Channel 5 Drops SD on UK Satellite Sky and Freesat
The UK broadcaster Channel 5 is closing the standard definition (SD) satellite version of its main channel, moving to HD-only distribution on both Sky and Freesat.
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How to Watch the NFL in the UK This Season
The new NFL season is almost here, and fans in the UK have more ways than ever to follow every touchdown, sack, and highlight. From free-to-air channels to premium subscriptions and even radio coverage, here’s a complete guide to where … Continue reading →
Freely Set‑Top Box Announced
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 →
What’s the Future of UK Freeview?
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 →
Channel 5 Brings England Cricket Back to Free TV
Channel 5 has secured a landmark four-year agreement with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to broadcast four England T20 internationals annually—two men’s and two women’s matches—beginning in 2025. This deal
Continue reading →Channel Five channel numbers on Sky and Freesat
Channel Five launched a new “catch Up” channel today – Channel 5+24. It has meant a shuffle of some of their channel. On Sky: 105 – Channel 5 171 – Channel 5 HD (subscription required) 174 – 5 USA 175 … Continue reading →
Channel 5 +24 hours channel to launch in February
Channel 5 has announced plans for a new 24-hour catch-up channel. Channel 5 +24 will repeat the previous day’s primetime programmes, along with a selection of other recent shows The previous day’s output from 7pm to around midnight-1am will be … Continue reading →
TVCatchUp to drop ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 services
ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 have won a high court ruling forcing controversial London-based website TVCatchUp to stop streaming more than 20 of their services. Under the ruling TVCatchUp has been told it cannot stream certain ITV, Channel 4 … Continue reading →