[Roger Darthwell]

In all seriousness though I do have a question, given that Sky has recently Launcher their own linear kids channel, which Is Sky Kids, It really makes me wonder if Sky Is going to seize the opportunity and make their channel available on Freeview. Given that now both ITV and the BBC are closing their kids linear TV channels, this would give Sky a huge boost

If they did so, Sky would gain a significant audience to children who can't get Sky or NOW. But that's a near 0% chance, Sky are in the business of boosting their Pay TV services and Sky Kids is a part of that. Smart of them to target the preschool audience where linear TV is still viable. 

The CBBC closure is one to keep a very close eye on in the long term, I expect them to go further into detail of where they plan to take the brand forward either later this year or in 2024. They did something similar in December 2014 when they outlined the initial BBC Three online plan

With the risk of going slightly off topic, the last update we had on CBBC's closure (and of BBC Four BTW) was in May last year where Charlotte Moore (the BBC's Chief Content Officer) said that the channels won't close "until we think they don't bring value to audiences".  "At the moment, they are extremely good value," Moore insisted. "We won't close those channels until there is that tipping point. Now when that tipping point will come, when we think, 'Actually, that isn't providing value to audiences', none of us quite know, but we're using data to evaluate that all the time." 
Make of that what you will