Sky Vision - the production and distribution division of Sky - has secured a number of international sales for factual series Arabia With Levison Wood. The series has been sold to a number of international broadcasters including Discovery Networks and BBC Worldwide across such territories as Asia Pacific, Australia, Canada, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Israel, New Zealand, Croatia, Latvia and Hong Kong. 
Sky Atlantic has released three first look images from the upcoming second season of Britannia, which is set to premiere later this year. 
Sky Vision, the international distribution division of the satcaster, has sealed a three-year volume deal for scripted and non-scripted content with Russian premium pay TV and SVOD platform Amedia TV. 
Sky Vision has secured format sales for The Secret Life Of The Zoo and Muslims Like Us in the Netherlands. NTR has commissioned local versions of both formats, handing out a six episode order to the former and a five episode order to the latter. 
Sky's production and distribution division Sky Vision is taking Curfew to MIPCOM in Cannes next month. Cast members Sean Bean, Phoebe Fox, Malachi Kirby and Billy Zane will all be in attendance on Monday 15th October to launch the street racing drama series to international buyers. 
Sky Vision - Sky's production and international distribution division - has secured a life-of-series distribution agreement with French broadcaster and platform Altice for Sky Atlantic's period drama Britannia. Additionally, under this deal, Altice Studios will now serve as a co-producer on all future seasons of the show. 
BBC Four has acquired Spanish period drama The Plague in a deal with international distributor Sky Vision and given the green-light to The Dead Room, a new one-off ghost story from Mark Gatiss starring Simon Callow, Anjli Mohindra, Susan Penhaligon and Joshua Oakes-Rogers. Additionally, the channel has ordered a new factual series about the Yorkshire Ripper and a science documentary about eugenics. The programming announcements were made today by BBC Four Controller Cassian Harrison during a joint Meet The Controller session with BBC Two Controller Patrick Holland at the Edinburgh TV Festival. You can see the BBC Two shows that were announced here.