What You Actually Get With Channels+ On Freely
For many people setting up a new Freely box, one feature immediately raises questions — Channels+.
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That’s TV Ends Music Channels on Sky, Freesat & Freeview
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 →
BBC Loses 2026 Commonwealth Games Rights to TNT
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 →
How Netflix’s WBD Deal Reshapes the Industry
On 5 December 2025, Netflix announced a definitive agreement to acquire Warner Bros., including its film and television studios — plus the streaming assets HBO and HBO Max. The deal is valued at roughly 82.7 billion USD enterprise value (about … Continue reading →
The Freely PLEIO UK TV streaming device launches
The new Freely PLEIO device from Netgem is one of the most exciting arrivals in the UK streaming landscape this year, offering a modern and affordable way to upgrade almost any TV.
Continue reading →Sky and Comcast in Talks to Buy ITV: What It Means
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 →
UK TV Channels on Astra 2 Satellites – What Free Channels Are Available
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 →A Firestick Update That You Will ACTUALLY Find Useful !!
Amazon has rolled out a new update for Firestick and Fire TV devices, introducing a feature that many users will find extremely helpful.
Continue reading →BBC’s New Freely Box: Streaming TV Without the Hassle
The way you watch TV in the UK is changing fast—and the BBC is making sure it’s not left behind.
Continue reading →UK MPs Push for Free-to-Air Premier League Games
A new proposal to make 10 Premier League matches available on free-to-air UK television each season has entered the spotlight, as Members of Parliament (MPs) push for a change that could reshape football broadcasting in the country. The amendment, brought … 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 →
Do IPTV Services Offer Subtitles? What You Need to Know
In today’s streaming world, subtitles have become a crucial feature for many viewers—whether it’s for accessibility, language learning, or simply watching content in noisy environments. If you’re using or considering Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services, you may be wondering: Do … Continue reading →
Biannual Satellite TV Solar Outage Time
It’s that time of year again when the Sun, or a Solar Outage, can disrupt satellite signals received by your dish, causing temporary loss of some weaker UK TV channels. This guide is helpful for those experiencing this phenomenon for … Continue reading →
ITV to close channels on UK satellite
ITV has confirmed that it will complete its transition to HD only broadcasting on UK satellite TV next month, with the final two main SD channels shutting down. Throughout October, all remaining regional versions of ITV1 SD will be removed … Continue reading →
UK satellite TV channel changes today: what you need to know
There are a few changes to UK satellite TV channels today: SkyPremiere+1 has been removed – no point keeping a +1 SD channel, when people prefer to watch in HD. Movies24 has moved from Sky channel number 325 to Sky … Continue reading →