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Bengali TV in the UK
Bengali, including Sylheti, is the main language of about 200,000 people in England and Wales. Tower Hamlets has more speakers than any other council area, and most families trace their roots to Sylhet.
Facts checked 13 Oct 2026Telly Hub TV editors
- 199,495main-language speakers in England and Wales
- 0.3%of residents aged three and over
- 9thof the 18 languages on this site
- বাংলাDhaka runs 5 hours ahead of UK time
What people watch
Bangla news channels run through the day and British-made Bangla channels add local talk shows. Dhaka is five hours ahead in summer and six in winter.
Channels people ask us about
- T Sports
- Ekattor TV
- Channel S
- Jamuna TV
- Somoy TV
- NTV
- ATN Bangla
- Channel i
These are requests, not a promise of the line-up, which changes. Name the channels you need and we check them before you pay anything.
Sport from Bangladesh and West Bengal
Bangladesh cricket and the Bangladesh Premier League in winter.
Official routes
Ways to watch Bengali TV that broadcasters run themselves
These come from the broadcasters, so they are the safest choice. Some charge, and some programmes are blocked outside the home country.
- Channel SMade in London for British Bangladeshis and carried on UK satellite TV.
- YouTube live newsSeveral Dhaka news channels run free live streams on their official YouTube pages.
- BongoA Bangladeshi streaming service sold internationally.
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