UKTV brings history hunters and railway architecture to screens
UKTV has commissioned two new series from production company Brown Bob for its leading factual channel, Yesterday.
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UKTV discovers antique treasures in the Restoration Workshop
UKTV reimagines antique treasures on its leading factual channel Yesterday with Restoration Workshop.
UKTV launches photographic exhibition at the Oxo Tower
UKTV brings Abandoned Engineering series to life with photography exhibition at the Oxo Tower.
Bangers and Cash to return to UKTV
The UKTV Original Series will return to Yesterday screens next year.
UKTV to visit some of the World’s Greatest Palaces
Yesterday unveils hidden gems in World’s Greatest Palaces.
UKTV look inside the Castles which formed Britain’s Fortified History
Castles: Britain’s Fortified History examines the luxurious lifestyles and extravagant spending of Britain’s medieval monarchs, and makes today’s royals look relatively thrifty in comparison.
WW2 hero’s dramatic ‘sink the bismarck’ role revealed in new UKTV series
An unsung hero airman who spent five hours following the German battleship Bismarck while the Royal Navy closed in and sank it is to be revealed on new TV series Trading History.
UKTV discover Britain is a nation of ‘History Hoarders’
According to new research by the Yesterday channel to mark new series Trading History, UKTV have discovered nearly three quarters of the country is keeping historical items in the hope they will be worth something in years to come.
Yesterday and UKTV to celebrate Raiders of the Lost Art
Rembrandt, Raphael, the Mona Lisa and The Blue Boy have all been rendered as photorealistic ‘selfie’ style portraits in an incredible new digital art project, which shows how some of the most famous painters and paintings in history would have looked had camera technology been invented in the 16th century.
UKTV becomes first TV broadcaster to feature in The Sunday Times 100 best companies to work for list
Multi-award winning media company, UKTV, is celebrating being in The Sunday Times 100 best companies to work for list for the very first time.