Sky is hiking things by 6.2 percent and some unlucky Virgin Media customers are being hit by a 7.5 percent increase. If that simply sounds like too much for your finances to cope with then now is ...

The lineup of this year's Series Mania, the TV festival and industry meet that ... including to the BBC in Britain, Sky and Max in Europe, and NBCUniveral in Latin America. "There are still shows that ...

The way we all consume TV is changing. Sky recently confirmed that 90 percent ... which beams content to the big screen via an internet connection. Now it seems Virgin Media is starting to push ...

Taking steps to reduce your energy bills will also pay dividends, although the good news is that the latest hike is coming in ...

You may be able to get cheaper prices by bundling your phone, internet and TV services - though you need ... rate cut at the next meeting in May are now below 50%, according to the data.

The Sky Sports mobile app will keep you up to date with the latest news from your favourite sports - here's how to receive the alerts you want. Choose from streaming the live action, receiving ...

Britain was leapfrogged by Slovenia, Mexico, the UAE and Germany, and now sits just behind the latter and just ahead of the United States. Afghanistan is the unhappiest country in the world ...

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Sky Cinema regularly switches up its offering depending on special events. For example, a special Sky Cinema Kids Books channel was launched for World Book Day. Now that the annual event is over ...

Sky claimed that the majority of customers now wanted to handle tasks like renewing ... it battles heavy losses and tries to navigate the switch from lucrative satellite contracts to the more ...

SKY Q viewers will no longer find two much-loved channels on their screens in the latest TV shake-up. The move also affects Sky+ and Sky+HD customers, as the duo disappear from satellite ...