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News relating to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) services, including Freeview, Saorview, and channels broadcast on these platforms.
As the industry awaits the publication of a plan for the future of Freeview, a campaign group supporting older and vulnerable users has started a petition to plead their case to retain a basic free-to-air TV service.
The first major Freeview update of the year introduces new channels, but also a number of channel changes and deletions. You’ll need to retune to continue watching all available stations in your area.
Channel better known for US reality shows relaunches as a free-to-air channel next week with a new schedule. It’s part of a major revamp of Warner Bros Discovery’s TV channel portfolio that will also benefit subscribers of Discovery+.
Freeview viewers have access to just over 120 bonus channels, many of which aren’t directly found in the channel list.
Viewers may temporarily lose access to some TV and radio services over the Christmas holidays, due to weather conditions.
After crashing off-air with no advance warning or explanation, two classic entertainment channels from That’s TV are back on Freeview screens.
Freeview has completed the final channel update of the year, with minor changes affecting hybrid streaming services broadcast on the platform.
Mystery surrounds the unexpected disappearance of two Freeview channels from That’s TV, which crashed off air this week.
Broadcast regulator Ofcom has approved a request by the BBC to renew the licence of its Freeview HD multiplex by five years, ensuring the continuation of HD services on the UK’s digital terrestrial television (DTT) platform.
Viewers using Freeview and Freely will see an early monthly channel update on Wednesday 10 December, marking the final round of changes before the Christmas and New Year period.