On 16 January 1984, the channel was renamed Sky Channel. Rupert Murdoch and Jardin Owens put in new management, extended its broadcast hours and expanded its programming line-up to incorporate a mix of English language sports and entertainment shows, These included new music programmes with Gary Davies, Linda de Mol, Pat Sharp, David "Kid" Jensen and Anthea Turner, such as "Euro Top 40", and "UK Top 50 Chart". The new management also adopted a more aggressive policy to reach an increasing number of cable households throughout Europe. Shortly after the channel's relaunch, the first cable system in the United Kingdom to incorporate it on a permanent basis was Swindon Cable. In the Republic of Ireland, Sky Channel started to become widely available among cable television systems in around 1987.