The BBC has revealed plans that could significantly change the future of UK streaming television. As part of its response to the government consultation on the BBC’s next Royal Charter, the broadcaster has proposed expanding BBC iPlayer to include programmes … Continue reading →
The 2026 Six Nations Championship kicked off with a bold and controversial change to its live television coverage: adverts shown during the match itself. For the first time, ITV — one of the UK’s key broadcasters of the tournament — … 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 →
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 →
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 →
ITV announced a major revamp of its channel lineup, confirming that it is closing ITVBe and launching a completely new channel, ITV Quiz. The shift is the latest step in
Continue reading →ITV’s “Dancing on Ice,” a staple of British television since its debut in 2006, has been officially cancelled and will not return for a new series in 2026. ITV has announced that Dancing On Ice has been “rested” with “no … Continue reading →
The Tour de France, the biggest profile event on the sport of cycling, has been a free-to-air part of British TV schedules for generations. ITV is the primary broadcaster since 2001, transporting the drama of the race into the living … Continue reading →
In January 2026, ITV will implement significant scheduling changes for its flagship soaps, Emmerdale and Coronation Street. The new format introduces a “soaps power hour” on weekdays, featuring 30-minute episodes of Emmerdale at 8:00 PM, followed by 30-minute episodes of … Continue reading →