TV Licence Fee Increase Announced After 2 Year Freeze
UK’s TV Licence fee rises to £169.50 after a two-year freeze. The increase, set for next year, addresses BBC funding amid cost of living concerns
UK’s TV Licence fee rises to £169.50 after a two-year freeze. The increase, set for next year, addresses BBC funding amid cost of living concerns
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer reconsiders the TV Licence fee hike amid cost of living concerns, as the UK braces for changes to the BBC funding model
According to a new report by Ofcom, BBC iPlayer faces an identity crisis in the streaming era – can it become more than a catch-up service in the public’s eye?
In a speech today, acting BBC Chair Dame Elan Closs Stephens explored a £400/year subscription model as a potential alternative to the current TV Licence fee
UKTV, the broadcaster owned by the BBC, is rebranding to ‘U’ in 2024, impacting popular channels like Dave and Yesterday on Freeview, and its UKTV Player
Premiering this Christmas on the BBC, ‘The Famous Five’ gets a reboot. Join George, Julian, and friends in a modern adventure based on Enid Blyton’s classics
Discover why “Doctor Who” and “Red Dwarf’s” iconic themes lead the UK’s Sci-Fi chart, outperforming American classics in PRS for Music’s latest ranking
A widespread geolocation glitch is locking some BBC iPlayer users out, misidentifying them as outside the UK. Here’s what to do with “Error Message 02066”
Doctor Who’s 60th-anniversary specials will be available in 4K on BBC iPlayer. The upgrade marks a rare venture into Ultra HD broadcasting for the series
Is Freeview dying? Ofcom’s new consultation raises questions about the long-term viability of the free-to-air service. Here’s what you need to know
BBC fast-tracks the end of SD channels on Freesat and Sky to January 8, 2024. Discover how this impacts you and the solutions offered for a smooth transition
Discover the legacy of Doctor Who with over 800 classic episodes coming soon to BBC iPlayer, marking a monumental return alongside an extensive online archive