11 Biggest UK TV, Streaming And Freeview Blunders Of 2020
From the endless channel number changes on Freeview to TV price hikes and shows that come late to the UK – these are some of the things that annoyed us in 2020
From the endless channel number changes on Freeview to TV price hikes and shows that come late to the UK – these are some of the things that annoyed us in 2020
The festive special of Doctor Who – Revolution of the Daleks, will be streamed in 4K / HDR on BBC iPlayer. Here’s everything you need for it
Despite the ongoing debate over the possible decriminalisation of the BBC licence fee, ministers are reportedly planning to postpone the decision
The modern revival episodes of Doctor Who will be leaving Netflix in the UK next month. Here’s where – and how – you can still stream them
Data published this week reveals that 74% of all those convicted of TV licence fee evasion in 2019 were women. The reason is astonishing
The app offers live radio streaming and thousands of recorded shows and podcasts from the BBC Radio archives. But not all Freesat devices will get it
All remaining Premier League games in November and over the Christmas and New Year period will be shown on existing broadcast services – without the £14.95 cost
Despite the current lockdown, TV licensing inspectors whose job it is to detect evaders, will reportedly be visiting houses once again
Some of the most iconic British comedies from the past decades, including The Vicar Of Dibley, Blackadder and more, are joining the BBC’s streaming service
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