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Provincial Television is a television channel. Check the official broadcaster or available providers for current schedules and viewing options. Availability varies by service and region.

A-PAC Channel features live broadcasts from Australia's Parliament House in Canberra, the parliaments of Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland and sittings of the United States Congress. It also broadcasts speeches from the Australian National Press Club and a program which provides coverage of the New Zealand and British parliaments.

Express 24/7 is the first English-language news TV channel broadcasted from Pakistan. Express 24/7 represents an English version of its sister Urdu-language TV channel Express News. Both of them are owned by Lakson Group. But Express 24/7 is not just a copy of Express News, it features its own production programs like: Witness with Quatrina, Platform, Discourse, The Morning Show and Face off.

The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus offers the official television and radio broadcasts and they have been in operation since 1963. On certain hours each day they now offer the news in many languages including English, Russian, Greek, Arabic, and German. Bayrak television produces its own high quality programming such as sports, arts, talk, women's hour, cultural and social events, educational, entertainment, and they include current news to keep their patronage up to date on affairs local and international. The television transmission for Bayrak TV 2 covers Cyprus entirely in addition to Lebanon, Turkey, and much of western Syria and while the Republic of Cyprus considers BRT to be a pirate broadcaster it remains in operation and quite successfully broadcasts on a continual basis, offering up to the minute news each day. Travelers from Cyprus can tune in to their locally produced shows via internet connection if they choose as BRT streams live programming daily, offering their viewing audience the opportunity to keep up to date with current events and what ever else may be happening back home.

Better known as Network 18, the India Broadcasting Networks rapidly have emerged as one of the world's most powerful and completely diversified multi-media conglomerates. Network 18 controls the Indian franchises for hot Viacom properties MTV, VH1, and Nickelodeon. It also operates India's premier business and news channels' CNBC-TV18, CNBC Awaaz, and CNN-IBN. As part of its joint partnership with Viacom, IBN operates Colors, India's most-watched Hindi entertainment channel. IBN also recently launched IBN-Lokmat, its Marathi news channel. As important as its broadcast operations have been, IBN naturally has expanded to the worldwide web, managing one of the nation's most prominent internet service providers, Web18. IBN also streams Newswire18, India's leading provider of real-time internet news and financial information. Moreover, in one of the world's first integrated web-and-broadcast ventures. Network 18 broadcasts and webcasts HomeShop18, India's distinctive version of popular cable television and internet shopping channels. Supplementing IBN's vast television and internet operations, Network 18's print, film, and mobile content operations command substantial shares of those markets.

BFM TV is the first of France-based digital broadcasters launched 28 November 2005. It's often referred as BFTTV and available via satellite and web as BFM TV Live. BFM TV Channel airs world economical news, showbiz, sport events, exchange market news, stock exchange indexes and analysis. The BFM TV's most well-known programs are: News Channel, hosted by Elkrief Ruth; BFM Non-Stop and BFM Story with Alain Marschall and Olivier Truchot; After the Football with by Gilbert Brisbois, BFM-Dailymotion, hosted by Olivier Mazerolle, famous political columnist; Karl Zero based on Larry King's CNN show; Info 360, by Ronald Guintrange and Karine Menonville; Sarko Info, the parody of television news and interviews with Nicolas Sarkozy, imitated by Michel Guidoni; Chronicle of Show Business by Louise Ekland and her program Louise Ekland's cultural magazine.