BritBox November 2026 highlights

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BritBox November 2026 highlights – BritBox’s November 2026 highlights include All Creatures Great & Small season 7, the new crime thriller The Dark and the arrival of Australia’s largest streaming collection of Doctor Who. In addition, Yorkshire Air 999, Great British Cities with Susan Calman and Coastal Fishing with Robson Green join the service.

BritBox says the month is designed to fill the longer spring evenings with new and exclusive content. The Yorkshire vets return early in the month, while Laura Donnelly’s thriller lands mid-month.

The biggest shift is for Doctor Who fans. As TV Central reported, Doctor Who on BritBox Australia grows to 39 seasons from November, with the modern era joining the classic episodes already on the service.

BritBox November 2026 highlights: what’s coming and when

  • 3 November: All Creatures Great & Small season 7
  • 6 November: Great British Cities with Susan Calman
  • 9 November: Yorkshire Air 999 season 1
  • 12 November: The Dark season 1
  • 16 November: Doctor Who seasons 1 to 13
  • 25 November: Coastal Fishing with Robson Green

All Creatures Great & Small season 7 – 3 November

The beloved vets are back, with seven new 60-minute episodes streaming new and exclusive to BritBox from 3 November. The period drama follows the heartwarming life and work of the country’s most cherished veterinarians in the Yorkshire Dales.

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The series has reached more than 14 million viewers across its first five seasons in the UK, and previous seasons have scored 100 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes, according to BritBox.

This season, James, played by Nicholas Ralph (The Most Reluctant Convert, Prey for the Devil, Outlander), is excited by new developments in veterinary medicine. However, the arrival of a rival vet in the area begins to stir things up for the clinic.

Full of warmth, humour and community spirit, the season brings more tales of the people and animals of the Yorkshire Dales. It is based on the famous books by Yorkshire veterinary surgeon James Herriot.

In addition, Rachel Shenton (The Rumour, Switched at Birth), Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West (Notting Hill, Darkest Hour), Anna Madeley (In Bruges, Affinity) and Callum Woodhouse (The Durrells, B&B) star.

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Great British Cities with Susan Calman – 6 November

Meanwhile, comedian and broadcaster Susan Calman explores the history, culture and quirks behind Britain’s great cities in this six-part historical docuseries. Her trip takes in Liverpool, Newcastle, Cambridge, Leeds, Glasgow and Bath.

Susan Calman in Newcastle, part of the BritBox November 2026 highlights
Susan Calman in Great British Cities. Image: BritBox

Along the way, she uncovers fascinating and often overlooked stories behind these much-loved cities, including forgotten historical events, famous figures and local traditions. All six 60-minute episodes stream on BritBox from 6 November.

Yorkshire Air 999 – 9 November

Narrated by David Morrissey (The Walking Dead, Blitz), Yorkshire Air 999 puts viewers in the cockpit with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA). Its paramedics, doctors, pilots and technical crew respond to critical emergencies across a region of five million people.

From the first call-out to the high-stakes moments that follow, each episode traces the journeys behind the emergencies. It also shows the dedicated crew who go above and beyond to give patients the best possible chance of survival.

Yorkshire Air Ambulance crew in front of a helicopter in Yorkshire Air 999
Yorkshire Air 999. Image: BritBox

BritBox’s release date list shows season 1 (10 episodes) arriving on 9 November. The release also lists a 16-episode season 2 among the new titles.

The Dark – 12 November

Next, The Dark is a six-part crime thriller streaming new and exclusive to BritBox from 12 November. It is adapted from GR Halliday’s novel From the Shadows.

When the body of a young man is found in a remote stretch of the Scottish Highlands, Detective Monica Kennedy is convinced it is no isolated crime. As she digs deeper, a chilling pattern begins to emerge. As a result, a quiet rural community is forced to face the possibility that a killer is hiding among them.

Laura Donnelly in The Dark, one of the BritBox November 2026 highlights
Laura Donnelly in The Dark. Image: BritBox

Olivier Award winner and two-time Tony nominee Laura Donnelly (The Nevers, Outlander, Britannia) plays Kennedy. She is joined by Mark Rowley (The Last Kingdom, Annika), Emun Elliott (Guilt, The Lost Daughter) and Helen Baxendale (Friends, Cold Feet).

Doctor Who – 16 November

From 16 November, BritBox becomes home to the largest streaming collection of Doctor Who in Australia, with 39 seasons and the 1996 film. Seasons 1 to 13 of the modern era join the classic collection that fans have been streaming on BritBox since June.

Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Jodie Whittaker, Peter Capaldi and Matt Smith in Doctor Who artwork
Doctor Who. Image: BritBox

The modern seasons feature the Ninth to Thirteenth Doctors: Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi and Jodie Whittaker. The collection also includes the Christmas and New Year specials, plus the 50th anniversary special The Day of the Doctor.

BritBox says that adds more than 250 hours of new titles, taking the full collection to more than 350 hours spanning every Doctor from William Hartnell to Jodie Whittaker. Long-time fans can revisit their favourite eras, while newcomers can start from the very beginning.

Coastal Fishing with Robson Green – 25 November

Finally, to round out the BritBox November 2026 highlights, Robson Green swaps the screen for a fishing rod in Coastal Fishing with Robson Green. He casts off along some of Britain’s most striking coastlines, with the series arriving on BritBox on 25 November.

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How to watch the BritBox November 2026 highlights

BritBox describes itself as the leading streaming destination for the best of British television, with a curated collection of dramas, mysteries, comedies, documentaries and lifestyle programming.

Launched in 2017 and now owned by BBC Studios, BritBox is available in the US, Canada, Australia and the Nordics. In Australia, it is available through the BritBox app on most mobile and connected TV devices, and new subscribers can claim a seven-day free trial.

For more TV Central BritBox news, head here. To start a free trial, visit BritBox.

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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