Category: News

Sky subscribers can now watch over 150 episodes from 10 Hayu reality shows for free – a taster ahead of the full Hayu launch on Sky in July

Or Goren Mar 19, 2026 5:06pm No Comments

From James McAvoy to Emilia Clarke and Lucy Liu — Sky reveals its 2026 slate of originals and exclusives at its UP NEXT showcase

Or Goren Mar 19, 2026 11:50am No Comments

HBO Max launches in the UK on March 26 with new Saver Plans for TNT Sports fans – saving up to £131 a year when bundling entertainment and sport.

Or Goren Mar 19, 2026 7:33am No Comments

The Freesat 4K recording boxes have been discontinued – but Manhattan is stepping in with the new S4-R recorder, due at the end of April

Or Goren Mar 18, 2026 4:09pm 9 Comments

Rewind TV brings Gregory Peck, Frederick Forsyth espionage, and a special banned-film screening to Freeview and Sky in April

Or Goren Mar 17, 2026 3:29pm 9 Comments

Disney+ joins Sky TV subscriptions from today – here’s what’s included, how to activate, and what it means for NOW customers

Or Goren Mar 17, 2026 11:45am 1 Comment

Amazon’s ad-free Prime Video add-on is getting a major price increase in the US, with 4K also moving behind a paywall. The UK could follow soon

Or Goren Mar 16, 2026 10:18am 8 Comments

NOW Entertainment subscribers will get Warner Bros. films included with HBO Max at no extra cost – even if they are not subscribed to NOW Cinema

Or Goren Mar 13, 2026 12:24pm 4 Comments

EE TV prices rise across all bundles in March 2026, as HBO Max joins and Discovery+ departs. New prices, content changes, and current deals explained

Or Goren Mar 12, 2026 11:41am 1 Comment

NOW and Prime Video subscribers will be able to activate a standalone HBO Max account from March 26 – giving them direct app access with Full HD

Or Goren Mar 9, 2026 12:23pm 3 Comments

The BBC is proposing to turn iPlayer into a shared home for all UK public service TV – echoing the failed BritBox and Project Kangaroo experiments.

Or Goren Mar 5, 2026 6:07pm 9 Comments

Prosecutions down 80%, evasion at record highs – the BBC’s Charter Review response reveals just how broken TV licence enforcement has become

Or Goren Mar 5, 2026 5:02pm 12 Comments