MUMBAI: Australia‘s Seven Network will launch its new free-to-air digital channel 7TWO on 1 November. The channel is expected to deliver a broad entertainment slate of American and British series.

Seven‘s director of programming and production, Tim Worner, said that the new network would house episodes of imported fare such as Lost, Ugly Betty, Heroes and 24.

Also set to screen on 7TWO are The Sopranos, Six Feet Under and Murphy Brown, plus new episodes of The Jay Leno Show, five nights a week.

The channel will also broadcast the popular British shows A Touch of Frost, Prime Suspect, Rosemary & Thyme, Fifth Gear and Gavin & Stacey among others.The grid features themed nights, such as Action & Adventure, Lifestyle and Movies-including family titles from Disney‘s studio and a weekday afternoon schedule that will be home to content with top chefs like Jamie Oliver, Curtis Stone, Rick Stein, Ainsley Harriott and Gary Rhodes.