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The launch of new celebrity-backed entertainment station 'The Great British Television Channel' has been pushed back by more than a month.
As previously reported, the new channel had planned to go live on Christmas Eve to capitalise on the higher festive audiences.
Now it will launch on January 29 with a two-hour special starring comedians Jethro and Brian Conley.
Initially GBTV will air daily between 4pm and midnight, although by June the channel plans to move to a 24-hour broadcast.
As previously reported, the new channel had planned to go live on Christmas Eve to capitalise on the higher festive audiences.
Now it will launch on January 29 with a two-hour special starring comedians Jethro and Brian Conley.
Initially GBTV will air daily between 4pm and midnight, although by June the channel plans to move to a 24-hour broadcast.
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