrang! 344 Vevo 345 Clubland TV 346 Now 80s 347 Now 90s 348 Now 70s MOVIES 1 2 3 4 5 6 400 Virgin Movies Previews 401 Sky Cinema Premiere HD 402 Sky Cinema Select HD 403 Sky Cinema Hits HD 404 Sky Cinema Greats HD 405 Sky Cinema Disney HD 406 Sky Cinema Family HD 407 Sky Cinema Action HD 408 Sky Cinema Comedy HD 409 Sky Cinema Thriller HD 410 Sky Cinema Drama HD 411 Sky Cinema Sci-Fi & Horror HD 412 Sky Cinema Premiere +1 + 415 TCM Movies + 416 TCM Movies HD + 417 TCM Movies +1 + 419 Movies 24 + 420 Movies 24 + 424 Sony Movies Classic 425 Sony Movies 426 Sony Movies Action 428 Film4 + 429 Film4 HD 430 Film4 +1 445 Talking Pictures TV SPORT 1 2 3 4 5 6 501 Sky Sports Main Event HD 502 Sky Sports Premier League HD 503 Sky Sports Football HD 504 Sky Sports Cricket HD 505 Sky Sports Golf HD 506 Sky Sports F1® HD 507 Sky Sports Action HD 508 Sky Sports Arena HD 509 Sky Sports News HD 510 Sky Sports Mix HD 511 Sky Sports Main Event * Regional variations apply 512 Sky Sports Premier League 513 Sky Sports Football Channel packaging subject to change. Correct as of 01/04/2020 – see 514 Sky Sports Cricket virginmedia.com for latest packaging line-up. Premium channels and package upgrades must be kept for at least 30 days. HD TV set required and 515 Sky Sports Golf V6 HD/TiVo box connected with HDMI cables required for HD channels. 516 Sky Sports F1® Monthly fees also apply if taking the TiVo service. Additional Netflix 517 Sky Sports Action subscription needed to watch Netflix. Additional Amazon Prime subscription needed to watch Amazon Prime Video. ITV HD and BBC HD channels 518 Sky Sports Arena subject to regional variation. Channels/HD Channels may be subject to + 519 Sky Sports News change. You must subscribe to Sky Sports in SD to take these channels in + 520 Sky Sports Mix HD. Sky Cinema Premiere +1 not available in HD. Non-Maxit (previously Full House TV) customers can add channels to their package for an additional + 521 Eurosport 1 HD monthly charge..
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