Digital TV

Sky TV and Now TV customers can now register to stream on six different devices, up from four devices previously. 

Millions of Sky TV and broadband customers will see their bills rise by up to £96 a year from Monday 1 April – but if you're affected you may be able to leave penalty-free or haggle down your bill.

Virgin Media has announced it is hiking prices for five million broadband, phone and TV customers by an average 4.5% – but you can leave penalty-free. Here's how to beat the hikes.

Millions of BT customers are facing yet another round of price hikes from September, MoneySavingExpert can reveal, with line rental, broadband, TV, BT Sport and calls costs set to rise for some.

Virgin Media should not be charging customers exit fees of up to £240, regulator Ofcom has said – but it’s yet to order the company to change its ways.

Sky has announced its Sky Q and Now TV customers will be able to include Netflix as part of their subscription in the next 12 months.

Five million Virgin Media home phone, broadband and TV customers will be hit with price rises of up to 5% from November – but follow our tricks to beat the hike.

The BBC has announced it is to close down its digital download service the BBC Store from 1 November. If you've bought any programmes you won't be able to watch them after that - but you can get a full refund for your purchases, or an Amazon Video voucher worth a little more.

BT has announced it is to hike the cost of broadband and calls and begin charging TV customers £3.50 a month for BT Sport. Check if you can find a better deal elsewhere – if so, the good news is those affected can leave their BT contract penalty-free, or you can try to haggle down your bill.