Not paying the BBC licence fee is a criminal offence and can land you in jail – but things are expected to change soon, with fines handed over to bailiffs
The BBC Sounds App, which offers live streaming and on-demand content from the BBC’s radio stations, is now available on more devices, and internationally
Tim Davie gave his first speech as the BBC director-general, where he spoke about his future plans for the broadcaster, amidst calls to abolish the licence fee
Lord Tony Hall, the outgoing BBC Director-General, dropped a TV licence fee bomb, saying it could turn into a mandatory household bill
With recent changes in TV Licence laws, many are wondering – do I need a tv licence? We have the answers – especially if you’re a cord cutter
The ongoing UltraHD (4K) trial on BBC iPlayer is back, after being removed during the lockdown, with three popular programmes. Here’s how to watch it
More than 200,000 TV and radio programmes are now available to search – and then stream – thanks to a new BBC tool, “The Programme Explorer”
23 Films from Hollywood’s golden age, such as “Citizen Kane” and “Top Hat”, are now available to stream on BBC iPlayer
Thanks to a new deal between BBC and PACT, more shows on BBC iPlayer will be able to stay on the service for 12 months and potentially longer
“Dracula”, “Taboo” and several other successful box sets are coming back to BBC iPlayer, amidst the service seeing a surge in popularity
The BBC announced that the plans to make Over-75s pay the TV licence fee have been delayed – but only for a short time
With British TV programmes from ITV, BBC and Channel 5, BritBox is trying to fight the streaming TV giants. But is it worth your money?