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Number of households paying BBC TV licence fee falls again
Even though the proceeds go almost entirely towards funding the BBC, payment of the annual fee is mandatory for any household which watches live content from any broadcaster.
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Dangerous Animals gets digital and disc release dates
Vertigo will release the film on all major digital platforms on 25th July, then release into physical retailers on 8th September.
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Openreach to use recycled plastic in new ONT casings
The company has also worked with Nokia to to reduce the amount of cardboard packaging that ONTs arrive in by 30 per cent.
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Two Doors Down returns with new Christmas special
The BBC’s multi award-winning Scottish sitcom Two Doors Down is set to return with a new Christmas special.
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EE’s latest tech deal offers £130 off a Sony Bravia TV
EE has announced a one day deal on Sony’s KD-50X75WL 50” 4K Android TV which will be available tomorrow (18th July) for £130 off its standard RRP of £499. The deal is the latest in…
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The Open – BBC strikes new multi-year rights deal
BBC Sport has secured a new multi-year deal to bring audiences radio commentaries, TV highlights and digital clips until 2027.
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Kia’s new European cars to feature in-car entertainment from LG
Apps supporting the platform include Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, and LG Channels, with Rakuten TV and Napster set to join later this year.
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Kia’s new European cars to feature in-car entertainment from LG
Apps supporting the platform include Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, and LG Channels, with Rakuten TV and Napster set to join later this year.
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How to get free Apple TV+ from Currys, EE, Sky and Barclays
The iPad and iPhone maker’s video streaming service offers a growing selection of exclusive high-end dramas, comedies and films.
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How to get free Disney+ in the UK – round up of the latest offers
For those looking to save on their streaming bills, several major brands are currently offering free access to Disney+.
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How to sign up to the standalone Prime Video plan on Amazon UK
As well as the regular ‘full fat’ version of Prime, Amazon also offers a standalone Prime Video option costing £5.99 per month.
