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News relating to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) services, including Freeview, Saorview, and channels broadcast on these platforms.
Six months after making its debut on Freeview, the eGaming channel is no longer available on the Freeview channel guide.
For the second time in as many months, TV viewers in parts of the UK may be impacted by high pressure weather conditions.
Local Freeview channel for London, which launched in 2014 will close on Sunday evening as uncertainty over the future of local TV channels on Freeview persists.
Despite being billed as iPlayer-only, FA Cup fixtures involving Everton, Leeds United and Newcastle United are still available on regular broadcast TV.
The BBC, which owns the multiplex that carries the last remaining HD channels on Freeview, is holding back from renewing an Ofcom licence.
The BBC warns viewers that TV reception may be affected by atmospheric conditions during the Christmas period.
Three services have now been deleted from the Freeview channel list in the December update, including vintage and independent film channel FilmStream.
The Freeview monthly channel update for November unlocks crime drama movie channel GREAT! Mystery.
Campaigners are calling on the UK Government to commit to the long-term future of traditional terrestrial broadcast TV for the benefit of certain groups of people.
Factual channel U&Eden is joined by three streaming channels on Freeview this October, including music channel GIGS. Meanwhile, That’s TV launches its annual Christmas channel.