Global with Matthew Amroliwala - iplayer

Hello every body, I am french , and I wach the UK tv since 2011, I use a vpn ( Hola Better Internet ) . I can have acces to Iplayer. But for me it is impossible to have a acces to the web site '' Global with Matthew Amroliwala '' to wach the program in replay.

You are English, and you do not use a vpn to wach the programe on internet. I would like to know if you can wach the episode of Global with Matthew Amroliwala ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n13xtmvz

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The programme is broadcast on BBC World News so would be geoblocked in the UK. BBC World News doesn't broadcast in the UK. We get the BBC News Channel (previously BBC News 24).

Ah ok, I understand now, thank you very much for you answer steddenm.

So, someone would have an idea of how we could do ?

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If BBC World News is available in France then you should be able to watch it on the international version of the BBC website without using a VPN. If it's not available then try using a US VPN IP address as it's available there.

Do BBC World News make all of their news programmes available on iPlayer? If you look at the BBC News Channel pages, there are no programmes available on iPlayer apart from the back half hours such as Click, Hardtalk and The Papers.

Hello everybody, thank you steddenm and dvboy for your help and your answer. I try to use a US VPN but nothing happens.

Here a screenshot from my a laptop :
https://mega.nz/#!vx1AjQxT!VwsaVX_ZdKykkgNx_lE8InZV257qhnCAUEc8eg90iyc

This is since 2014 that I try to found a solution , I think I can drop?

No, as far as I'm aware, there aren't any official ways to watch it online without going through a TV provider or Livestation. Even so, you only get a live stream without any of the on demand replay features like you get with iPlayer. Also, I caution anyone from using Hola, it's unsafe and uses your bandwidth. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2928340/ultra-popular-hola-vpn-extension-sold-your-bandwidth-for-use-in-a-botnet-attack.html

In that case it looks like the only way is to watch it live over the air