The BBC has been part of British life for more than 100 years. It informs, entertains and educates millions of people every day through television, radio, online services and international broadcasting. Yet few organisations generate as much debate.
Continue reading →One of the biggest frustrations for sports fans using streaming television is the delay between the live action and what appears on screen. During major events such as the FIFA World Cup, it can mean hearing neighbours celebrating a goal … Continue reading →
The UK’s television landscape lost a bit more of its musical heart on 28 February 2026, when broadcaster That’s TV switched off its remaining music channels on both satellite (Sky and Freesat) and Freeview, bringing to an end a bold … Continue reading →
While Disney Jr makes its big return to Sky this week, another familiar children’s channel is preparing to say goodbye. Tiny Pop, the long-running UK kids’ network loved for shows like Molang, Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures, and Super Wings, is set … Continue reading →
News has emerged that Sky, owned by US media giant Comcast, is in talks to acquire ITV’s broadcasting and streaming division for around £1.6 billion. The move would not include ITV Studios, which produces hit shows like Love Island and … Continue reading →
In a time when most TV networks are run by global media giants, Talking Pictures TV stands out as a heartwarming success story.
Continue reading →This is a full channel scan for the free to air channels available on the Astra 2 satellites, providing UK TV via Freesat, Sky, and free to air satellite receivers.
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 →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 →
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 →