For more than seven decades, the Commonwealth Games have been a familiar fixture on BBC television. From the early days of black-and-white broadcasts to wall-to-wall digital coverage on BBC One, Two and iPlayer, the Games have traditionally been free-to-air and … Continue reading →
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be the biggest in history, expanding to 48 teams and 104 matches across the three host nations: the USA, Canada, and Mexico. For football fans in the UK, there’s even more good … Continue reading →
The BBC is facing one of the most serious financial challenges in its history, after new reports revealed that more than £1.1 billion in potential revenue has been lost due to households refusing to pay — or no longer needing … Continue reading →
For nearly 100 years, the BBC licence fee has funded one of the most respected broadcasters in the world. But in 2026, that system could change forever.
Continue reading →For generations, the BBC has been synonymous with the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge, but from 2026 a new broadcaster will take the reins. Channel 4 has secured exclusive free-to-air rights to one of Britain’s most iconic sporting … Continue reading →
The way you watch TV in the UK is changing fast—and the BBC is making sure it’s not left behind.
Continue reading →In a time of financial strain at home, with local BBC radio stations being cut back and questions mounting over the relevance of the licence fee, many in the UK are asking a valid question: Why does the BBC still … Continue reading →
The long-awaited Freely streaming box — highly anticipated since the launch of Freeview’s successor — is finally on the way, and it comes with some notable new features. Everyone TV has confirmed that Freely will arrive on its own dedicated … Continue reading →
The 138ᵗʰ Wimbledon Championships run from Monday 30 June to Sunday 13 July 2025, with the women’s final on 12 July and the men’s on 13 July. In the UK, coverage is provided by the BBC, the longstanding free-to-air broadcaster, … Continue reading →
In a rapidly changing broadcast landscape, many UK viewers are wondering: When will Freeview be switched off? The short answer: not anytime soon. Freeview—Britain’s free-to-air digital terrestrial TV platform—will remain available until at least 2034. But while the signal stays, … Continue reading →
The BBC is making big moves to close the frustrating delay gap between its iPlayer live streams and traditional TV broadcasts. For years, viewers have complained about live events—especially sports—arriving 30 to 60 seconds (or more) later on iPlayer than … Continue reading →
The UK TV licence is a legal requirement for anyone who watches or records live television broadcasts or uses BBC iPlayer. It funds the BBC, supporting its television, radio, and online services without relying on advertising. As of 2025, the … Continue reading →
In todays video we dig out an an old standard definition Pace 2600 Sky digibox to show you what UK TV channels are still available, now that many channels are either HD or on DVBS2 signals.
Continue reading →On January 14, Movistar Plus+ will enhance its programming lineup with the launch of four new BBC channels: BBC History, BBC Food, BBC Drama, and BBC TopGear. This update, arriving two weeks earlier than originally planned, underscores the platform’s dedication … Continue reading →
Final details of UK TV coverage of the third round of the FA Cup have been released, with the BBC Sport being the home of live coverage featuring Manchester City, Manchester United and League Two side Salford. BBC will also … Continue reading →