On January 14, Movistar Plus+ will enhance its programming lineup with the launch of four new BBC channels: BBC History, BBC Food, BBC Drama, and BBC TopGear.

This update, arriving two weeks earlier than originally planned, underscores the platform’s dedication to delivering diverse and high-quality content to its subscribers. These additions also fill the gap left by the departure of 14 AMC channels. The new BBC channels will be accessible on the Movistar Plus+ streaming service, available for €9.99/month to users from any operator.

BBC History (Channel 84) will delve into the past with expertly crafted documentaries exploring topics from ancient civilizations to modern history.

– The Rise of the Nazis : An in-depth look at the events that brought Hitler to power.
– The Windsors: Inside the Royal Dynasty : Intimate revelations about the British royal family and their role in history.
– Treasures Revealed : Archaeological Mysteries and Discoveries that Change Our View of the Past.
– Louis Theroux : Documentaries with the unique vision of this renowned journalist.
– Egypt: The Tomb Seeker : Adventures in the desert following the traces of ancient civilizations.

BBC Food (Channel 92) will serve up culinary delights, featuring renowned British chefs and international cooking talent sharing recipes and tips to satisfy all tastes.

-Rick Stein’s Secret France : Discover French gastronomy with one of the UK’s most respected chefs.
-Little Paris Kitchen: Cooking with Rachel Khoo : Simple and creative recipes with a Parisian twist.
-Easy Indian Food : Exotic flavours and practical tips for getting started in Indian cooking.
-Nigella Cook, Eat, Repeat : Popular chef Nigella Lawson shares culinary secrets and pleasures.
-The Restaurant : Competition and excitement surrounding the opening of a restaurant.
-The truth about fats : A scientific and nutritional review to demystify their consumption.

BBC Drama (Channel 32) will showcase critically acclaimed British productions, celebrating the creativity of BBC scriptwriters, directors, and actors.

-Call the Midwife!: A portrait of the lives of a group of midwives in London’s East End.
-Case Closed : Tension and mystery with judicial investigations at their limit.
-Luther : Idris Elba plays Detective John Luther, taking on the most challenging cases.
-Crime in Paradise : A mix of intrigue and humor set on an idyllic Caribbean island.
-Galerías Paradise : Romance and drama in the early days of the department store.
-The Musketeers : Modern adaptation with charismatic swordsmen.
-Misfits : A group of young misfits discover their supernatural powers after a storm.

BBC TopGear (Channel 34) will thrill motorsports enthusiasts with exhilarating challenges, extreme vehicle tests, and adventurous reporting from the iconic BBC series.

-James May’s Cars of the People : A journey through the history of the most popular vehicles that marked an era.
-Top Gear: The Perfect Road Trip : Join the presenters on their quest to find the perfect road trip.
-The Worst Car in the History of the World : A look at the most disastrous automobiles ever created.

These channels will be available to viewers through fibre/ADSL, satellite, or the Movistar Plus+ streaming service for €9.99/month, ensuring flexible access for all subscribers.