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Snooker's big three tournaments to stay on BBC until 2032

BBC Sport Sunday, 19 January 2025
Snooker's big three tournaments to stay on BBC until 2032BBC Sport will continue to broadcast snooker's three most prestigious tournaments - the World Championship, UK Championship and the Masters - until 2032.
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