
That’s TV Blackout: Two Freeview Channels Disappear
That’s TV and That’s TV 2 have been off Freeview for four days with no explanation. Channels still work on Sky and Freesat but broadcaster stays silent

That’s TV and That’s TV 2 have been off Freeview for four days with no explanation. Channels still work on Sky and Freesat but broadcaster stays silent

Rewind TV’s January 2026 lineup on Freeview & Sky includes “video nasties” like Inseminoid and Mardi Gras Massacre, plus classic sitcoms The Dustbinmen

Talking Pictures TV launches on Freely months early, now streaming live on Channel 36. Classic British films without needing a Freeview aerial

For years, the dream has been simple: one device that gives you both Freeview’s live TV and a proper streaming stick’s apps, all working together seamlessly. Or better yet, just make Freely an app for Fire TV or Roku and be done with it. Well, we’re not getting the app – but we are finally

The Netgem Pleio launches today for £99, replacing Freeview aerials with streaming-only Freely. Includes gaming and Android TV apps, but no recording

Pop and Tiny Pop channels closing on Sky, Virgin Media and Freeview aerial in December. Only streaming services to remain as kids’ TV market collapses

Humax confirms mystery Freely recorder exists after accidentally publishing more details. It combines apps, Freely streaming and recording

Freeview adds Cartoon Classics kids channel and expands Wedotv Movies availability in October, plus Gems TV rebrands to Gemporia

TLC becomes free-to-air on Freeview from January 2026 with “Mock the Week” returning, while HGTV shuts down, in a series of Warner Bros. Discovery changes

Rewind TV launches late-night cult films and brings back classics like “Boon”, “The Champions” and “Wish Me Luck” to Freeview and Sky this autumn

10 streaming channels are joining Freeview’s heir Freely, including Talking Pictures TV, BLAZE, locals channels and 5 new AMC channels

Freeview warns of TV disruptions Oct 10-15 due to high pressure. Important: Do NOT retune your device during outages. Here’s what to do instead