If you live in Spain, you’ve probably experienced just how intense the summer sun can be. Air temperatures of 35°C are common, while roof tiles, walls and metal objects, like a satellite dish, can become far hotter when exposed to … Continue reading →
Talking Pictures TV has become one of Britain’s most beloved television success stories. Since launching in 2015, the independent channel has built a loyal following by broadcasting classic films, vintage television series, forgotten documentaries and archive programming that many larger … Continue reading →
One of the most iconic films in cinema history is about to receive a unique new broadcast in the UK. For the first time ever, Star Wars: A New Hope has been fully dubbed into Welsh (Cymraeg) and will premiere … Continue reading →
If you’ve ever tried to watch a 12, 15 or 18-rated programme on your TV before the 9pm watershed, you may have been asked to enter a PIN. Many viewers assume this is an Ofcom rule that applies to all … Continue reading →
The 2026/27 football season is here, and with it comes another year of live Premier League action, dramatic cup ties and European nights. But with television rights spread across several broadcasters, knowing which subscription you need can be confusing.
Continue reading →For many UK satellite viewers, That’s TV had become a familiar destination for classic British television, nostalgic entertainment and archive programming. However, at the end of July 2026, the channel disappeared from both the Sky and Freesat electronic programme guides, … Continue reading →
Channel 5 has updated one of its UK satellite transmissions, meaning older SD satellite receivers will no longer be able to receive the channel.
Continue reading →The BBC is considering new ways to maximise the value of its programmes by allowing them to appear on additional UK streaming platforms after they’ve completed their initial run on BBC television and BBC iPlayer.
Continue reading →The BBC is facing growing financial pressure after revealing that the number of households paying the television licence fee has fallen by more than half a million over the past year. The latest figures show that 539,000 fewer TV licences … Continue reading →
The FIFA World Cup 2026 has reached the semi-final stage, with just four nations remaining in the race to lift football’s biggest prize. Following a thrilling quarter-final round, France, Spain, England and Argentina have booked their places in the last … Continue reading →