The two companies first announced a partnership in March 2018 and the new deal is intended to give Sky customers all of their entertainment in one place. In practice, the new deal will see Sky customers have the option to take up the SVOD provider’s Netflix’s Basic Plan on Sky Q.

The Netflix deal is the latest in a series of content partnerships for Sky, with the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Warner Media all entering into new agreements.

Content available at launch includes Sky original productions like award-laden drama Chernobyl, new shows like The Third Day, and returning series like Save Me Too, alongside Netflix’s original dramas, films and documentaries, which include The Witcher, The Irishman and a brand new series of Sex Education starring Gillian Anderson.

“This is a great start to what is set to be another strong year for Sky,” commented the company’s UK and Ireland chief executive officer Stephen van Rooyen. “Our customers love Netflix content and our partnership continues to go from strength to strength, we plan to launch new channels and genres, start building our new studio, Sky Studios Elstree, and we’ll have great new and returning Sky originals too. This year our customers will have access to even more great content – all in one place.”